Beer Capital of the World: Portland "Beervana", Oregon

The Best of Portland - parks, restaurants, unusual places - and of course, BEER!

Portland, dubbed Beer Capital of the World, has over 105 breweries throughout the Portland Metro Area.

Kelly's Olympian (Downtown)
Featuring vintage motorcycles hanging from the ceiling, each fully restored to perfection.
My Father's Place (Southeastside Industrial)
Housing pinball machines, video poker, arcade games, the magic egg machine, and all childhood favorite board games.
Reel M Inn (Clinton)
Fishing-themed and known for the best crispy fried chicken in Portland.
Shanghai Tunnel (Old Town)
Portland's favorite underground bar, adorned with pinball machines and paper lanterns.
The Spare Room (Cully)
Converted bowling alley turned bar, featuring frequent live music.

Portland was named on a coin toss, it would be Boston, OR had the coin landed differently.
Mt. Tabor is a dormant volcano that lies within the city limits of Portland.
Portland hosts an annual World Naked Bike Ride.
Home to the world's smallest park - Mill Ends Park, which is only 2.5 feet in diameter.
The 'Portland Horse Project' leaves miniature horses throughout the city to make sure people stop and pay attention to the beauty of Portland.
Highest percentage of literate people in any major city throughout the US.
A lot of Simpson characters are named after streets or spots in Portland, where Matt Groening is from.
Home to the world's largest independent bookstore, Powell's City of Books, spanning an entire block.
Having more than 700 food carts throughout the city, it would take over two years to eat at each one without repeating.
Portland's "Shanghai Tunnels" run beneath many hotels and bars, leading to the waterfront, and have been used for various things throughout the years.