So much more than you'd expect! The Portland Aquarium brings you up close to dozens of species including sharks, giant octopus, stingrays, reptiles, birds and more. They offer special encounters where you can actually interact with, feed and even touch the animals. Great for all ages!
Cities: Portland
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Settled in 1829, Portland was named in a coin flip after Portland, Maine, birthplace of one of its founders (the losing option was Boston). An hour from skiing at Mount Hood and 90 minutes from the Oregon Coast, Portland is a recreational paradise.
These routes in and around Portland vary in difficulty and offer something for everyone in the family
Region: Greater Portland
A spectacular setting along the the Columbia River waterfront further enhances everything the Red Lion Hotel on the River - Jantzen Beach has to offer.
Region: Greater Portland
Whether you seek comfy and convenient accommodations before your early morning departure from Portland Airport or a relaxing adventure in Oregon's Rose City, you will find the Red Lion Portland Airport is a delightful
Region: Greater Portland
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Portland offers more parks than any other city in the nation and one of the best on a warm sunny day is Jamison Square.
Region: Greater Portland
Dancing in the breeze, the trees at The Grotto swayed to the beat of the East wind.
Region: Greater Portland
Although the Pittock Mansion has been overlooking Portland for more than 80 years, there is always something new to see when visiting the historic site.
Region: Greater Portland
Driving to the waterfront on the east side of Portland, the first thing people normally think about is OMSI – the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.
Region: Greater Portland
Every time Marilyn Depew walks through the Japanese Garden, she notices something different.
Region: Greater Portland