The best view of Portland. A must-see.
Possibly the best view in all of Portland. Park near the Zoo and take the easy 3 mile hike (both ways) up the wildwood trail to get the full experience.
It's pretty chill out there
All local participating artists, we come here every and add 2, 3 & sometimes up to 5 pieces to our art collection. You have to try it some time, once you do you'll see why.
Great museum with interactive exhibits.
This is a fun museum to hang out, have fun, and learn something. It is also good for events. Social and corporate events fit the beautiful spaces.
Great tour, impressive, educational
Quick but fun tour! Lead my people in the service so info is accurate and funny
Great fun with kids. Hands on with experienced tour guides!
Much bigger than you might think. Current exhibits and old faves like Van Gogh! Free every fourth Friday!
This is the 7th oldest museum in the US, and the oldest in the Pacific Northwest. Free every 4th Friday of every month, 5-8 pm.
Did you know? This is the oldest museum in the Pacific Northwest and the seventh oldest in the United States. The collection includes Native American, Asian, European and American art.
Everything is good. A nerd paradise!
"The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry contains a variety of hands-on exhibits based on physical science. Blah, blah, blah, why aren’t you at a brewery?" - Conan O'Brien
OMSI's Science Education Resource Center (SERC) is home of the NASA Regional Educator Resource Center and is filled with resources for educators. It's open 3:30-5:00pm every Thursday except holidays. Read more.
Great place! A little chaotic though
Did you know? The first museum designed specifically for children was founded in 1899 in Brooklyn, NY. Portland Children's Museum is the sixth oldest and the oldest on the West Coast.
We like the clay room
Did you know? Portland could have been named Boston! The city’s founders flipped a coin to decide which of their hometowns their new city would be named after, Portland, ME or Boston, MA.
This place was great on a rainy afternoon. My favorite part was the old newsreels showing a wilder Oregon that doesn't exist anymore.
Really nice museum for tourist to see some cool artifacts from Oregon history. If you're a AAA member, you get some bucks off too!
Excellent permanent exhibition on Oregon's history. The temporary ones are great too; the JFK exhibit was on when we visited.
Apparently this place is FREE if you're a Multnomah County resident. Just show your ID. Cool exhibits in here too. You'll leave proud to live here.
A hidden jewel just around the corner from the OMSI. The volunteers are doing an amazing job. 10/10
Steam and diesel locomotives, passenger cars on display.
TRAINS!!! If you have a child in your life, you have to come here. They even offer a train ride during the summer time.
The best view tends to be on the opposite side of the room from the entrance.
Pink floyd show is great!!!!!
Yes to the rockin show!
Great place to learn how to work your newish DSLR camera that's been sitting on the shelf for months. Laid back classes, not college level (in case you want more of a challenge).
Have you ever developed your own black and white film? It's easier than you think, and lots of fun. At two bucks a roll, you can do it all yourself here.
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