| Home of
Oregon's biggest city, this region is known for it's world famous parks, exquisite
dining and a shimmering night life. The microbreweries, museums, and ecclectic
art scene make the City of Roses a memorable destination. |
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 | Rooster
Rock State Park
Overseeing the mighty Columbia River, Rooster Rock
looks upon windsurfers, boats, tugs and barges. This dark basalt column, “of
irregular conical shape” is located on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. |
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Western
Washington County Wineries
Washington
County is the
closest winegrowing region to Portland and has a long viticulture history, fabulous
views and scenic rural roads. |  | Japanese
American Heritage
There's no need to travel all the way to Washington,
DC or Japan to witness the spectacle of blooming cherry trees when we have our
own show right here in Portland. |  |
Oregon
Rhododendrons
Our mix of moisture, mild weather, and acidic soil, make this region a Rhododendron
paradise. There are a number of outstanding public and private gardens in the
Pacific Northwest dedicated to this species. |  | Mills
In Oregon
It was the force of water that turned these wheels, that
engaged the gears, that revolved the millstones, that ground the grain, that fed
the farmers and their families. Experience an important part of farming history. |
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Jamison
Square
Located
in the artistic Pearl District, Jamison Square is an interactive fountain offering
wonderful water fun that is safe for kids of all ages. The fountain attracts hundreds
of families and children on warm days. |  |
Alberta
Street in Portland
Known as the Alberta Art District, new art galleries, restaurants, clothing and
gift shops have been popping up here for over a decade. |
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OMSI
With
an IMAX theater, a laser light planetarium, a motion simulator, a real US submarine
out front, and rooms filled with science activities, the whole family will enjoy
as they learn something new at OMSI. |  |
The
fountains of downtown Portland
Portland
maintains 17 decorative and over 120 drinking fountains throughout the city with
a history that spans over 120 years. |  |
Portland
Classical Chinese Garden
Winding
walkways, a bridged lake, and open pavilions frame this exquisitely arranged landscape
of plants, water, stone, architecture, and poetry. |
 | Portland:
A Gardener's Paradise
If a few April showers bring May flowers, what
do plentiful Pacific Northwest showers bring to the city of Portland? A gardener's
paradise of lush green foliage and waves of blossoms nearly year- round! |
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Best of Portland's Eccentric Cafes
If cafes are a symbol of the good
life, then Portlanders must know how to live. Coffee shops of one type of another
seem to occupy nearly every corner in town. |
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Shopping
in Portland
Discover the wonders of the Rose City's unique
shopping districts. You will find one-of-a-kind boutiques and three major retail
areas within a mile or so of each other. And, best of all, there's no sales tax. |
• Oregon
Zoo
• Rose
Garden
• Japanese
Garden
• Saturday
Market
• Portland
Farmers Market
• Oregon
Symphony
• Oregon
Ballet Theatre
• More
Attractions... | |
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| Recreation |
 Willamette
Jetboat
Excursions
Come
join us for Portland's ultimate river experience. Spectacular sights and exciting
surprises make for an unforgettable adventure for all ages. |
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