Portland Unanchor: A Weekend Tour of Portland's Craft Breweries

Day 1

Morning:

Portland Unanchor Travel Guide - Weekend Tour of Portland's Craft Breweries, Wineries, & Distilleries

by Cristina Rebière

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• Arrive in Portland and check into your hotel.
• Take a walk around the Pearl District, a trendy neighborhood with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants.
• Have lunch at a local restaurant, such as the Portland City Grill or the Bluehour.

Afternoon:

• Visit the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI),a great place to learn about science and technology.
• Take a guided tour of the Deschutes Brewery, one of the most popular breweries in Portland.
• Sample some of the beers at the Deschutes Brewery Public House.

Evening:

• Have dinner at a restaurant in the Nob Hill neighborhood, such as the Serratto or the Beast.
• Go to a live music show at the Crystal Ballroom, a historic music venue.

Day 2

Morning:

• Visit the Portland Japanese Garden, a beautiful garden with traditional Japanese architecture and landscaping.
• Take a hike in Forest Park, a large park with miles of trails.
• Have lunch at a restaurant in the Northwest Portland neighborhood, such as the Pok Pok or the Thai Orchid.

Afternoon:

• Visit the Portland Art Museum, a world-renowned art museum.
• Take a guided tour of the Widmer Brothers Brewery, another popular brewery in Portland.
• Sample some of the beers at the Widmer Brothers Public House.

Evening:

• Have dinner at a restaurant in the Hawthorne neighborhood, such as the Screen Door or the Lardo.
• Go to see a movie at the Clinton Street Theater, a historic movie theater.

Day 3

Morning:

• Visit the Oregon Zoo, home to over 2,000 animals from around the world.
• Take a walk through the International Rose Test Garden, with over 10,000 roses.
• Have lunch at a restaurant in the Lloyd District, such as the Por Que No or the Imperial.

Afternoon:

• Visit the Portland Children's Museum, a great place for kids to learn and play.
• Take a guided tour of the Bridgeport Brewery, a small brewery with a big reputation.
• Sample some of the beers at the Bridgeport Brewery Public House.

Evening:

• Have dinner at a restaurant in the Old Town neighborhood, such as the Andina or the Departure.
• Go to a comedy show at the Helium Comedy Club, a popular comedy club with both local and national comedians.

Where to Stay

There are many great hotels in Portland to choose from. Here are a few recommendations:

• The Ace Hotel Portland is a stylish hotel in the Pearl District.
• The Hotel deLuxe is a historic hotel in downtown Portland.
• The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel is a luxury hotel in the heart of Portland.

Where to Eat

Portland has a thriving food scene, with restaurants serving everything from American comfort food to international cuisine. Here are a few of the best places to eat in Portland:

• Pok Pok is a Thai restaurant with a cult following.
• Lardo is a sandwich shop that specializes in pork sandwiches.
• Andina is a Peruvian restaurant with a modern twist.

What to Do

In addition to visiting breweries, there are many other things to do in Portland. Here are a few ideas:

• Visit the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI).
• Take a hike in Forest Park.
• Visit the Portland Art Museum.
• See a live music show at the Crystal Ballroom.
• Go to a comedy show at the Helium Comedy Club.

Getting Around

Portland is a very walkable city, and many of the attractions listed in this guide are within walking distance of each other. However, if you need to get around, there are a few options:

• The Portland Streetcar is a free streetcar that runs through downtown Portland.
• The Portland MAX is a light rail system that serves the greater Portland area.
• There are also several bus lines that operate in Portland.

Tips

Here are a few tips for planning your weekend tour of Portland's craft breweries:

• Book your hotel and brewery tours in advance, especially if you are traveling during peak season.
• Wear comfortable shoes, as you will be ng a lot of walking.
• Don't be afraid to ask for recommendations from locals.
• Have fun and enjoy the beer!