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Portland Art Museum    

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One of the oldest art museums on the west coast with an impressive collection of Native American and Asian art, plus a large modern and contemporary …

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4.4/5 · 1,181 reviews
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Mar 17, 2025
Such a gorgeous space with great exhibits. Going mid-week is great to have fewer crowds. Nice, clean, and well worth a visit.Full review by Jess C
Feb 12, 2025
Taking one's time with any gallery was a given, but with French Impressionists and early Modernists, it takes an early morning to lunchtime session with a vibrant crowd. Lots of landscapes and portra…Full review by jrlec2000
Jan 5, 2025
Beautiful building and moving artwork. This place offers such a great experience for families. Even better it’s bookable for events as well.Full review by Ben V
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Created in 1892 primarily to promote visual arts, the museum is set up with several large and open viewing rooms. Do not miss the Native …
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Facts

Established:1892
Located:1219 SW Park Avenue
Area:1 acre (0.40 ha)
Construction completed:1932
Architect:Pietro Belluschi
Architectural style:Modernist
Visitors:445,000 (2002)
Director:Brian J. Ferriso
Type:Art museum
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I didn't anything about parking on their site. Do they have a parking lot?
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I have not seen a parking lot on site, but there are parking garages nearby. Moreover the public transportation system is excellent with stops close to the museum.
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Hello- Does the Museum offer revolving pieces of art for personal display for a fee?
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I do not know that answer. The museum would be able to answer your question. Thank you
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Do you know of any hotels with a shuttle bus to airport nearby that arent over $120 per night...seems they are all a bit pricey
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The Portland Airport (PDX to casual travelers and KPDX if you are a pilot) is about 15 miles / 30 km northeast by north of the downtown area near the Portland Art Museum by road. …
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The Portland Airport (PDX to casual travelers and KPDX if you are a pilot) is about 15 miles / 30 km northeast by north of the downtown area near the Portland Art Museum by road. Taxi cabs are not cheap in Portland because the cab numbers are seriousl;y constrained by government regulation. Little competition. Uber does not currently serve Portland, though may be doing so after 1 April 2015. Because I live here I don't usually stay in hotels, so I have never had the occasion to take a hotel shuttle to / from the airport. I simply do not know which, if any, of the downtown hotels have an airport shuttle service. Perhaps a bit of research / e mail directly to one of the downtown hotels will yield an answer. As to rates, $ 120.00 including local taxes is doable but difficult. A friend about a little over a year ago stayed at the Portland Marriott on the river front down town for a room rate of $ 90.00 / night in September, 2013. Her company was doing a multi day event and the relatively low rate may have had something to do with the event being located at the hotel. The Portland Convention and Visitors Bureau supposedly has an online private chat application with a staff member who can advise on hotel questions. Google Travel Portland. I am not allowed by Trip Advisor to directly give you the URL for the website. The "big" hotels downtown are The Portland Marriott; Portland Hilton; Heathman; Embassy Suites; Mark Spencer; Monaco; Benson. Those are not in any particular order of recommendation; they are just the local hotels I recall off the top of my head. A more extensive list is available Trip Advisor. I would send you the URL for that Trip Advisor page, but Trip Advisor bars folks answering questions from transmitting URLs for web sites, including Trip Advisor's. I think you best bet may be getting on the Portland Convention and visitors Bureau site and doing a "chat" with one of their paid staff members. The International Date line always causes me much confusion, and I do not readily know the time difference between our two locations. You may need to watch out for that in contaction the Visitors Bureau. I do know they are closed on Sunday, so today ? / tomorrow ? may not be a good time to contact them. I wish I had better direct answers to your question, but this should get you on to the people who will have answers. I think the combination of $ 120 / night plus shuyyel may be a tough one to meet. I hope you do enjoy our city.
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Frequently asked questions

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Can I use my discount admission coupons, Multnomah, Washington,or Clackamas County Library passes, Student ID, Active Military ID, Veteran status, or Oregon Trail Card for Museum admission?
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Yes, discount offers are accepted at the box office. These discounts are not available online.
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Visit to the museum is free for members
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Events and exhibitions in the museum are free of cost on Fridays post 5:00 pm
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Guided tours are available
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Free school tours are available
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Check the ticket price, public transport, special tips, and even the recommended time and duration of visit before you plan a visit
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Is free for kids ages 17 and younger
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Kids under 17 are admitted free
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The well-stocked museum shop at the pam is one of the more exceptional anywhere
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Check the website for special family events and traveling exhibits from all over the world
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The museum provides a conversation guide to spark dialogue and help parents guide curious children on difficult topics
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Admission is free to museum members; nonmember prices vary
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A visit to the museum of art is sure to leave you entertained and amused
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Visit the portland art museum on the first thursday of the month from 5 to 8 p.m.
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You can visit this place with your friends and family members
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Features centers for native american and northwest art
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The museum also houses the whitsell auditorium, a first-rate theater that frequently screens rare or international films
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You can either take a round about the gallery, or even indulge into some little colors by buying that special piece that catches your attention
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It has permanent exhibitions and a nationally renowned collection for art lovers
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