Loal Attractions – Portland, Oregon

Local Attractions – Portland, Oregon Travel Guide

By Drew Dyck



The Chinese Gardens will give you an authentic glimpse of ancient China.
www.portlandchinesegarden.org

The majestic Pittock Mansion & Acres was built by Henry Pittock, one of Portland’s pioneer’s and founder of The Oregonian. Besides being the city’s most impressive mansion, the estate is an important part of Portland’s heritage.
www.pittockmansion.com

The Portland Art Museum has a wide array of art, including a Monet and newly acquired European masterpieces.
www.pam.org

Portland’s Saturday Market is the “largest arts and crafts market in continuous operations in the U.S.” It features over 300 artisans.
www.saturdaymarket.org/

The Rose Gardens is Portland’s trademark attraction. Come see why Portland
is called both “The City of Gardens” and “The City of Roses”.
www.parks.ci.portland.or.us/Parks/RoseGardens.htm

The Rose Quarter is where to catch one of Portland’s many professional teams play, including the Blazers!
www.rosequarter.com

In Waterfront Park you can take a stroll overlooking the river, cool off by running through the gigantic waterfront fountain or just veg on the grassy riverside.
www.parks.ci.portland.or.us/Parks/Tommccallwaterfront.htm

On Sauvie Island you can hike, bike, fish and birdwatch, or stop by any of the U-Pick and Farm Stores to find the fresh ingredients for your tucker.

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