Tourist Attractions

Michael Doublin

5/5

4 weeks ago

OMSI is a great place to bring your kids, so many interactive exhibits to expand your mind. The planetarium is awesome and they have a theater that plays educational documentaries and other things. The gift shop has done interesting things you can do with your child. If you are interested in engaging your child with nature and the world around them this place is a must go!

Trash Ratchet

4/5

3 weeks ago

Submarine was a fun little experience. It’s been YEARS since I had been so this was a blast from the past. The tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly.

The museum itself was a bit of a let down. I remember it being so much more. The dinosaur exhibit is great, I promise. But, the rest of the museum lost its spark.

Chace Marlow

5/5

2 months ago

The staff was amazing and helpful!!! There new dinosaur exhibit and tour was very cool and exciting for children and adults alike. It was different to be able to experience first hand the uncovering/exposure of new fossils by an actual paleontologist. All around an amazing experience and we will definitely be doing it again

Bob Stull

5/5

a month ago

Great local art museum with a nice mix of galleries and artwork. The special exhibits can be quite impressive and I very much enjoyed the Ansel Adam’s exhibit. Their permanent collections have top notch art and there are enough galleries to keep you coming back again and again without seeing the same thing twice.

Sawyer Scott

5/5

2 months ago

Saw the Ansel Adams exhibit last week, which was accompanied by other interesting photographers doing landscapes differently. Many of the more interesting ones are women, none of whom I’d heard of. Kudos to the curatorial team for bringing those photographers more attention. Definitely broadened my perspective on landscape photography. Great show.

Jess A

5/5

2 months ago

Lovely museum with a diverse art collection covering a variety of mediums and eras. The museum map only tells you what floor you’re on, not the different collections. It’s easy to miss entire sections as a result. Be sure take advantage of the museum staff on each floor so you see all of this wonderful collection.

Matt Kelly

5/5

2 weeks ago

St Michael’s is an amazing and reverent place of worship. Fr. Ignacio is a great spiritual leader. The young adult community is thriving is a city filled with restlessness. Checkout The Ark group of you’re a young adult looking for a faith community!

Murline Neisz

5/5

5 months ago

Small,beautifully appointed with glorious icons of Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Sunday evening services are very intimate with beautiful music and a rosary recitation before mass. The Pastor is so very reverent and speaks from the heart witb
great knowledge and faith.

Karry Lee

5/5

8 months ago

THE WINE TASTY, WASN’T SUNDAY SO DIDN’T GET THE FULL EXPERIENCE:(

Angee Dee

5/5

2 weeks ago

Beautiful church building! So excited to go to a concert here! Found parking easily.

Trish Pruis

5/5

in the last week

Beautifully restored and converted to an intimate music venue. Would happily come back.

Ron Warnecke

5/5

in the last week

We had a wonderful evening exerperiencing The Moth live for the first time. TOC is a great venue to The Moth. Covid-19 protections were excellent.

Kyavet Meza

5/5

a month ago

Tons of fun and great for a sunny day! A real great place especially since there is ice cream and bike u can rent! Just be careful, we saw homeless men riding their bikes right through the sprinklers while kids were running in the water, and when ur in their u can’t see much 😶

RainontheWindow

5/5

2 months ago

Very pretty area. Great for photos and sunsets. Lots of ducks. Watch out for bikes speeding (you’ll probably hear them before you see them though). There is a bike rental place nearby but the nearby public bathroom is very VERY gross. If you need to use a bathroom I suggest going to the nearby mall.

Gustavo Ferrari

2/5

a month ago

The smell of chlorine made me feel safe to let the kiddos play in the water, but the floor was not clean and I saw a lot of trash everywhere, i didn’t see policemen’s close by and I felt unsafe. Portland city mayor should clean better the park and keep more police officer on the areas. Is a beautiful ❤️ place to be not used by the citizens.

Rich Cowden

5/5

a month ago

A very nice place downtown to sit and enjoy the sun on a nice summers day. Maybe even sit and have lunch. It’s very clean and a great place for people watching, if you like to do that 😁.

Fin “Fin” Lotek

4/5

a year ago

Its tons of fun!!!

