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Portland Art Museum

Oregon Jewish Museum

OMSI

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is a world-class tourist attraction and educational resource that puts the "WOW!" in science for the kid in each of us. Five exhibit halls and eight science labs offer 219,000 square feet of brain-powered fun through hundreds of interactive exhibits and hands-on demonstrations. OMSI's multi-attraction complex features a big screen OMNIMAX

Crystal Ballroom

This is one of McMenamins, so great beer, amazing mosaics, and a bouncy spring floor for dancing to live music.

Bagdad Theatre & Pub

$3 movies in an old style theater with velvet curtains and table service. One of McMenamins - great beer and pizza.

Washington Park

This 332-acre park offers sweeping panoramic views, play and picnic areas, tennis courts, a zoo, a children

Hoyt Arboretum

The Hoyt Arboretum Loop travels through the spectacular 185-acre tree museum of Hoyt Arboretum in Southwest Portland. The path winds through a variety of forested ecosystems including oak woodland, redwoods, ponderosa pine forest, and an amazing grove of bamboo. The Hoyt Arboretum Bristlecone Trail is a paved path that takes you through a variety of conifers, with many benches and viewpoints available to help you enjoy the route. Special attractions: A sylvan retreat containing the world

Forest Park

Covering over 5,000 acres, Forest Park is the nation's premier urban forest with over 70 miles of trails. It has trees, creeks, and canyons within its city limits

Oregon Zoo

Japanese Garden

Beautiful, peaceful, and serene. Explore the tea houses (although no tea is actually served), zen gardens, and inspirational landscaping.

Portland Rose Gardens

See the varieties of roses in the City of Roses.

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden

Portland Classical Chinese Garden

Powell's Books

This "City of Books" is a must see for any lover of literature. It is the largest independent used and new bookstore in the world. If it's too overwhelming, visit the more intimate one on Hawthorne.

Powell's On Hawthorne

With more than 10,000 square feet of retail space and more than 200,000 used and new books, the atmosphere is relaxed, but the store is big enough to warrant a map. Not as extensive as the labyrinth at the City of Books, Powell's on Hawthorne is divided into just three rooms, each named for a neighborhood landmark: Madison, Hawthorne, and Tabor. The latter is named for Mt. Tabor, the world's only extinct volcano residing within city limits. Powell's on Hawthorne hosts lively and interesting author readings several times each week in its Tabor Room. Adjacent to the reading space, readers congregate in The Fresh Pot, an inviting corner of the store serving delicious homemade pastries and other sweet delights, along with some of the best coffee in a town that really knows its coffee.

The Portland Saturday Market

Contrary to its misleading name, this market in the Old Town District of Portland operates every Saturday and Sunday from March to December. With more than 275 stalls, it is America's largest continuously operating open-air arts and crafts market, so there's plenty to buy. Take your pick from art, clothes, toys, games, pottery, glassware and food, to name just some of the goods on offer. Bands perform every weekend, w