Portland Travel Packages

Enjoy a day picnicking or wandering down the walkways in one of the oldest and finest gardens in the United States.

Stroll through the many buildings of the oldest art museum in the Pacific Northwest, and discover pieces ranging from prehistoric artefacts to contemporary art.

View native creatures and endangered species during every month of the year at one of the oldest zoos in the United States.

Unique interactive exhibits will have all members of the family playing scientist or engineer while learning about how our world works.

This charming little town offers eclectic boutiques, fine galleries, and unparalleled natural beauty.

Hike the trails in the blast zone or camp out near the visitor centre for an incredible trip at this National Volcanic Monument north of Portland.

A Catholic site offering scenic beauty and a peaceful sanctuary just minutes from busy downtown Portland.

Waterfalls, flowers, and tranquillity can all be found in this authentic, idyllic Japanese garden in Portland.

A beautifully restored example of a bygone era stands proudly and offers spectacular views of Portland and beyond.

Whether you want to relax and soak up some beauty or enjoy one of Portland's many festivals, spare at least one afternoon to enjoy this wonderful waterfront park.

Wine buffs and anyone with an eco-conscience will enjoy having a glass or two at this fully certified organic winery.

Spots of color decorate this peaceful garden just outside central Portland. Come throughout the year for varying delights of flowers and trees.

Get insights into all aspects of forests and trees, learning how they grow and how they are used around the world.

Enjoy the landscaped scenery of this natural and spiritual oasis and learn about Chinese culture and Portland’s Chinese connection in this peaceful setting.

Weekends provide a treat for local residents and visitors who come to explore numerous stalls filled with art, crafts, food and fun.

Portland’s downtown “living room” is a beloved town square and a symbol of the city’s commitment to lively public spaces.

Perfect for a rainy-day visit, this famous bookstore is a wonderful spot to visit any day. Browse for hours amid its 1 million books.

A lot of stories, and even a leprechaun, have come out of one of the world’s smallest parks, a tiny green space in Portland.

Take a moment to honor the survivors and remember the victims of the horrific genocidal event of World War II.

In addition to its lovely natural park grounds, this site has numerous man-made delights, from gardens to historic memorials to a zoo. 

This museum, designed for children and the adults who care for them, contains many learning spaces, creative workshops and educational displays.

An oasis of green in the bustling downtown, this corridor of parks provides relaxation for city dwellers and a picturesque setting of Portland’s cultural life.