Melody Noble

4/5

a month ago

This is a great place to rest, let kids play in the fresh-water, chlorinated fountain, be shaded, and eat lunch. The deli next to the park has clean bathroom, exceptional food, and wonderful service. There’s plenty of seating at park, with benches and some tables. I’d recommend dropping by here if you are downtown but not worth the drive, if you aren’t already in the area. Shopping nearby at Nordstrom’s, Target, & TJ Max is a plus. (The only reason it’s not 5 stars is no public bathrooms, there are some homeless people (friendly) loitering around, not fenced-in for safety, and no coffee inside the park.)

Serina Wong

5/5

2 months ago

This park was a nice place to unwind from being in the town and from people. There’s a couple of trails you can pick that are pretty nice to explore. There’s many birds and animals you can hear and different plants to see. A new plant I learned about has a berry called the salmon berry, probably named that due to the color, they’re edible too. Always do you research before eating something though. There’s some creeks and streams I’ve seen, not big enough for fishing though. Oh and don’t forget to bring plenty of water before you go.
If you want to go for a walk in nature, this is the place for you.

Jason Gibson

3/5

2 weeks ago

Not really much of a “park”. There’s just a single picnic table and a short trail that runs down the side of the hill. Smells like its been used as a hobo toilet for quite some time.

Nice place to pull over and smoke, but thats about it.

Tammy Rodgers

5/5

a month ago

If you like picnics in the park this park is great!! Lots of trees for shade as you enjoy lunch!

Sepherah Miller

5/5

2 weeks ago

I loved this experience! I’ve been jet boating before but this company does it the best! Our captain was extremely funny. He also did several “spin outs” and hard breaking that got us soaked! I wish I had cash in a zip lock bag to give him for a tip. He was awesome! The background and history about Portland was also really cool, loved seeing the bridges, creepy buildings, waterfalls, and learning the history of Portland! Will absolutely go again!!

Jesse Seybold

5/5

a month ago

Went on 8/2/21 and it was a blast. From the moment you are loading onto the boat Captain Nicholas has you laughing and having a good time. It was a very informative tour and you definitely get wet. I would definitely request captain Nicholas every and anytime i did this trip. You will have a blast and laugh so much! Great dad jokes. Be prepared to get wet and hear him laugh. I liked how respectful the captain was to others on the water as well. Overall great experience! You guys Rock!

Brandi Schoneberger

5/5

a month ago

Hilarious Captain Andy did a great job driving our jet boat and he had wonderful history/knowledge to share along the way. Great ride! Great fun!… and “YES” you will get wet.

Sean Evans

5/5

4 months ago

Aroma therapy at its finest. This majestic weaving Alice in Wonderland pathway of lilac goodness will set your heart on fire with exuding elements of joy and exuberance. Don’t take my word for it. Plan on parking a bit further away to avoid headache before the therapy walk through lilac heaven. Or ride-share, bike or scooter for seamless arrival 🙂

Nicole S

5/5

3 months ago

I’ve not seen the lilacs in full bloom yet, but the other plants were nice; nice splashes of color. And the trails around the area is really nice. I loved it 😊

Gregory Martin

5/5

2 weeks ago

I was just sleeping up there for a few nights,You can look up at night and see the stars,lots of flowers,nice quiet park,Know trash,Very good place to take your family or friends,I miss looking at the stars.

Raymond Alvarado

5/5

a year ago

We, it is the smallest park in the world.

Ed Word

5/5

9 months ago

As it is in the middle of a crosswalk, you have oncoming traffic in both directions with no pedestrian crosswalk button to get out. Therefore, it is also dubbed the world’s most dangerous park per square foot.

jposensei

2/5

2 months ago

Went June 27. Its gone. They removed it and doing some construction there.

Cam Kay

5/5

a month ago

The Morrison Bridge was built in 1958 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2012. Cool looking Bridge.

sleepy elsleepyloco

5/5

5 months ago

Was able to cross from west side to the east side and back again. Much easier than swimming.

Yü Wu

3/5

6 months ago

I don’t know why but I find it hard to feel a connection with Morrison Bridge. Maybe because the highway structures at its east end are pretty complicated and it’s the least preferred bridge for runners among those in Portland city center. The area right under Morrison Bridge on the east bank is the only place in Portland that I feel a bit uneasy when running in the dark.

El Queso

5/5

a month ago

If you want to see what the 1970s thought a cool city park should look like, come to Lovejoy Fountain Park.

Daniel Dixon

5/5

3 weeks ago

Nice little plaza with a cool fountain/water feature and some benches under a covered wooden structure in the heart of downtown near PSU.

