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1

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

2

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

3

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

4

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

5

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

6

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

7

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

8

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

9

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

10

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

11

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

12

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

13

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

14

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

15

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

16

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

17

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

18

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

19

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

20

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

21

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

22

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

23

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

24

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

25

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

26

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

27

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

28

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

29

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

30

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

31

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

32

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

33

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

34

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

35

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

36

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

37

Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

38

Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

39

Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

40

Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

41

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

42

Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

43

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

44

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

45

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

46

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

47

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

48

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

49

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

50

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

51

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

52

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

53

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

54

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

55

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

56

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

57

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

58

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

59

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

60

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

61

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

62

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

63

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

64

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

65

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

66

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

67

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

68

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

69

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

70

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

71

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

72

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

73

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

74

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

75

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

76

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

77

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

78

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

79

Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

80

Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

81

Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

82

Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

83

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

84

Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

85

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

86

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

87

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

88

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

89

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

90

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

91

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

92

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

93

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

94

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

95

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

96

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

97

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

98

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

99

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

100

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

101

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

102

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

103

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

104

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

105

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

106

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

107

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

108

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

109

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

110

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

111

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

112

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

113

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

114

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

115

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

116

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

117

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

118

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

119

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

120

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

121

Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

122

Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

123

Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

124

Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

125

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

126

Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

127

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

128

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

129

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

130

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

131

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

132

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

133

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

134

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

135

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

136

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

137

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

138

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

139

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

140

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

141

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

142

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

143

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

144

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

145

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

146

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

147

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

148

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

149

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

150

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

151

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

152

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

153

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

154

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

155

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

156

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

157

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

158

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

159

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

160

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

161

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

162

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

163

Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

164

Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

165

Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

166

Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

167

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

168

Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

169

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

170

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

171

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

172

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

173

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

174

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

175

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

176

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

177

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

178

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

179

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

180

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

181

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

182

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

183

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

184

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

185

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

186

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

187

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

188

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

189

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

190

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

191

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

192

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

193

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

194

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

195

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

196

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

197

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

198

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

199

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

200

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

201

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

202

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

203

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

204

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

205

Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

206

Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

207

Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

208

Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

209

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

210

Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

211

International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

212

Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

213

Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

214

Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

215

Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

216

Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

217

Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

218

First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

219

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

220

Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

221

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

222

Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

223

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

224

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

225

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

226

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

227

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

228

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

229

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

230

Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

231

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

232

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

233

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

234

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

235

Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

236

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

237

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

238

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

239

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

240

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

241

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

242

Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

243

Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

244

Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

245

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

246

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

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Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

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Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

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Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

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Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

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Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

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International Rose Test Garden

Here you'll get to stop and smell the roses, in the City of Roses, at the oldest continuously running public rose test garden in the US.

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Pittock Mansion

Walk around the grounds of Portland's premier French Renaissance-style château, and get a view of the city from above. If conditions are clear enough, you'll also see Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Jeffrson.

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Oregon Health & Science University

You'll get a ride to the OHSU upper campus, where you can walk out onto the longest suspended pedestrian skybridge in North America, and then hop on the Portland Aerial Tram for one of the best views of the city, from the gondola. The tram will take you down to the South Waterfront District, where your guide will be waiting.

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Hoyt Arboretum

We'll drive through a garden that contains over 2000 woody plant species from around the world, 63 of which are vulnerable or endangered. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

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Portland Japanese Garden

Get a brief glimpse into the most authentic Japanese Garden, outside of Japan. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

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Washington Park

Home to Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Children's Museum, Holocaust & Vietnam memorials, Sacagawea, Portland Japanese Garden, and International Rose Test Garden.

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Providence Park

Portland landmark since 1926, now the home of Portland's soccer team, the Timbers.

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First Presbyterian Church

Most would agree that this High Victorian Gothic structure is the most beautiful church in the City of Portland...

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Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

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Al's Den

This basement of an old flatiron and the Crystal Hotel contains a bathhouse.

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Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

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Simon Benson House

Home of the most important figure during Portland's Golden Age.

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Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

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First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

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Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The location of the vertical "Portland" sign on Broadway, that is so iconic.

