Dubbed "home of the American coffee culture," the city knows what it takes to make a great brew. In a 2016 survey of 100 American cities, Portland came out victorious boasting the largest number of roasters per capita as well as the highest number of cafés. With that many places to enjoy a great cup of joe, one would think there is little room left for discovery — and that can't be further from the truth. Portland continues to introduce unexpected additions to its coffee scene: see Oracle Coffee Company, run by "vegan straight-edge anarchist" Andy Hurley (the drummer of Fall Out Boy). The choice here is truly endless, but if you want to see where it all began, try the original location of Stumptown Coffee Roasters (now a chain with outlets from New York to LA) at 4525 Southeast Division Street; it's argued Portland's fame as a coffee city first emerged from this very tiny space.

Van Schijndelhuis is a masterpiece of modern architecture. The house attracts a large number of enthusiasts of modern architecture who want to witness its stunning geometric patterns and the designer's creative vision. The house is open for visits the first Sunday of each month. However, all guided tours have to be scheduled ahead of time with a limited number of 10 participants per tour. A few times a year, the house hosts lectures related to the architect's ideas and work and architecture or design.

Terra Aventura is an adventure based on the Geocaching game where boxes are hidden and the nature and must be found through GPS by the players. In Terra Aventura, players have to solve several clues to obtain the GPS code of the hidden boxes. A great adventure is waiting for you.