Part of the charm of visiting Astoria, OR is the historic roots of our small town and how it still maintains that connection to our shared history through architectural preservation. Astoria is considered the first American settlement west of the Rocky … Continue reading
A Festival Celebrating the Finer Things Indulge your senses at the 2023 Astoria Warrenton Crab, Seafood, and Wine Festival, and live music, all while you browse over 150 local artisan’s wares just a few miles down the road from Clementine’s … Continue reading
Journey Back in Time Did you know there are walkable tunnels below the town of Astoria, OR? Experience history in a way you never have before with Astoria Underground Tours. Revel in a spooky ghost story, learn about history from … Continue reading
It can be a challenge to travel with pets. Knowing where they are welcome and where they are not is only one of the many questions travelers have to consider when bringing their furry friends along. As a pet-friendly guest … Continue reading
But Isn’t Kayak-Building Best Left for the Professionals? Sure, if you just want to get out on the water, maybe buying or renting a ready-made kayak is for you. But imagine cruising down the Columbia River or along Sunset Beach … Continue reading
Astoria Sunday Market, Oregon’s second largest farmers market, features “fresh and locally grown” food, artisan crafts and art, plus live music every week from mid-May to mid-October beginning May 14 – Oct. 8 2023 on 12th Street In Historic Downtown. … Continue reading
Ride the Astoria Riverfront Trolley to see some of Astoria’s best known historic landmarks on this waterfront tour. Visitors can hear the clang, clang, clang of “Old 300”, a restored 1913 streetcar, throughout the late spring and summer months. The … Continue reading
Holiday shopping? Astoria boasts gifts at many unique stores from Astoria Vintage Hardware to Lucy’s Books and Luminari Arts to What-Nots & Whimsey. Shops, boutiques, galleries, museums, restaurants and cafes cluster in the downtown historic district. Clementine’s Bed & Breakfast … Continue reading Continue reading
Astoria, Oregon, the oldest settlement west of the Mississippi, may be one of the “most wicked places on earth.” Some people believe it is the most haunted city in Oregon! Shipwrecks were common on this dangerous, foggy part of the … Continue reading Continue reading
Astoria celebrates its Scandinavian heritage throughout the year, but especially at the summer solstice when days are the longest and nights the shortest. The annual Astoria Scandinavian Midsummer Festival transports visitors back across the Atlantic, celebrating music, dance, food, and … Continue reading Continue reading
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