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Fall in Love with Portland

Crisp air, blue skies, crunchy leaves underfoot and seasonal activities galore make autumn the perfect time to visit Portland.

Portland Soup Spots

Warm up with a belly full of the city’s best soups, from pozole to hot pot.

Where to Find Fall Color

Autumn is peak season to enjoy a stroll in these six leafy wonders.

Oct. 11–27, 2019

Around the World in 82 Dishes

Various Restaurants Free

Presented by the 82nd Avenue of Roses Business Association. Join up for an international food tour o…

Cultural Communities, Food & Drink

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Oct. 23–Nov. 27, 2019

Kenton Portland Farmers Market

North Portland Free

The Kenton Farmers Market is located in the heart of the historic Kenton neighborhood in North Portl…

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Food & Drink, Shopping

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Thursday, Oct. 24, 2019

Y La Bamba with Brown Calculus and Noche Libre

Doug Fir Restaurant, Bar & Lounge $16-$20

Celebrate night one of Y La Bamba’s fifth record release. Featuring performances by Brown Calculus a…

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Music, Nightlife

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Oct. 25–27, 2019

Portland Mac 'n' Cheese Festival

Castaway Portland Varies

Mac ‘n’ cheese, the versatile and unapologetically cheesy side dish, is being celebrated as the main…

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Festival, Food & Drink

The Maize at the Pumpkin Patch

Take a lazy stroll or a make a harrowing dash through this seasonal maze. Daily through Nov. 3.

My People's Market

This vibrant pop-up marketplace showcases work by local makers of color (Nov. 8–9).

Portland Book Festival

Portland’s premier book festival features more than 100 authors on Nov. 9.

Wine Country Thanksgiving

Give thanks for this great Willamette Valley wine-tasting opportunity (Nov. 29–Dec. 1).

Holiday Ale Festival

This celebration of winter suds is set beneath downtown Portland’s majestic holiday tree (Dec. 4–8).

Portland Winter Light Festival

Brighten your February with glowing sculptures and thousands of twinkling lights at the annual Winter Lights Festival.

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Family Fun in Portland

Kids of all ages (including kids at heart) enjoy Portland's attractions, activities and eats in and near the city.

Let's go!

Alberta Arts District

Lined with street art, galleries, restaurants and bars, this Northeast Portland neighborhood is best known for its colorful monthly street fair.

Belmont

Located a few blocks from Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard, Belmont boasts its own mix of vintage and indie shops, coffee houses, bars and food carts.

Central Eastside

Across the Willamette River from downtown, this area blends industrial Portland with new restaurants, microbreweries and riverside recreation.

Downtown

Portland’s compact, walkable downtown offers easy access to great food, green spaces, cultural offerings and tax-free shopping. Browse the city’s most diverse mix of retail brands, see a show and grab a bite at a food cart or fine restaurant.

Hawthorne

Eclectic is the norm on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard, a walkable street with block after block of vintage shops, boutiques and cafés.

Lloyd

Just across the river from downtown, this area caters to convention attendees, sports fans and shoppers.

Mississippi

Enjoy live music, local shops and popular restaurants and bars on this historic North Portland street.

Northwest / Nob Hill

Northwest Portland offers sophisticated shopping, dining and people-watching.

Old Town Chinatown

Today, Portland’s original downtown is a bustling entertainment district, home to Portland's famous Saturday Market, Chinatown Museum and Lan Su Chinese Garden.

Pearl District

The chic Pearl District features galleries and cultural institutions, as well as stylish shops and acclaimed eateries.

St. Johns

Discover a lesser-known side of Portland in St. Johns, home to one of Bridgetown’s most gorgeous spans and most beloved parks.

Williams

Steps away from bustling Mississippi Avenue, this vibrant North Portland street offers stellar shopping, dining and activities.

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Explore the Outdoors

With parks and gardens, hiking, running, biking, nature and wildlife all easily accessible, Portland is ripe for outdoor adventure.

