The city's oldest park is one of Oregon's most popular attractions! A sightseeing tour brings you across museums, zoos, fields, courts, playgrounds, and even an archery range, all interspersed with fountains, flowers, and other natural features.

Founded in 2003, they are famous for their gourmet doughnuts!

One of our favorite dessert places! Not only is the ice cream delicious, they are also known for the very unique flavors! (don't worry, they have regular flavors too :))

The Garden sits nestled in Washington Park, overlooking the city. The garden is supposed to provide tranquil, urban oasis. It was designed in 1963 and is 12 acres with eight separate garden styles. It has meandering streams, intimate walkways, and a spectacular view of Mt. Hood.

 Henry Pittock became the owner of The Oregonian Newspaper back in 1860. Him and his wife decided to build their dream home (Pittock Mansion) in 1912. It is 16,000 sq ft. with 23 rooms! The mansion was severely damaged in a storm in 1962. A couple of years after that, the city bought the estate so that it wouldn't get demolished. It is now a popular place to go see beautiful views and get a tour of the grounds/house! (This is really close to where we live)

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a fun interactive museum to take your kids to!

This bookstore is the biggest used and new bookshop in the whole world! It has over one million books, 3,500 sections, three floors, and 9 color-coded individual rooms.

About 30 minutes outside of Portland. It's a beautiful 650 ft waterfall

The fun falls provide you with the opportunity to climb to Benson Bridge, where you can view the falls up-close from the first tier, or all the way up to the peak of the falls to look out over the Columbia River Gorge.

At the very bottom, the Multnomah Falls Lodge has amenities, an eatery, and a gift shop