Best Tours in Portland

Real videos of Tours in Portland — 4 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $VibrantWelcomingCulinaryAuthentic cuisineMezze plattersLebanese wines

    About the venue

    TarBoush Lebanese Bistro & Bar in Portland, Oregon, offers a taste of authentic Lebanese cuisine in a welcoming environment since its opening. The bistro is known for its mezze platters and succulent grilled meats, emphasizing a diverse and flavorful menu. Guests can enjoy traditional dishes in a vibrant and stylish space that often features Lebanese artwork. A full bar serving Lebanese wines and cocktails complements the meal, making it a great spot for dining and socializing.

    What the videos show

    The video provides a tour of a restaurant's interior, starting from the bar area and moving into the dining room. It captures the ambiance of the space, including tables, chairs, and a staircase leading upstairs. A man in a red shirt is seen walking through the dining area.

    3257 SE Hawthorne Blvd

  2. NauticalCommunity-orientedRecreationalSailing classesBoat rentalsSocial gatherings

    About the venue

    Island Sailing Club in Portland, Oregon, serves as a nautical community center, offering sailing classes and boat rentals for novices and experienced sailors alike. The club features beautiful views of the Columbia River and provides a welcoming atmosphere for those interested in water sports. Regular events, including races and social gatherings, make it an engaging spot for members and visitors. Its commitment to fostering a love for sailing is evident in all the classes and activities offered.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sailboat journey on calm waters under a clear blue sky with white clouds. The camera captures the sailboat's sail billowing to the right and then pans left to reveal a distant shoreline with trees and buildings.

    515 NE Tomahawk Island Dr

  3. WarmInvitingSophisticatedArtisan cheesesFarm-fresh vegetablesQuality service

    About the venue

    Sir Henry's, located in New York, offers a sophisticated dining experience focusing on international cuisine. The establishment is characterized by its quality service and expertly crafted dishes. Notable menu highlights include artisan cheeses and farm-fresh vegetables. The warm ambiance encourages relaxing dining, making it suitable for intimate gatherings or celebrations.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a couple enjoying an e-bike tour in Multnomah County, Oregon. It includes scenic views of a road through a forest, a railway track, a small waterfall, and a larger waterfall with a bridge over it. The couple is seen riding their bikes along the road, smiling and interacting with each other.

  4. HistoricScenicCulturalGuided toursLandscaped groundsOriginal furnishings

    About the venue

    Pittock Mansion, perched on a hill at SW Jefferson Street, is a historic house museum built in 1914, showcasing the lavish lifestyle of the early 20th century. The estate covers 46 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds offering breathtaking views of Portland and beyond. Guests can explore the mansion's twelve rooms, complete with original furnishings, artwork, and artifacts from the Pittock family. The mansion also hosts seasonal events and guided tours, making it a popular destination for history enthusiasts and sightseers.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a visit to Pittock Mansion, a historic building in Portland, Oregon. It begins with a misty forest scene, then transitions to a signpost indicating directions to various locations, including the mansion. Two people are seen walking towards the mansion in the rain, and the camera captures the mansion's exterior with lit windows and fallen leaves. The video then shows two individuals walking away from the camera down a brick pathway into the woods. An overview shot reveals the Portland cityscape under cloudy skies, followed by a close-up of an information board detailing the historical context of the skyline. The video ends with a scene of two people taking photos from a tree branch and a bowl of noodles on a wooden table.

    1701 SW Jefferson St