路面電車やバス、歩きや自転車で街めぐりは簡単。

Plan

Use these local guides and resources to plan your perfect trip to Portland.

路面電車やバス、歩きや自転車で街めぐりは簡単。

Whether it’s your first time visiting Portland or you’re looking for something new to discover, there’s plenty of ways to explore the City of Roses. Scroll down for resources to help you plan your trip to Portland, then visit our events calendar to find even more things to do while you’re here.

A canopy protects the roadway at PDX from the elements.

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.

The iconic 50-foot clock tower at Union Station welcomes visitors to Portland.

Amtrak / Union Station

Union Station, with its elegant architecture and iconic “Go By Train” neon sign connects passengers with the city by bus, car and of course by train.

$You can\'t drive a boat on Portland streets, but a car with a boat is just fine.$

Driving in Portland

While Portland prides itself on being a city that’s easy to get around without a car, these tips will help you tour the city in four-wheeled fashion.

Portland Weather

Every season in Portland brings unique weather conditions and changes to the city's outdoor scenery. Plan your next trip with our guide, which includes average temperatures and rainfall.

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Downtown Hotels

The city center offers easy access to shopping, entertainment, culture — and other districts.

Lloyd Hotels

This central area, home to the Oregon Convention Center and attractions, is just minutes from downtown.

$Spot this eye-catching mural on Northwest Fourth Avenue and Everest Street in Portland\'s Old Town Chinatown.$

Northwest Portland Hotels

A stay in Northwest Portland promises a taste of everything the city has to offer.

Airport Hotels

Stay near PDX and you'll be close to lots of other things, too.

Jantzen Beach offers views of the Columbia River and Mount Hood.

Jantzen Beach Hotels

This river district offers easy access to neighborhoods and regional destinations.

Enjoy sweeping views of Portland at cozy Tabor Haus.

Five Favorite Vacation Rentals in Portland

Vacation rentals offer the chance to experience Portland like a local. For interesting accommodations, consider a stay at one of these exceptional vacation rentals in Portland.

Pet-Friendly Portland Hotels

These Portland hotels pamper pets as much as they do people, providing bedding, treats, room service and more.

Portland Apps

Turn your smartphone into a local tour guide with apps that help you track train schedules, map food carts, explore public art and more.

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$Many bus lines serve downtown\'s Transit Mall.$

Bus Service

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

MAX Light Rail

Portland's efficient light rail system connects the metro area and downtown core. Learn how to ride and where to go on MAX.

Portland Streetcar

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

Tours & Itineraries

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

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The Springwater on the Willamette Trail offers views of downtown.

Bicycle Maps & Where to Ride

With bike lanes and paths throughout the city, Portland has great places to ride for cyclists of all abilities.

$A year-long pilot program for electric scooters (aka “e-scooters\") returns April 26, 2019.$

Electric Scooters (E-Scooters) in Portland

In April 2019, Portland launched a year-long citywide trial in of shareable electric scooters ("e-scooters"). Before boarding, check out our dos and don’ts for riding e-scooters in Portland.

Biketown bike-share bicycles are available throughout Portland.

Biketown Bike-Share in Portland

Introduced in 2016, Portland’s bike-share program brings 1,000 smart bicycles to the central city.

The historic Vista House at Crown Point serves as both a museum, resting point for travelers and panoramic viewpoint of the incredible scenery.

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.

$Crescent Beach is located at Ecola Point on Oregon\'s north coast.$

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.

48 Hours in Portland

A two-day walking tour of Portland includes an indie book mecca, local art, peaceful gardens, craft beer and lots of great food.

$January\'s Fertile Ground Festival celebrates new Portland works.$

January Events

From theater to roller derby, Portland kicks off the year with an eclectic assortment of events.

February Events

February is the perfect month to take in fine Portland food, film, music and more.

Peruse local art, crafts, furniture, food and much more at Portland Saturday Market.

March Events

Shop, eat and cheer your way through the last of winter with these March events in Portland.

Every April, Design Week Portland fills the city with exciting open houses, exhibitions and events.

April Events

Spring in Portland brings festivals dedicated to wine, tulips and tunes.

Portland Farmers Market at Portland State University is open Saturdays year round in downtown Portland.

May Events

From farmers' markets to fiestas, there's plenty to do in Portland in May.

$Every June, Portland comes to life the week around Pride, a time of solidarity and celebration with the city\'s vibrant LGBTQIA+ community.$

June Events

Portland's "festival season" warms up every June with the Portland Rose Festival, Portland Pride Parade and Festival, plentiful outdoor concerts and celebrations of craft beer.

$Volunteers pour beer at the Oregon Brewers Festival, held every July on Portland\'s waterfront.$

July Events

July in Portland is a busy time, with a variety of live music, beer fests and film events to take in.

Cyclists of all ages cross the Fremont Bridge during the annual Bridge Pedal.

August Events

Biking across bridges and cheering on soapbox racers are two of many great August events in Portland.

A chef prepares a dish for a dinner during Feast Portland, the culinary celebration held every September.

September Events

As summer winds down, Portland ups the ante with performance art, live music and dining events throughout September.

Local artist Poppy Dully showcases her work during Portland Open Studios.

October Events

October events in Portland include a giant pumpkin race, "can't miss" film festival, corn mazes, haunted houses and other autumn and Halloween-themed events.

$When winter begins, the deer\'s nose on the city\'s iconic \"Portland Oregon\" sign lights up like Rudolph, the Red Nose Reindeer.$

November Events

Get cozy with downtown's holiday tree lighting, Willamette Valley wine or a good Northwest-made movie.

$Get into the spirit with a visit to Portland\'s holiday tree at Pioneer Courthouse Square.$

December Events

Favorite December events in Portland include light displays, holiday shopping, seasonal traditions and a beer festival.

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