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Travel to Portland
Bus, train, boat or plane. All roads lead to Rome! Well, maybe not, but they definetly lead to Portland.
The story of our city
Portland is a seaport and the largest city in the state of Oregon. The city covers 380 square kilometers and it's the 26th most populous city in the United States, with an estimated population of 632,309.
The rhythm of Portland
Music plays a big part in the Oregon lifestyle as well as among the different cultures represented in Portland. As a result, the rhythm of Portland reflects the diversity of our country's music - Native American, Contemporary, Rock and roll, Country, Rhythm and blues, Jazz, Pop, Electronic music, and Hip hop.
The good food
Even if you are not a foodie at heart, there is no doubt that food is a top priority, especially when one is traveling. Food is a necessary to have the energy to walk around all day, but it's also an ideal way to discover a specific location's culture. Enjoying a nice meal in a typical restaurant is often an experience to remember, wherever you travel.
Embrace every culture
What a better place to get to know people from all sorts of different cultures than beautiful Portland. The city is open and boasts a rich melting pot of different cultures and ethnicities. Native Americans, Hispanics, Arabic, Jewish, Japanese, so many communities are thriving in harmony in Portland.
The weather
Portland mist, this is how Portlanders like to call the rain here.
What to pack
You should always be prepared for a chance of rain when visiting Portland. Like Seattle, our city is known to be one of the cloudiest and wettest cities in the US—not so much because of the amount of rain we get, but because of the number of days with rain.