

by BeerQuest Walking Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This 2.5-hour walking tour in Portland visits haunted locations and historic pubs while sampling local beer. The tour starts at Skidmore Fountain, where the guide explains the fountain’s history and its connection to a local brewery’s offer of free beer. The group then walks to Tom McCall Waterfront Park to hear stories about opium smuggling, brothels, and the kidnapping of sailors on Portland’s waterfront. Next, the tour stops at the Keep Portland Weird sign near Voodoo Doughnuts, highlighting the city’s unique character. The walk continues into Old Town, where the guide discusses the area’s past as a center for opium dens, brothels, and underground speakeasies, as well as its current role as a nightlife district. The tour includes a visit to the Merchant Hotel, known for the ghost of Nina Portland. Guests receive five samples of local beer during the tour, which is led by local historians and ghost hunters. The tour is rated mildly spooky, combining historical facts with ghost stories, and it takes place entirely above ground without entering the Shanghai Tunnels. Alcoholic beverages and guide narration are included. The tour is suitable for guests aged 21 and older, operates in all weather conditions, has limited wheelchair accessibility, allows a maximum of 20 participants, and does not permit pets or children.
Skidmore Fountain
A local landmark and Portland’s first public artwork, Skidmore Fountain is known for a brewery’s offer of free beer that made it famous.
10 min
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
This stop covers stories of opium smuggling, brothels, and the kidnapping of sailors along Portland’s waterfront.
10 min
Keep Portland Weid
The well-known sign next to Voodoo Doughnuts represents Portland’s fondness for unusual and quirky culture.
10 min
Old Town
Currently full of restaurants and nightlife, Old Town was home to opium dens, brothels, and underground speakeasies about 100 years ago.
30 min
On arrival, please check in with the hostess at Kells. They will direct you to where the group will be sitting for the tour. Please note, Kells is closed on Thursdays and Sundays right now. The tour will start outside of Kells.
End point
The tour ends at an award-winning brewery just short walk away from the starting point


by BeerQuest Walking Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$90This 2.5-hour walking tour in Portland visits haunted locations and historic pubs while sampling local beer. The tour starts at Skidmore Fountain, where the guide explains the fountain’s history and its connection to a local brewery’s offer of free beer. The group then walks to Tom McCall Waterfront Park to hear stories about opium smuggling, brothels, and the kidnapping of sailors on Portland’s waterfront. Next, the tour stops at the Keep Portland Weird sign near Voodoo Doughnuts, highlighting the city’s unique character. The walk continues into Old Town, where the guide discusses the area’s past as a center for opium dens, brothels, and underground speakeasies, as well as its current role as a nightlife district. The tour includes a visit to the Merchant Hotel, known for the ghost of Nina Portland. Guests receive five samples of local beer during the tour, which is led by local historians and ghost hunters. The tour is rated mildly spooky, combining historical facts with ghost stories, and it takes place entirely above ground without entering the Shanghai Tunnels. Alcoholic beverages and guide narration are included. The tour is suitable for guests aged 21 and older, operates in all weather conditions, has limited wheelchair accessibility, allows a maximum of 20 participants, and does not permit pets or children.
Skidmore Fountain
A local landmark and Portland’s first public artwork, Skidmore Fountain is known for a brewery’s offer of free beer that made it famous.
10 min
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
This stop covers stories of opium smuggling, brothels, and the kidnapping of sailors along Portland’s waterfront.
10 min
Keep Portland Weid
The well-known sign next to Voodoo Doughnuts represents Portland’s fondness for unusual and quirky culture.
10 min
Old Town
Currently full of restaurants and nightlife, Old Town was home to opium dens, brothels, and underground speakeasies about 100 years ago.
30 min
On arrival, please check in with the hostess at Kells. They will direct you to where the group will be sitting for the tour. Please note, Kells is closed on Thursdays and Sundays right now. The tour will start outside of Kells.
End point
The tour ends at an award-winning brewery just short walk away from the starting point