Portland Saturday Market Vacation Packages (Flight + Hotel)

The scent from thousands of blooms greets you in one of the world’s finest and most important rose gardens.

Spend a day with European masters and Native American artists at one of Portland’s premier cultural attractions, the oldest art museum in the Pacific Northwest.

Awesome beasts native to America have a home alongside exotic and endangered species from around the world at this picturesque Portland attraction.

The array of hands-on exhibits will have you playing scientist or engineer at this museum known for its innovative interactive displays. 

Spectacular coastal scenery and a street lined with eclectic boutiques and fine galleries make this resort town the perfect weekend getaway.

Take the 1.5-hour drive north of Portland to see this National Volcanic Monument and a blast zone in repair.

A sanctuary of peace and serenity minutes from busy Downtown Portland.

Tranquility abounds in these idyllic Japanese gardens, said by many to be the most authentic outside of Japan.

A wonderfully preserved example of life in a bygone era and spectacular views await at one of America’s finest stately homes.

Cool off in the fountain, walk or bike the paths, or take in a festival at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park.

Wine buffs with an eco-conscience will find much to savor at this fully certified organic winery.

Spots of color decorate this peaceful garden just outside central Portland. Come throughout the year for varying delights of flowers and trees.

Get insights into all aspects of forests and trees, learning how they grow and how they are used around the world.

Enjoy the landscaped scenery of this natural and spiritual oasis and learn about Chinese culture and Portland’s Chinese connection in this peaceful setting.

Portland’s downtown “living room” is a beloved town square and a symbol of the city’s commitment to lively public spaces.

Perfect for a rainy-day visit, this famous bookstore is a wonderful spot to visit any day. Browse for hours amid its 1 million books.

A lot of stories, and even a leprechaun, have come out of one of the world’s smallest parks, a tiny green space in Portland.

Take a moment to honor the survivors and remember the victims of the horrific genocidal event of World War II.

In addition to its lovely natural park grounds, this site has numerous man-made delights, from gardens to historic memorials to a zoo. 

Cool off on a hot day or just watch an impressive fountain with programmed choreography releasing mist, making rainbows in the sun.

An oasis of green in the bustling downtown, this corridor of parks provides relaxation for city dwellers and a picturesque setting of Portland’s cultural life.