“3 Days in Portland Oregon | Top 13 Things to Do + Family Travel Guide”
This collection highlights the diverse attractions of Portland, Oregon, from family-friendly spots like the Oregon Zoo and OMSI to natural wonders like Multnomah Falls. It also includes unique urban experiences such as the world's smallest park, Powell's City of Books, and immersive art exhibits, showcasing the city's blend of culture, nature, and quirky charm.
Oregon Zoo
A zoo established in 1888 that houses over 1,800 animals from more than 230 species, divided into five major zones.
Washington Park
A large urban park that offers a scenic train ride through its forested hills and is home to the Oregon Zoo.
Portland Aerial Tram
A 4-minute tram ride offering gorgeous views of the city skyline and Mount Hood, connecting to the OHSU campus.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
A museum with multiple floors of exhibits, including a science playground for young children, natural science hall, and interactive engineering displays.
USS Blueback Submarine
A historic diesel-electric submarine offering tours that explore its various compartments, including the torpedo room, control room, and crew quarters.
Portland Waterfront Trail
A paved scenic walking and biking path along the Willamette River through downtown Portland, offering city skyline and bridge views.
Mill Ends Park
Recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, this is the world's smallest park, located in the middle of a street median.
Powell’s City of Books
The world's largest independent bookstore, spanning an entire city block with nine color-coded rooms and over 3,500 subsections.
Alpacas of Oregon Farm & Gardens
A farm located about 40 minutes from Portland where visitors can feed and interact with friendly alpacas.
Hawthorne Asylum Food Pods
A large food court featuring approximately 20 food carts offering diverse cuisines like barbecue, vegan, and Mediterranean, with communal seating and fire pits.
Hopscotch Immersive Art Exhibit
An interactive gallery space featuring 14 distinct immersive installations that combine light, sound, mirrors, and movement for a playful experience.
Multnomah Falls
Oregon's tallest waterfall, standing at 620 ft and divided into two sections, with a bridge offering great views of the upper falls.
McMenamins Kennedy School
A renovated historic schoolhouse from 1915 that now serves as a unique hotel, bar, restaurant, and movie theater complex with 57 themed rooms.
Benson Hotel
A historic luxury hotel built in 1913, featuring a grand lobby with Italian marble floors and rich wood paneling, offering an elegant, old-world atmosphere.