Your Gateway to Oregon's Best Attractions

Located in Eugene, the University of Oregon is a renowned public research university known for its vibrant campus, sporting events, and innovative academic programs. Explore the historic campus, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, and the Museum of Natural and Cultural History. 

Albany's Historic Downtown offers a beautifully preserved blend of 19th-century architecture, unique boutiques, antiques, cafes, art galleries, and cultural attractions. Wander through wide, walkable streets lined with restored buildings dating from the 1860s and immerse yourself in the town's vibrant history and community charm.

A major city park featuring picnic areas, a duck pond, playgrounds, sports courts, and walking paths. The park also hosts major events like the Art and Air Festival and county fair, offering year-round recreation for all ages.

This multipurpose event venue is home to the annual Linn County Fair, rodeos, concerts, and a variety of gatherings throughout the year. Flexible indoor and outdoor spaces make it a hub for local activities and celebrations.

Usually held at Linn County Fairgrounds, this annual festival showcases spectacular hot air balloon launches, live music, local art exhibits, family entertainment, and food vendors. It's a signature summer event, drawing crowds for its visual spectacle and festive atmosphere.

A world-renowned display garden with over 10,000 rose bushes and stunning city views. Open since 1924, it's a must-see for flower lovers and photographers, especially during the blooming months.

The largest independent bookstore in the world, covering an entire city block. A Portland icon, Powell's offers more than a million books and a unique literary vibe.

This interactive science museum features hundreds of exhibits, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater, making it a favorite for families and science enthusiasts.

A historic French Renaissance mansion perched in the West Hills, offering fascinating history and the best panoramic views of Portland and Mt. Hood.

• Phone: (503) 823-3623

• Latitude/Longitude: 45.5253, -122.7163

This art deco landmark is the seat of state government, featuring beautiful murals, gardens, and a spiral staircase to the cupola with sweeping city views.

• Address: 900 Court St NE, Salem, OR 97301

• Phone: (503) 986-1388

• Latitude/Longitude: 44.9429, -123.0311

A picturesque park along the Willamette River with walking paths, open space, and a charming indoor carousel that's a kid favorite.

A museum complex preserving Salem's industrial history, featuring historic buildings, exhibits on textiles, and the region's agricultural roots

Tour the historic Queen Anne-style home and its beautifully landscaped gardens, an oasis of tranquil beauty and local history.

A 90-acre city park featuring rose gardens, wooded trails, and the historic Bush House Museum, perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic.