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The Tower Tour goes to the observation deck of the Capitol. Tours are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm and 2 pm and are weather and capacity permitting. Check in at the Information Kiosk before the tour. August-September. More

The Monster Cookie Metric Century Bicycle Ride is the Salem Bicycle Club’s premier spring event. The ride starts at the State Capitol Mall in Salem and takes riders 62 miles (100 km) over back roads to Champoeg State Park and back to Salem. Participants desiring a shorter ride can ride to the first rest stop and back for a 34-mile ride. The ride is open to bicyclists of all levels who agree to Share the Road with other users by riding safely, lawfully, and courteously.... More

The Salem Winter Brewfest, Salem, Oregon’s premiere winter party, beautifully positioned across the street from the steps of Oregon’s State Capitol Building, is a 3-day festival for the 21 and over crowd. The event features live music, a huge variety of cold beers and ciders on tap, cocktails and yummy eats. Take shelter and enjoy the warmth inside the heated tent, and bring your friends and family for a fun night in the city. Enjoy listening to unforgettable musical performances by some of the Northwest’s... More

The park features not only cherry trees and other plants favored by Oregonians, but tells a little history as well. Stone plaques set in the mall sidewalks list the county seat and establishment date for each of Oregon's counties. On the Willson Park side of the street, flags from every state in the union sit in a circle near the Moon Tree, a state heritage tree. The young Douglas-fir, just north of the flags along Court Street, was grown from a seed carried to the... More

Come and join the fun at the Oregon State Capitol for the fifth annual Oregon’s Bounty. This event focuses on the importance of agriculture in our state and brings a little bit of the farm to the front steps of the Capitol. Children’s activities, demonstrations, face painting, pumpkin patch, small animals, antique tractors and crops that are raised right here in Oregon. More

Join in on the traditional of thousands of Oregonians — Holidays at the Capitol. Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Capitol comes alive with music from more than 5000 performers during the season.  More

This Douglas Fir was raised from seed carried to the moon by astronaut Stuart Roosa of the Apollo 14 moon mission in 1971. It was the first "Moon Tree" to be planted in Oregon and was planted by Governor Bob Straub on Arbor Day, April 30, 1976 for America’s bicentennial. Located on Court Street in Willson Park, State Capitol grounds, Salem More

Gardens contain English perennial plantings, native plant materials, newer and historic varieties of roses, and the Fuller Japanese Garden demonstrates different aspects of Japanese garden art. More

This grove of giant Sequoias was planted by students of the Class of 1942 in honor of Willamette University’s 100th anniversary. Founded by Jason Lee in 1842, Willamette University is recognized as the oldest university in the west. In 1997, the campus started an annual holiday tradition by lighting the Star Trees from mid-December to January. They are now considered to be the tallest Christmas trees on a college campus in America. Located on State Street on Willamette University grounds, Salem More

This Greenleaf Japanese Maple was planted by Governor Tom McCall in late 1973 or early 1974 during his second term of office. McCall is remembered for many enviornmental achievements, such as the "Beach Bill" which granted the state government the power to zone Oregon’s beaches, thus protecting them from private development, and the "Bottle Bill" which was the nation’s first mandatory bottle-deposit law, designed to decrease litter in Oregon. Located in State Capitol State Park More

NW Wine Coach provides a personal and engaging tour experience for those who want to find wine that matches their taste preferences. Let NW Wine Coach help you craft your ideal outing whether you’re a veteran or a novice wine taster. More

Adelman Peony Gardens grows a large collection of peonies covering about fifteen acres near Salem, Oregon, in the beautiful Willamette Valley.  Stroll grassy walks to see heirlooms to the newest selections of beautiful blooms. Open May-June More

A2 Taxi is a taxi service in Salem and the surrounding area. They provide metered in town and flat-rate out of town trips to Portland International Airport, Medford and other far flung areas. More

Starlight Limousine provides PDX shuttles, tours, and charters in Salem and the surrounding area. More

Carts offer a variety of food and drink options, with outdoor and covered seating available. The pod is open from 11am-8 pm. Individual cart hours vary. More

The Sculpture Garden, located at the south end of the Salem Convention Center, features outstanding 3D works of art by renowned Oregon artists. Sculptures on display are made possible by the Oregon Artists Series Foundation, a Salem non-profit devoted to placing art in public places for the benefit of residents and visitors. More

The Together Anywhere GPS app takes you on an entertaining journey from Salem to Bend in a way you have never experienced it before. Learn about history, geology, outdoor experiences and unique facts about Oregon as you travel down the Santiam Canyon to Central Oregon. More

The Hallie Ford Museum of Art features permanent galleries of Asian, European, Native American, and regional art and temporary exhibitions of historical and contemporary art. More

The Oregon Symphony Association in Salem brings the Oregon Symphony to the mid-Willamette Valley, providing world class symphonic music during its concert series. Most concerts are presented at Smith Auditorium at Willamette University. More

Marion County was a major destination for pioneers coming to the Oregon Country. Traces of their settlement still are present in the Court-Chemeketa Residential District More

Over 100 historic properties, primarily houses, are included within the district, which encompasses Salem’s two major historic house museums (Bush House Museum and Historic Deepwood Estate). More

The IKE Box has a full service coffee shop that serves local Allann Brothers coffee and espresso. There are also loose leaf teas, fruit smoothies, italian sodas and a real ICEE machine! We use locally made chocolate and chai, as well as a wide variety of all natural syrups. (recommended IKE specialty- a dirty chai… hot, iced or blended!) The IKE Box cafe serves many local pastries as well as a great variety of fresh bagels. If you need something a little more substantial there are usually... More

Authentic American BBQ. Known for outstanding, slow-smoked barbecue meats; homemade side dishes; and uncompromising commitment to service. More

Salem’s family-oriented Korean restaurant. Well priced and delicious authentic Korean food. Dine-in or take-out. More

Amanda’s taxi serves Salem and the surrounding area. They offer medication deliveries as well as flat rate fares to Portland International Airport More

La Margarita Express serves specialties from Mexico and El Salvador and is located in the Equitable Center in downtown Salem, Oregon. More

Mesquite grill Mexican restaurant. Open in downtown Salem since 1984. Hand made corn & flour tortillas. Fresh salsas, made daily. More

Cherriots provides fixed route bus service within Salem-Keizer with connections to Wilsonville, Grand Ronde, and Marion and Polk counties. More