Hit the trail

Arts

Galleries, public art, events and avant-garde institutions fill Portland’s vibrant arts scene.

Beer

Portland is home to more breweries than any other city on earth. (No wonder we call it “Beervana!”)

Cannabis

Learn all about legal marijuana in Portland with our coverage of the dos, don’ts and more.

Biking

One of the best ways to explore the Rose City is on two wheels.

Craft Spirits

Food

From food carts to farmers markets and award-winning restaurants, Portland is a culinary haven for foodies of all stripes.

Makers

Portland is a hub for artists, entrepreneurs and creators alike, with community studios, warehouses and makerspaces that let you DIY your way around town.

Music

Portland’s musical offerings are diverse as the city itself, with options including indie rock, jazz, classical, pop and more.

Nightlife

Dance clubs, karaoke and comedy all come out at night in Portland — as do late happy hours, swanky bowling and other unexpected delights.

Outdoors

Portland is the perfect launchpad for outdoor activities and adventure.

Sports

From seeing a soccer match with the Timbers Army to rooting for Rip City and the Trail Blazers, Portland loves its sports.

Weird

Diverse dining options, gorgeous gardens and unexpected attractions make Portland one of a kind.

Wine

With wine country in its backyard, Portland overflows with wine bars and urban wineries, offering special varietals from around the world.

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Top Sights in Portland

Portland’s fun and unexpected attractions range from gardens and museums to (tax-free) retailers of coffee, doughnuts and books.

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African American Community

Connect with the African American community at these businesses, cultural centers, clubs, restaurants and more.

Hispanic American Community

Visit a Catholic monument, Latino eateries and arts groups and institutions to connect with the local Hispanic American community.

Native American Community

Learn about Oregon's Native American culture and history through these collections and institutions.

Cartopia Food Cart Pod

The Cartopia pod is home to a wide variety of food carts and a covered, heated seating area. Most carts are lively late into the night, staying open until midnight Tuesday to Thursday and even later on the weekends.

Portland Mercado

This public market features more than a dozen businesses offering various Latin American foods and products.

Cartlandia Food Cart Pod

This Southeast Portland “super pod” is home to a full-service bar, a family- and dog-friendly outdoor beer garden and over 30 carts representing 15 different countries (including a Voodoo Doughnut mobile van and three carts serving lobster).

Portland State University Food Cart Pod

Located on the south end of the Portland State University campus, this food cart pod offers cuisine from around the world. For seating, head to the shady, tree-lined South Park Blocks nearby.

Fifth Avenue Food Cart Pod

This eclectic collection of eateries in downtown Portland is a local favorite for weekday lunch.

Columbia River Gorge

Starting just 30 miles east of Portland, the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area offers amazing vistas, trails and more than 90 waterfalls.

Mount Hood

Mount Hood offers scenic recreation ranging from camping, hiking and fishing to nearly year-round skiing.

Oregon Coast

From the fishing city of Astoria to the tide pools of Yachats, the Oregon Coast is a rugged, unspoiled treasure that begins 90 minutes from Portland.

Portland International Airport (PDX)

PDX boasts an easy light rail connection to downtown, free Wi-Fi, local food and drink and tax-free shopping with no markups — and 426 flights daily.

MAX Light Rail

Beyond big trees and picnic tables, Washington Park offers a zoo, two museums, gardens and more, all bordered by one of the country’s premier urban wildernesses.

Where to Stay

Use these guides to find the perfect place to lay your head during your trip to the Rose City.

Tours & Itineraries

Let local experts — and our targeted itineraries — offer inspiration for your time in and around Portland.

Portland Streetcar

In 2001, Portland built the nation’s first modern-day streetcar: the sleek and modern Portland Streetcar.

Car- and Ride-Sharing

Car- and ride-sharing services in Portland make it easier than ever to get around the city without bringing your own vehicle.

Bus Service

The TriMet bus system, which covers the city and its suburbs, offers low fares, friendly drivers and full wheelchair accessibility.