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Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

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Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

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Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

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Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

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Elk Fountain

This iconic statue was donated in 1900 by the founder of the Oregon Humane Society.

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Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

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Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

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Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

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Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

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Portland Oregon Sign

This iconic sign next to the Burnside Bridge, used to be the Stag Sportswear sign.

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Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

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Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

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Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

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Lan Su Chinese Garden

Modeled after the classical gardens of Suzhou, Portland's sister city, Lan Su is an oasis downtown, one block in size. To experience the garden from the inside, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

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Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

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Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

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Portland Center Stage at The Armory

This Romanesque Revival structure was built as an Oregon National Guard armory annex to contend with anti-Chinese rioting during the 1870s & 80s.

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Broadway Bridge

Longest double-leaf bascule in the world at the time of construction.

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Fremont Bridge

The 6000-ton center span with the arch was lifted into place using 32 hydraulic jacks, and was the heaviest lift ever completed.

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St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

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St. Patrick Catholic Church

Another prominent landmark in the city, this Renaissance revival structure, with a 35-foot high dome, is the oldest church in Portland that is still operating as such, along with First Presbyterian. Both were completed in 1890.

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Northwest (Nob Hill)

This neighborhood is known for old Victorians, high-end boutiques, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and old stone churches & synagogues.

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Ladd's Addition

This neighborhood of diagonal streets, alleyways, roundabouts, gardens, old trees, and vintage homes harbors the oldest rose bush in the city, planted in 1901.

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Hawthorne

The locus of Portland hippie culture during the 1970s, now known for vintage homes, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and dive bars.

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Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery

One of the largest and oldest cemeteries in Portland, and the second largest arboretum in the city. To experience the garden outside of the vehicle, come on our Portland Garden City Tour.

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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

You'll pass by by the OMSI on this tour.

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Mount Hood

Mt Hood is the highest point in Oregon, about 50 miles outside of Portland.

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Jardin international d'essais de roses

Ici, vous pourrez vous arrêter et sentir les roses, dans la ville des roses, dans le plus ancien jardin d'essai public de roses aux États-Unis.

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Manoir Pittock

Promenez-vous dans les jardins du premier château de style Renaissance française de Portland et admirez la ville d'en haut. Si les conditions sont suffisamment claires, vous verrez également le mont Hood, le mont St. Helens, le mont Adams, le mont Rainier et le mont Jeffrson.

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Université de la santé et des sciences de l'Oregon

Vous vous rendrez au campus supérieur de l'OHSU, où vous pourrez vous promener sur la plus longue passerelle piétonne suspendue d'Amérique du Nord, puis monter dans le tramway aérien de Portland pour l'une des meilleures vues de la ville, depuis la télécabine. Le tram vous emmènera dans le quartier South Waterfront, où votre guide vous attendra.

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Arboretum Hoyt

Nous traverserons un jardin qui contient plus de 2000 espèces de plantes ligneuses du monde entier, dont 63 sont vulnérables ou en voie de disparition. Pour découvrir le jardin à l'extérieur du véhicule, participez à notre visite de la ville de Portland Garden.

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Jardin japonais de Portland

Obtenez un bref aperçu du jardin japonais le plus authentique, en dehors du Japon. Pour découvrir le jardin de l'intérieur, participez à notre visite guidée de Portland Garden City.

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Parc Washington

Abritant l'arboretum Hoyt, le zoo de l'Oregon, le musée des enfants, les monuments commémoratifs de l'Holocauste et du Vietnam, Sacagawea, le jardin japonais de Portland et l'International Rose Test Garden.

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Parc Providence

Point de repère de Portland depuis 1926, aujourd'hui domicile de l'équipe de football de Portland, les Timbers.

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Première église presbytérienne

La plupart conviendraient que cette structure de style gothique victorien est la plus belle église de la ville de Portland...

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Salle de bal en cristal

La seule piste de danse flottante restante aux États-Unis.

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Le repaire d'Al

Ce sous-sol d'un ancien fer à repasser et de l'hôtel Crystal contient un bain public.

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Musée d'art de Portland

Le plus ancien musée d'art de la côte ouest.

