A popular square in downtown Portland.

 The Pearl District is Portland’s well- known Art district and offers many shops, galleries and restaurants from which to choose.  This upscale, eclectic neighborhood is one on Portland’s  hottest...

Museum containing fun, interactive exhibits on forestry and forest conservation.

In business since 1967 and run by Portland's best-loved cross-dresser, this cabaret is a campy Portland institution with a female-impersonator show that has been a huge hit for years.

Located at Pearson Field, the oldest operating air field in the West, this small museum displays vintage aircraft including World War I planes, and provides short films on aviation history.

Controversial 36-foot sculpture of a woman that is placed on a landing from the third floor of the Portland Building.

Designed by architect, Michael Graves.

Beautiful park great for rockclimbing.

A peaceful garden featuring a replica of Michaelangelo's Pieta.

12,000 acres of land on the island have been preserved as the Sauvie Island Wildlife Area. Managed by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the wildlife area is a premier hiking, birdwatching, hunting, and fishing location.

Pop in for a pint at the oldest microbrewery in Oregon.

The Portland Saturday Market  runs from the 1st weekend of March until December 24th., on Saturdays  from 10:00 - 5:00 and Sunday .-11:00 - 4 :30.  You will be able to sample International foods, and...

The world famous Velveteria is a museum dedicated to the art of velvet paintings. There are around 350 paintings, a black light room, clowns, banditos, Elvis, and all your favorites. Plus a very special shrine to the Virgin Mary. You will never be the same after a visit to the Portland's Velveteria.