Portland, TN is a quiet city located in Middle Tennessee with plenty of local attractions to discover. The community is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and the amount of outdoor activities it offers, such as fishing, hiking, and hunting. Portland is known for its classic Southern charm and unique historic buildings. Tourists have commented on the ease of navigating around town and the abundance of stores, restaurants, and museums to explore. Many visitors also enjoy taking advantage of the nearby Natural State Park which boasts beautiful views of Tennessee’s countryside. Portland has been praised for its affordability compared to other cities in Tennessee and remains an attractive place for those seeking a peaceful getaway or a chance to experience a piece of true Southern hospitality.
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Beautiful Country Town - 11/1/2021
Moved here from California and absolutely love it here in Portland, TN. So quiet & peaceful. Definitely a country setting. The landscape is beautiful. I frequently see Amish buggy’s on the country roads. Only 10 minutes to Franklin KY. You can also shop at local produce, dairy and livestock farms here. Portland is known for its Strawberries. Strawberry Festival every year in May.
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My Experience in Portland - 8/24/2007
I moved to Portland 15 years ago in order to educate my children at Highland Elementary and Highland Academy--private schools located in Portland. In the process, I have opened an office on Main Street and can walk to work from my home since it is an older home in the middle of Portland.
Sometimes on a summer night, my son and I walk a couple of blocks to get ice cream. We can walk to the library, the pool, the city park, or just around the block.
I can walk into City Hall as many citizens do and talk to the mayor. I can attend town hall meetings, Chamber meetings, and participate in our annual event--the Strawberry Festival.
I guess what I am trying to say is that Portland is a small town and you can easily get to know everyone over time.
The down side of Portland is that it has a busy highway (l09) right through town with hundreds of big trucks going through it. It also has a train track going through town with regular
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