Portland Vacations

Explore the Portland Art Museum, Oregon Historical Society, and Tom McCall Waterfront Park in this central business district with high-rise buildings. Enjoy walkable streets, and easily access public transportation like MAX light rail and Portland Streetcar.

Portland's Nob Hill neighborhood captivates visitors with its tree-lined streets and historic charm. Victorian and Craftsman homes stand proudly alongside hip boutiques and artisanal cafes on NW 23rd Avenue. This trendy district attracts creative types seeking Portland's celebrated food scene. Explore local landmarks like the Trevett-Nunn House or catch a show at Mission Theater. The area offers excellent walkability with convenient streetcar stops throughout the neighborhood. Forest Park's lush wilderness begins at the neighborhood's edge, providing a perfect nature escape just steps from urban amenities.

The Lloyd District buzzes with Portland's biggest events at the Moda Center arena and Oregon Convention Center. Basketball fans flock here for Trail Blazers games while concert-goers and convention attendees fill its wide streets year-round. Former industrial buildings now house creative studios and art galleries throughout the neighborhood. Getting around couldn't be easier with multiple MAX light rail stops and streetcar service connecting you to downtown Portland. Holladay Park offers a green retreat between shopping at Lloyd Center mall and catching sporting events. The nearby Willamette River and Eastbank Esplanade provide scenic urban pathways for walking or cycling.

Portland's Central Eastside tells a fascinating story of industrial spaces reborn as artistic havens. This creative district houses art galleries and design studios in converted brick warehouses alongside craft breweries and hip cafes. Colorful murals and street art brighten the urban landscape. The neighborhood offers unique experiences from the Portland Night Market to OMSI's interactive exhibits. Walk along the Willamette River or explore Distillery Row for locally-made spirits. With several metro stops nearby, visitors can easily connect to downtown while enjoying this quirky, alternative slice of Portland.