Things to do in Portland

The zoo is laid out so nicely, with clean bathrooms and places to stop for snacks at just the right time! We went on a Friday and it was not crowded at all.

Washington Park, Portland Washington Park, located in the suburbs of Portland, is a natural park built on hills with a history of more than 100 years. The park includes the Portland Zoo, the World Forestry Center, the Portland Children's Museum (established in 1946, located in the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)), the Hoyt Arboretum (with a series of coast redwoods over 150 feet high, which were the first trees planted in the arboretum in 1931), the International Rose Test Garden (established in 1917, the oldest public rose test garden in the United States), and the Portland Japanese Garden (established in 1962 on the site of the former Washington Park Zoo, after which the zoo moved to its current location). In the warm sunshine of early spring, the flowers are charming, and it is really pleasant to spend a day here.

Rosé of City, Oregon, boasts stunning scenery, crystal-clear waters, and crisp, cool air. Enjoy NBA games, traditional Western cuisine, the dreamlike Moda Center, and the Trailblazer. It truly is America's all-around sports kingdom.

such a fun time even in the rain. beautiful place to spend some nice time in nature and take gorgeous photos.

[Scenery] The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is really impressive, with a large lecture hall and movies to watch [Fun] There are many exhibitions, and the layout is very modern [Value for money] Convenient parking and direct access to the subway

In this experimental garden, you can see many beautiful roses, but it is mainly an experimental garden, so don’t pick them easily.

This is an important part of Portland's urban landscape and anyone interested in architecture or urban design should visit it. Yes, there are always some weird street people here, but it seemed very safe to me. Enjoy a picnic on the steps in front of the fountain, relax, read a book, or just take in the local atmosphere.

Amazing... Built in 1914, the Mansion is incredible, full of history of Portland's first families. The Oreganian newspaper publisher, together with his family helped transform Portland. It is really worth to visit.