Smartphone-Guided Walking Tour of Downtown Portland
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Duration 1.5 hours max
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Family-friendly stops
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24/7 support included
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Easy-to-use web interface
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Private tour experience
Explore Downtown Portland with a fun, interactive smartphone-guided walking tour. Discover the city's history and culture at your own pace.
Featured Reviews
Included
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Easy-to-use web interface
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Family friendly stops and questions
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24/7 support by phone or email
Explore Downtown Portland with a fun, interactive smartphone-guided walking tour. Discover the city's history and culture at your own pace.
Highlights
- Explore the cultural scene at Pioneer Square
- Learn about the rich history of entrepreneurship in Portland
- Discover the vibrant community of local artists and craftspeople
- Hear fascinating stories of the powerful figures in the Arlington Club
- Escape the city hustle and relax in the peaceful Shemanski Park
Meeting Point
Your starting location is the front steps of the Pioneer Courthouse on SW 6th Avenue in Downtown Portland!
202 NW Davis St, Portland, OR 97204 , United States
End Point
Our tour concludes near the Portland Saturday Market on the banks of the Willamette River.
2 SW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR 97204 , United States
What to expect
Pioneer Courthouse
We start our tour in the heart of Portland at this landmark from another age when Oregon was less colonized and this city was merely an outpost of the fledgling United States.
Pioneer Courthouse Square
Step across the street and explore Pioneer Square - one of the hearts of the cultural scene in Portland and only created because of a pair of boots.
Columbia Sportswear
Learn about the rich history of outdoorsmanship in Portland and an immigrant success story of entrepreneurship, innovation, and local passion.
John Helmer Haberdasher
We love local crafts, and these folks are no exception - learn about the history of the arts and crafts movement in Portland and the rich community of local craftspeople and artists in this city, whether hats, ceramics, or photography.
Arlington Club
While you cannot enter this secretive organization, know that the power brokers of Portland are well and alive in the Arlington Club - we'll tell you the stories of some of the most astonishing.
Rebecca at the Well Shemanski Fountain
Most pioneer cities are made of involved and contributing citizens who form the fabric of early Portland - Shemanski was one of those and this gift to the city in the heart of the park and this shady grove is a respite from the hustle of the city.
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Robberies, intrigue, and ghosts - all classic stories for an old theater - this one is full of all with Wild West robberies and impressive renovations to restore the theater to its former glory.
Portlandia
No, this is not the TV show - though it is the inspiration for the name! A controversial architectural style and three-story sculpture that rivals the Statue of Liberty highlight the quirkiness of Portland.
Salmon Street Springs
Welcome to the river that created Portland - the Willamette. This fountain honors that history and the role that water played in the founding of the city with a rich tradition of seafaring.
Mill Ends Park
The smallest park in the world - Guinness Records approved. Mill Ends has a fun story about how this park came to be and what the future holds.
Morrison Bridge
Portland has many nicknames - one is the City of Bridges - in part due to the role the river plays in connected the two sides of this city and the city to the river to the sea - as such, they've pioneered many new technologies that make our modern cities work, this bridge included.
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Wheelchair accessible
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Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What our experts say
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Start at Pioneer Courthouse steps.
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Check out nearby food trucks for lunch.
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Visit the Portland Saturday Market nearby.
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Bring comfortable shoes for walking.
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Explore the arts district after the tour.
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