PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 15 most popular city tours in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
A 3-hour Portland highlights tour with Pittock Mansion views, Rose Garden blooms, Old Town history, bridges, and quirky stops.
Most Popular“A mix of the guide’s personal and Portland’s historical histories made for a uniquely enjoyable tour.”
Portland Morning City Tour: a 3.5-hour small-group coach ride with roses, PSU Farmers Market, and neighborhood stories for $85.
“Angela was fantastic! She knew a great deal about Portland and was able to share great information about the different parts of town. The view from the Pittock mansion grounds was amazing.”
A 3.5-hour small-group Portland tour with hotel pickup, rose gardens, art stops, forests, and neighborhoods, plus easy city orientation.
“John, our tour guide, was fantastic. He was informative, without being boring and very considerate. I would highly recommend this tour given by a lifetime resident of Portland.”
Small-group Portland city tour with hotel pickup, expert local guide, short stops at Voodoo Doughnut and Pittock Mansion, plus roses.
“Peter is awesome. He's from Portland and knows everything about the area. I highly recommend this tour.”
A small-group Portland highlights tour with morning snacks, big viewpoints, the rose gardens, and Powell’s City of Books.
“Excellent experience with a fantastic guide! If you want a look into the history and development of Portland, this tour is for you! We toured all four quadrants of the city, with a well informed funny native. A very pleasant and educational morning!”
See Portland fast with a small-group tour covering Rose Garden, Pittock Mansion views, SE neighborhoods, and stops across iconic parks for $69.
“It was nice to know about the city, seeing things I would never see on my own. Smallest park, attitude of gratitude mural , Portlandia statues, etc.”
Walk Portland’s downtown on the Soul of the City tour: parks, architecture, activists, Portlandia, and hidden sculptures in 2 hours.
“Shannon led an excellent and informative tour, including unique stories and insights since she grew up in the city! A great way to understand Portland a little deeper; I would recommend.”
Portland half-day small-group tour: International Rose Test Garden, Pittock Mansion views, Japanese garden moments, bridges and bookstores for $79.
“Markus, our guide, provided a lot of helpful info about the city; he drove through various parts of the city, which helped to get full impression of the city.”
Portland morning highlights tour with hotel pickup, International Rose Garden season stops, World Forestry Museum or OSA art visits, plus downtown neighborhoods.
“Evan was very knowledgeable about the city and incredibly friendly and welcoming. We would go again in a heartbeat.”
A 3-hour Portland highlights tour by van with views, rose gardens, Swiss-style engineering stops, and a breakfast donut included.
“Carrie, our guide, shared the history and other aspects of the places we visited. She clearly knew the area. Carrie was very personable. The trip was so much more enjoyable with the kind of stories she shared. I recommend this trip to anyone & I hope Carrie is your guide!”
A small-group Portland to Columbia Gorge day with Pittock Mansion views, rose garden strolls, and Multnomah plus Latourell Falls.
“Tour Guide, was amazing. Would go on this trip again. He was so knowledgeable about the places he took us to. Peak Tour, if you get time to go on this tour, please do”
Ride Portland, Maine by electric bike through Casco Bay views and top lighthouses, with a friendly guide and photo stops for 5 hours.
“What a fun thing to do in Portland Maine! Our guide, Lauren, was so friendly and made the day so much fun. We rented the electric bikes, which made riding through the city a lot easier and much more enjoyable! The locations we saw throughout the day were beautiful, and Lauren was very knowledgeable.”
Portland city highlights with tram views. Visit Rose Test Garden or Hoyt Arboretum, Pittock Mansion, Pearl District and ride the Portland Aerial Tram.
Every corner of the region, and every way to see it.
