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Experience Portland Virtually

Explore Portland's great facilities from the comfort of your own home.

Even during these difficult times, we understand that your planning continues. Below you will find links to virtual tours of the Oregon Convention Center, Portland’s hotels and featured offsite venues.

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Oregon Convention Center (OCC)

Renovated in 2019, the Oregon Convention Center offers 255,000 square feet of contiguous exhibit space, 50 meeting rooms totaling 55,000 square feet, and two ballrooms totaling 60,000 square feet.

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Accommodations

Hotel and Venue finder

A number of Portland hotels offer virtual tours of their properties. Check out their listings in our hotel and venue finder to learn more.


Offsite Venues

Travel Portland has produced short videos about nine popular offsite venues. Scroll down to watch the videos and learn more about each venue.


Portland Art Museum

Leftbank Annex

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

Punch Bowl Social Portland

World Forestry Center

Oregon Historical Society

Exchange Ballroom
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Portland 101

Use these resources to help plan your next trip to the Rose City.

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Transportation

Portland transportation options include efficient public transit, miles of bike lanes, ride-share services and pedestrian-friendly city streets. Getting around the City of Roses is easier than you think.

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Portland Maps

Use these Portland maps to plan and create your own city experience. This guide provides everything from Portland city and region maps to guided tours, neighborhood information and more.

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Food

“Food” in Portland can mean so many things, and there’s always more delicious exploring to be done — from food carts to farmers’ markets (and award-winning restaurants, of course), the Portland food scene is an eclectic culinary haven.

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Things to Do

Like the city itself, things to do in Portland are a little unexpected and always inspiring.

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Neighborhoods

Learn more about Portland neighborhoods, which are located in the city’s six main geographical sections or so-called "quadrants" (Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest, North and South).