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Maison Simon Benson

Maison de la figure la plus importante de l'âge d'or de Portland.

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Société historique de l'Oregon

Voir l'emplacement de cet excellent musée d'histoire locale.

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Première église congrégationaliste

La structure gothique vénitienne la plus importante de la ville.

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Salle de concert Arlene Schnitzer

L'emplacement du panneau vertical "Portland" sur Broadway, qui est si emblématique.

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Palais de justice des pionniers

Deuxième bâtiment fédéral le plus ancien à l'ouest du Mississippi.

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Place du palais de justice des pionniers

Le salon de Portland.

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Salon du hall de l'hôtel Heathman

L'hôtel 50 Nuances de Grey.

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Portlandia

L'homonyme de la série télévisée.

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Fontaine aux élans

Cette statue emblématique a été donnée en 1900 par le fondateur de l'Oregon Humane Society.

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Pont Hawthorne

Le plus ancien pont levant fonctionnant en continu en Amérique du Nord.

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Parc Mill Ends

Le plus petit parc du monde. Pour de vrai.

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Marché fermier de Portland

Le plus grand marché fermier de l'Oregon.

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Marché du samedi de Portland

Les articles doivent être fabriqués localement et à la main.

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Signe de Portland Oregon

Ce panneau emblématique à côté du pont Burnside était autrefois le panneau Stag Sportswear.

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Place historique américano-japonaise

Un mémorial aux victimes des camps d'internement japonais de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

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Centre de congrès de l'Oregon

Contient le plus grand pendule de Foucault au monde.

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Pont en acier

Le seul pont levant double indépendant au monde.

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Jardin chinois Lan Su

Inspiré des jardins classiques de Suzhou, la ville sœur de Portland, Lan Su est une oasis du centre-ville, d'une taille d'un pâté de maisons. Pour découvrir le jardin de l'intérieur, participez à notre visite guidée de Portland Garden City.

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Quartier de la perle

Un archétype de la reconversion urbaine du XXIe siècle.

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La ville des livres de Powell

La plus grande librairie indépendante neuve et d'occasion au monde.

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Scène centrale de Portland à l'Armory

Structure néo-roman construite en tant qu'annexe de l'armurerie de la Garde nationale de l'Oregon pour lutter contre les émeutes anti-chinoises des années 1870 et 1880.

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Pont de Broadway

La plus longue bascule à double battant du monde au moment de sa construction.

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Pont de Frémont

La travée centrale de 6 000 tonnes avec l'arche a été mise en place à l'aide de 32 vérins hydrauliques et a été l'ascenseur le plus lourd jamais réalisé.

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Pont Saint-Jean

Le plus beau pont de la ville de Portland.

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Église catholique Saint-Patrick

Autre point de repère important de la ville, cette structure néo-Renaissance, avec un dôme de 35 pieds de haut, est la plus ancienne église de Portland qui fonctionne toujours en tant que telle, avec First Presbyterian. Les deux ont été achevés en 1890.

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Nord-ouest (Nob Hill)

Ce quartier est connu pour ses vieilles maisons victoriennes, ses boutiques haut de gamme, ses galeries, ses cafés, ses restaurants et ses vieilles églises et synagogues en pierre.

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L'addition de Ladd

Ce quartier de rues en diagonale, de ruelles, de ronds-points, de jardins, de vieux arbres et de maisons d'époque abrite le plus vieux rosier de la ville, planté en 1901.

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Hawthorne

Le lieu de la culture hippie de Portland dans les années 1970, désormais connu pour ses maisons vintage, ses boutiques, ses cafés, ses restaurants, ses pubs et ses bars de plongée.

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Cimetière des pionniers de Lone Fir

L'un des plus grands et des plus anciens cimetières de Portland et le deuxième plus grand arboretum de la ville. Pour découvrir le jardin à l'extérieur du véhicule, participez à notre visite de la ville de Portland Garden.

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Musée des sciences et de l'industrie de l'Oregon

Vous passerez par l'OMSI lors de cette tournée.

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Monter le capot

Mt Hood est le point culminant de l'Oregon, à environ 80 km de Portland.