

COVID-19 in Portland: What’s Open?
Learn the status of Portland attractions reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Know Before You Go
Multnomah County, where Portland is located, is in the “Extreme Risk” category, meaning that indoor recreational and entertainment facilities are closed and additional restrictions are placed on outdoor entertainment establishments. This applies to theaters, arenas, concert halls, gardens, museums and more.
Many attractions listed here are temporarily closed while Portland remains in the “Extreme Risk” category. Please visit individual attractions’ websites for additional status information.
Portland Attractions and Their Reopening Status
Travel Portland is maintaining this list of major attractions and their opening statuses. For the latest information about a specific business, please contact them directly.
We regularly update this page, so be sure to check back for new information.
If you represent an attraction that should be listed or updated, please email content@travelportland.com.
Know Before You Go
We’re doing our best to share the most current information, but some businesses might experience unexpected interruptions or there may be sudden changes in their hours of operation and/or safety procedures. Please be sure to always check with the attractions before visiting by going to their website or by calling them directly to get the latest information.
Architectural Heritage Center – CLOSED
The Architectural Heritage Center is currently closed.
The Grotto – Grounds CLOSED/Chapel OPEN

The Grotto grounds and gardens are currently closed. The Chapel of Mary is open for Mass with reduced capacity based on current restrictions. Pre-registration is required. The Grotto gift shop remains open for shopping.
International Rose Test Garden – OPEN

Portland’s acclaimed International Rose Test Garden has remained open throughout the pandemic.
Lan Su Chinese Garden – OPEN

One of Portland’s iconic attractions, the Lan Su Chinese Garden, is open. Please plan ahead before you visit as timed ticket reservations are required and the garden offers a limited number of tickets per day. Parties are limited to 6 people per group due to the current state mandate on group sizes.
Leach Botanical Garden – CLOSED
Leach Botanical Garden is currently closed.
Oregon Historical Society – CLOSED

The Oregon Historical Society is currently closed.
Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education – CLOSED

The Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education is currently closed, but you can find virtual exhibits and programing on OJMCHE’s website.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) – CLOSED

Popular family destination OMSI is currently closed.
Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation – CLOSED

Family favorite Oregon Rail Heritage Center is currently closed.
Oregon Zoo – CLOSED

The Oregon Zoo is currently closed, but the ZooLights event is still happening through Jan. 10, 2021. For more information, visit the Oregon Zoo’s website.
Pittock Mansion – CLOSED

Historic Pittock Mansion is currently closed.
Portland Art Museum – CLOSED

The Portland Art Museum is currently closed.
Portland Farmers Market – OPEN

Four of the five Portland Farmers Market locations (PSU, Lents, King and Shemanski Park) are open, with special safety procedures in place.
Portland Japanese Garden – OPEN

The Portland Japanese Garden is open with timed entry and other new safety procedures.
Portland Saturday Market – CLOSED

CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. The Portland Saturday Market operated from June 20-Sept. 26, 2020.
Portland Spirit – CLOSED

Willamette River cruises aboard the Portland Spirit are suspended until the indoor dining ban in Multnomah County is lifted.
Powell’s City of Books – OPEN

Portland’s icon and the world’s largest new and used bookstore, Powell’s City of Books, reopened its doors in downtown Portland on Aug. 21. Hours of operation are limited and some rooms remain closed. Customers can access to select new arrivals, bestsellers, used books, small press, gift items and the literature section in full.
Washington Park – OPEN

Natural areas and trails in Washington Park are open, but most of the major attractions it houses are closed due to current restrictions associated with the “Extreme Risk” category that Portland currently falls under.
- Hoyt Arboretum: Trails open; visitor center closed
- International Rose Test Garden: Open
- Oregon Zoo: Closed
- Portland Children’s Museum: Closed
- Portland Japanese Garden: Open
- World Forestry Center Discovery Museum: Closed
- Updates & safety measures
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