Essetta Allen

5/5

a month ago

I love this Park definitely a beautiful get away from my apartment I love sitting here to eat lunch and relax

Rob Stoltz

4/5

2 weeks ago

Out of town guests love getting back behind the one Cascade.
I remember when this fountain was opened. When the waters are rushing, it is a thrill. Back in the ’70s and ’80s I used to like to go there for lunch and have my feet in the water while I enjoyed a good sandwich. I would say, however, that there are all sorts of dangers connected to this fountain, and most certainly children always need supervision.

Jared Walter

5/5

a month ago

This park is really amazing and fun. For all ages. You can have a picnic, play in the water, and ever else you want. The water is great temperature. Nice grass to sit in. Also for those pokemongo players amazing spot for gyms and all. Please follow me, like and comment on stuff. This way I can earn my bases and know people like what I show them or at least enjoy. Thank you have a great time.

Maressica Iconi

5/5

a month ago

The water feature here is fascinating. The park is dedicated to someone and is accompanied by a strong quote. There are skateboarders, families, and occasional performers that come to this park. All in all a really cool little park to visit.

Jonathan Edwards

5/5

a month ago

Went in today after living in the neighborhood for over a year. I moved here from South Carolina, and I’ve enjoyed learning more about my new home state. There’s lots of good information about the development of Oregon and Portland, with emphasis on the role people of color played in making it what it is today, as well as honest talk about the challenges

Sarah Larson

5/5

a month ago

Great little piece of history here. Thoroughly enjoyed the history of Oregon exhibits. The hands on kid exhibit seemed pretty cool too. 🙂

Ryan Curtis

4/5

3 weeks ago

Fascinating artifacts in each exhibit. Great short movie at start of Oregon history exhibit.

Nicolas Ferrari

4/5

a month ago

I love the idea of ac shelter.

Carlos Babcock

4/5

10 months ago

Great statue, modest building.

ShoeUnited

3/5

6 years ago

Looks like a pretty standard smallish office building. I’m not sure the purpose of the green tile at street level. It doesn’t enhance the rest of the facade. And frankly, it looks like it’s been some time since the face has been maintained. There’s no graffiti. Like an overdesigned bathroom. As it is, it’s not an eyesore. There’s a sculpture reminiscent of radio city musical. This being a iron lady with a trident instead. As is, I’m older than the building, and though others talk about its significance as a landmark; I fail to see how a mere municipal building in simplistic post-modernist style could be particularly landmark-ish. Personally, I much prefer the style of the courthouse across the street. What is obviously the best details here are the sculpture and the wonderful design of the nearby park.

Phillip McClain

5/5

2 years ago

A fantastic selection of contemporary local artists. I often spend more time here than the museum itself.
Friday exhibit opening… bought a nice piece. Last time I was there – to inquire about volunteering – bought a nice piece. I need to stay a way. (or not)

LEE KURTZ

5/5

2 years ago

Great place to browse – no hurry atmosphere.

Robert E Schwoeffermann

5/5

2 years ago

I have been renting pieces from the Rental Store for years. I enjoy the variety available and supporting the local art community.

Rich Cowden

5/5

a month ago

The staff here are unbelievably helpful. They explain things so that I can understand them. They made me feel welcome and took care of me in a expeditious manner.

Grant Imahara

4/5

a month ago

If you’ve ever dealt with HSD (AKA DHS) and similar bureaucracies before, you’ll be glad to find that this is one of the better locations. The people there act like they care. Don’t get me wrong, they still process you like a number but the workers seem to be conscious of the fact that there’s a human life attached to that number. So… leaps ahead of offices in other states.

Mickey

5/5

3 months ago

This is one of the best DHS offices I’ve been too. It’s never crowded and the staff is very friendly. Although it is in a bit of a rough part of downtown but if that doesn’t bother you it’s worth going too especially if you wish to avoid being there for hours.

Melanie Klym

5/5

3 years ago

Jason Davidson

3/5

2 years ago

It’s a nice place to visit on a lunch break. Good shade, and sunny spots too. Some homeless do tend to hang around at times, but they’re usually just keeping to themselves.

Stephen Burtis

5/5

2 years ago

Great place to walk or ride if you like scenery!!!

Ally Cat (Ally)

2/5

a year ago

Confusing. Tons of homeless people. Not much parking. Rude people. Meh.