Things To Do
Multnomah Falls
One of Oregon's most iconic spots, a striking cascade more than 600 ft tall with scenic hiking trails as well as paved trails and wheelchair-accessible viewing platforms.
Trillium Lake
If you're not from the area and you want to take in some nature, you'll enjoy the view of Mount Hood from Trillium Lake, its very accessible for vehicles. Its a beautiful view any time of year!
Washington Park
Check out the Oregon Zoo, Portland Japanese Garden, Hoyt’s Visitor Center, and the World Forestry Center Discovery Museum for each organization’s hours and ticketing details.
Powell's City of Books
Powell’s Books on Burnside Street, better known as the City of Books, occupies four stories on a full city block in downtown Portland’s Pearl District, making it the largest independent bookstore in the world!
Portland Saturday Market
The morning after the ceremony, check out some local food and culture at the Portland Saturday Market, a thriving arts and crafts open-air marketplace in the heart of Old Town. Everything sold at the Saturday Market is handmade. It is free to attend. Saturday Hours: 10am-5pm
Portland Haunted Underground Shanghai Tunnels Tour
Get into Spooky Season early and book a tour ($38 per person) in the heart of the legendary Shanghai Tunnels and explore more than 14,000 square feet of the Portland Underground. Learn about Portland's dark history and hear stories about our resident ghost, Nina. Finish up with 3 tasters and 1 pint of internationally award-winning beer.
The Freakybuttrue Peculiarium and Museum
Looking for something weird, quirky and very "Portland"? Check out The Freaktbuttrue Peculiarium. Admission is $10 per person, $7 on Tuesdays. Bring a well-behaved pet along and get 1 free admission. Come in wearing a decent* costume, and get 1 free admission.