Arctic Museum and Arctic Studies Center, Brunswick, Maine, United States of America

Located in Bowdoin College in Brunswick, this museum traces its roots from the Arctic explorers and Bowdoin alumni, Peary and Macmillan. The Arctic Museum and Arctic Studies Center is a research safe house to the archaeological, anthropological, geological, and environmental information that was gathered about the North. The center hosts lectures, workshops, exhibits, and even an academic program related partnership related to Arctic studies with the college.

Guests of the center may opt to maximize their visit to Brunswick and visit the Androscoggin Swinging Bridge. This bridge, suspended across the Androscoggin River, was constructed by the same engineering firm that constructed the world-famous Brooklyn Bridge of New York. A short trip to this place will be the perfect quiet afternoon leisure that will sure to balance the load of information that visitors can learn in the studies center. Another recommended spot to go to is the Brunswick Golf Club. The starting roots of this club go way back in the 1800s, which is why it is no wonder how the club shows its deep appreciation for golfing. Rich in history and passion for the sport, this is a great place to try golfing for anyone interested. Visitors of Brunswick who would like to consider staying for some time to explore the area may opt to stay in The Brunswick Hotel. The hotel boasts of its upscale hotel services, accessible location, aesthetically pleasing interior, and its convenient package options.