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Portland Travel Information

About Portland

Portland turns historic buildings into grand hotels, adds public art to every downtown nook, and has a great public transportation system. These qualities make Portland a delight to visit, as well as a terrific travel bargain.

When to visit Portland

Located in the Pacific Northwest, Portland, Oregon, sees its fair share of rain, but can be visited year-round. The most popular time to visit is during the summer when schools are on break, the weather is dry, and outdoor festivals are common. Winter is the least popular time to visit due to its unfavorable weather, but is also the least expensive time with fewer crowds and more availability. Lower prices and fewer crowds also occur during the spring and fall shoulder seasons, when the weather is cooler and schools are in session.

Travel to Portland

Flying is nearly always the best way to get to Portland from more distant parts of the country, and direct flights are available from many U.S. cities. Located on the busy I-5 corridor, Portland is also easily reached by train, bus, and car.

Portland hotels

Visitors to Portland will find a rich selection of hotel choices in a wide variety of budgets throughout the city. Options include luxurious hotels, B&Bs, and budget hotels and motels that cater to families.

Portland transportation

To keep downtown Portland uncongested and green, city officials have invested heavily in public transportation. The result is a boon to not only the residents, but to visitors who quickly learn how to get around the city.

Portland attractions

Considering Portland's prevailing "Just Do It" attitude, it isn't surprising that many of the city's best attractions have to do with outdoor activities. The city's top attractions are reasonably priced, leaving room to splurge on a meal at fine local restaurants.