Historic Buildings in Portland, OR

Pittock Mansion

Opens at 10am

4.5

Elevated on a hill, Pittock Mansion offers enchanting architecture, stunning views of Portland and Mount Hood, and beautifully kept gardens.

Old Church

Opens at 11am

Charmingly historic, I love the Old Church's stunning Gothic architecture and exceptional acoustics that enhance every intimate concert experience.

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Gathering at Pioneer Courthouse Square feels like joining friends; it’s a vibrant hub for events, food, and stunning city views, celebrating community.

Simon Benson House

Nestled on the PSU campus, this historic Queen Anne mansion showcases local history and serves as a charming gathering space for alumni.

Skidmore Fountain

Historic charm fills Skidmore Fountain, Portland's oldest public art since 1888, creating a reflective space in Ankeny Plaza amidst market activity.

Washington Park

Opens at 5am

4.5

Serene pathways wind through Washington Park, home to the enchanting Rose Test Garden and the tranquil Japanese Garden, perfect for relaxation.

Oaks Park Dance Pavilion

Closed today

Timeless, the Oaks Park Dance Pavilion offers classic rides and skating fun in a scenic riverside setting, perfect for family memories.

Japanese American Historical Plaza

Opens at 5am

Tranquility surrounds the Japanese American Historical Plaza, where cherry blossoms bloom alongside poetic tributes, honoring history and resilience.

Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education

Opens at 11am

4.0

Enlightening, the Oregon Jewish Museum offers interactive exhibits and vital Holocaust education, connecting history to contemporary social change.

Pioneer Courthouse/SW 6th Ave Max Stn

Majestic architecture captures attention, while its significance as the oldest federal building in the Pacific Northwest enriches local history.