By Tammi Cline
Salem
Oregon
Oregon
Photo gallery
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State HousePhoto By: John Dunn -
Riverfront ParkPhoto By: John Dunn -
Historic Deepwood EstatePhoto By: Tammi Cline -
Salem Railroad StationPhoto By: Tammi Cline -
Oregon Transportation BuildingPhoto By: Oregon Department of Transportation - http://www.flickr.com/photos/oregondot/ -
Standing Frieze at the State HousePhoto By: Glen Bledsoe - http://www.flickr.com/people/glenbledsoe/ -
Trail of Ten Falls in Silver Falls State ParkPhoto By: Frank Kovalchek - www.flickr.com/photos/72213316@N00/ -
Union Street Railroad BridgePhoto By: Erik Sorenson - http://www.flickr.com/photos/eriksorenson/
EscapeWizard.com would like to welcome you to book a fun and memorable get away to Salem, Oregon. The capitol city of the State of Oregon, Salem offers travelers a unique and unforgettable experience, as the beauty of the state opens its arms before you.
Founded in 1842 and nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, the city of Salem offers countless top rated historical museums and homes, theaters, art museums, wineries, and restaurants catering to and welcoming travelers of any age. EscapeWizard.com suggests you begin your sightseeing tour at the Oregon State House. Built in 1938, the State House is the hub of the political community and standing strong and bold atop the building, representing the first settlers, is the famous Golden Pioneer statue, clad in layers of super thin, fine sheets of 23k gold. EscapeWizard.com recommends experiencing the State House through the many informative tours offered daily by the visitor’s center.
During your stay in Salem, Escapewizard.com also encourages you to take in the beauty and the awe of the historic Deepwood Estate, a Victorian style home that dates back to the 1800’s and includes just over 5 acres of bountiful, fragrant gardens and woodlands. Salem’s historic Elsinore Theater, which opened in 1926, is another must see on your tour destination. The theater, with its castle-like, gothic appearance, gave way to many up and coming performers on its stage such as; Clark Gable and Edgar Bergen and holds a great deal of significant historical values. Exclusive tours are available and EscapeWizard.com will gladly link you to all the vital information you need to help make your traveling and visiting experience hassle free and complete.
Rounding out your visit to Salem, Oregon, EscapeWizard.com wants to help indulge your curiosities by recommending a stop to see the premier historical attraction of the area known as Mission Mill Museum. Built in 1889, the museum features; the working displays of a woolen mill, a water and power interpretive exhibit, numerous artifacts and relics of yesteryear, workshops, living history, influential speakers, hands on activities, and a variety of festivals and events. Incorporated onto the site, many of Salem’s oldest and most unique buildings, homes and structures have been relocated to become what is now the newest and most exciting Mission Mill Museum ever. Salem is also home to the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, which is the second largest art museum in the state, featuring Native American, Northwest European, and Asian art.
Located 2 miles southeast from downtown is Salem’s Municipal Airport (SLE), located on 751 acres and home to the Oregon Army’s National Guard, Salem’s airport, also known as McNary field, recently expanded its passenger terminals to ensure the utmost comfort and ease to accommodate travelers. Approximately 60 miles from Salem’s airport is the Portland International Airport (PDX). EscapeWizard.com can help you complete your journey to the beautiful capitol city of Salem, Oregon with ease and confidence. Book your next vacation with EscapeWizard.com by using the following link for flights (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). EscapeWizard.com can also help you with hotel reservations. Just click here (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to view our hotel finder to search the best deals in the area.
Founded in 1842 and nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, the city of Salem offers countless top rated historical museums and homes, theaters, art museums, wineries, and restaurants catering to and welcoming travelers of any age. EscapeWizard.com suggests you begin your sightseeing tour at the Oregon State House. Built in 1938, the State House is the hub of the political community and standing strong and bold atop the building, representing the first settlers, is the famous Golden Pioneer statue, clad in layers of super thin, fine sheets of 23k gold. EscapeWizard.com recommends experiencing the State House through the many informative tours offered daily by the visitor’s center.
During your stay in Salem, Escapewizard.com also encourages you to take in the beauty and the awe of the historic Deepwood Estate, a Victorian style home that dates back to the 1800’s and includes just over 5 acres of bountiful, fragrant gardens and woodlands. Salem’s historic Elsinore Theater, which opened in 1926, is another must see on your tour destination. The theater, with its castle-like, gothic appearance, gave way to many up and coming performers on its stage such as; Clark Gable and Edgar Bergen and holds a great deal of significant historical values. Exclusive tours are available and EscapeWizard.com will gladly link you to all the vital information you need to help make your traveling and visiting experience hassle free and complete.
Rounding out your visit to Salem, Oregon, EscapeWizard.com wants to help indulge your curiosities by recommending a stop to see the premier historical attraction of the area known as Mission Mill Museum. Built in 1889, the museum features; the working displays of a woolen mill, a water and power interpretive exhibit, numerous artifacts and relics of yesteryear, workshops, living history, influential speakers, hands on activities, and a variety of festivals and events. Incorporated onto the site, many of Salem’s oldest and most unique buildings, homes and structures have been relocated to become what is now the newest and most exciting Mission Mill Museum ever. Salem is also home to the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, which is the second largest art museum in the state, featuring Native American, Northwest European, and Asian art.
Located 2 miles southeast from downtown is Salem’s Municipal Airport (SLE), located on 751 acres and home to the Oregon Army’s National Guard, Salem’s airport, also known as McNary field, recently expanded its passenger terminals to ensure the utmost comfort and ease to accommodate travelers. Approximately 60 miles from Salem’s airport is the Portland International Airport (PDX). EscapeWizard.com can help you complete your journey to the beautiful capitol city of Salem, Oregon with ease and confidence. Book your next vacation with EscapeWizard.com by using the following link for flights (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). EscapeWizard.com can also help you with hotel reservations. Just click here (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to view our hotel finder to search the best deals in the area.