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Director Park

We’ll pick you up in central downtown Portland at Director Park in one of our roomy vans. We’ll then drive up Portland’s north/south dividing line, pointing out important sites, including some of the city’s bike art, and historical buildings.

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Powell's City of Books

We’ll pass Powell’s Books, and tell the story behind the biggest independent book store in the world

3

Pearl District

Learn about the history of this art and food rich neighborhood. (We do not stop to walk around in this neighborhood)

4

Pittock Mansion

Once we reach the summit of King’s Heights, we’ll walk around the grounds of the mansion built by a newspaper baron to the view that was once available only to the city’s elite. It's one of the best places to develop the context by which to experience this city. We'll take photos at the summit overlooking the city. We’ll walk through the mansion’s grounds and back to the van. (We will not visit the inside of the mansion.)

5

International Rose Test Garden

We'll learn about the story of the roses here and the rose city; we'll investigate our favorite varieties; we'll take photos and (in season) inhaling the scent of the roses, we'll get into the van for our next stop. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

6

Washington Park

we will drive into the SW Portland neighborhood of Arlington Heights, on the edge of Washington Park. Here we'll take a walk through our favorite secret garden, and into the International Rose Test Garden, introducing you to the story of the rose city. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

7

South Waterfront Park

TIME PERMITTING. After this, it's a drive along Portland's South Waterfront and the waterfront park, telling the story of the shining Swiss Alps-style engineering of the Aerial Tram and the development of this brand-new neighborhood and its beautiful, one-of-a-kind Tilikum Crossing bridge.

8

South Park Blocks

From here, we'll head back into the city center, driving through what Portland calls the cultural district -- once the literal heart of the city, the center line along which once the merchants and lumber barons lived, and now institutions like the Portland Art Museum, the Oregon Historical Society and Portland State University dominate. It wouldn't be Portland without a stop for doughnuts, so we'll discuss the history of the city's foundation and the design of these blocks after we duck into one of our favorite shops and grab a treat.

9

Director Park

We’ll pick you up in central downtown Portland at Director Park in one of our roomy vans. We’ll then drive up Portland’s north/south dividing line, pointing out important sites, including some of the city’s bike art, and historical buildings.

10

Powell's City of Books

We’ll pass Powell’s Books, and tell the story behind the biggest independent book store in the world

11

Pearl District

Learn about the history of this art and food rich neighborhood. (We do not stop to walk around in this neighborhood)

12

Pittock Mansion

Once we reach the summit of King’s Heights, we’ll walk around the grounds of the mansion built by a newspaper baron to the view that was once available only to the city’s elite. It's one of the best places to develop the context by which to experience this city. We'll take photos at the summit overlooking the city. We’ll walk through the mansion’s grounds and back to the van. (We will not visit the inside of the mansion.)

13

International Rose Test Garden

We'll learn about the story of the roses here and the rose city; we'll investigate our favorite varieties; we'll take photos and (in season) inhaling the scent of the roses, we'll get into the van for our next stop. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

14

Washington Park

we will drive into the SW Portland neighborhood of Arlington Heights, on the edge of Washington Park. Here we'll take a walk through our favorite secret garden, and into the International Rose Test Garden, introducing you to the story of the rose city. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

15

South Waterfront Park

TIME PERMITTING. After this, it's a drive along Portland's South Waterfront and the waterfront park, telling the story of the shining Swiss Alps-style engineering of the Aerial Tram and the development of this brand-new neighborhood and its beautiful, one-of-a-kind Tilikum Crossing bridge.

16

South Park Blocks

From here, we'll head back into the city center, driving through what Portland calls the cultural district -- once the literal heart of the city, the center line along which once the merchants and lumber barons lived, and now institutions like the Portland Art Museum, the Oregon Historical Society and Portland State University dominate. It wouldn't be Portland without a stop for doughnuts, so we'll discuss the history of the city's foundation and the design of these blocks after we duck into one of our favorite shops and grab a treat.

17

Director Park

We’ll pick you up in central downtown Portland at Director Park in one of our roomy vans. We’ll then drive up Portland’s north/south dividing line, pointing out important sites, including some of the city’s bike art, and historical buildings.

18

Powell's City of Books

We’ll pass Powell’s Books, and tell the story behind the biggest independent book store in the world

19

Pearl District

Learn about the history of this art and food rich neighborhood. (We do not stop to walk around in this neighborhood)

20

Pittock Mansion

Once we reach the summit of King’s Heights, we’ll walk around the grounds of the mansion built by a newspaper baron to the view that was once available only to the city’s elite. It's one of the best places to develop the context by which to experience this city. We'll take photos at the summit overlooking the city. We’ll walk through the mansion’s grounds and back to the van. (We will not visit the inside of the mansion.)

21

International Rose Test Garden

We'll learn about the story of the roses here and the rose city; we'll investigate our favorite varieties; we'll take photos and (in season) inhaling the scent of the roses, we'll get into the van for our next stop. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

22

Washington Park

we will drive into the SW Portland neighborhood of Arlington Heights, on the edge of Washington Park. Here we'll take a walk through our favorite secret garden, and into the International Rose Test Garden, introducing you to the story of the rose city. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

23

South Waterfront Park

TIME PERMITTING. After this, it's a drive along Portland's South Waterfront and the waterfront park, telling the story of the shining Swiss Alps-style engineering of the Aerial Tram and the development of this brand-new neighborhood and its beautiful, one-of-a-kind Tilikum Crossing bridge.

24

South Park Blocks

From here, we'll head back into the city center, driving through what Portland calls the cultural district -- once the literal heart of the city, the center line along which once the merchants and lumber barons lived, and now institutions like the Portland Art Museum, the Oregon Historical Society and Portland State University dominate. It wouldn't be Portland without a stop for doughnuts, so we'll discuss the history of the city's foundation and the design of these blocks after we duck into one of our favorite shops and grab a treat.

25

Director Park

We’ll pick you up in central downtown Portland at Director Park in one of our roomy vans. We’ll then drive up Portland’s north/south dividing line, pointing out important sites, including some of the city’s bike art, and historical buildings.

26

Powell's City of Books

We’ll pass Powell’s Books, and tell the story behind the biggest independent book store in the world

27

Pearl District

Learn about the history of this art and food rich neighborhood. (We do not stop to walk around in this neighborhood)

28

Pittock Mansion

Once we reach the summit of King’s Heights, we’ll walk around the grounds of the mansion built by a newspaper baron to the view that was once available only to the city’s elite. It's one of the best places to develop the context by which to experience this city. We'll take photos at the summit overlooking the city. We’ll walk through the mansion’s grounds and back to the van. (We will not visit the inside of the mansion.)

29

International Rose Test Garden

We'll learn about the story of the roses here and the rose city; we'll investigate our favorite varieties; we'll take photos and (in season) inhaling the scent of the roses, we'll get into the van for our next stop. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

30

Washington Park

we will drive into the SW Portland neighborhood of Arlington Heights, on the edge of Washington Park. Here we'll take a walk through our favorite secret garden, and into the International Rose Test Garden, introducing you to the story of the rose city. (When roses aren't in season, we may make an alternative stop at the Hoyt Arboretum.)

31

South Waterfront Park

TIME PERMITTING. After this, it's a drive along Portland's South Waterfront and the waterfront park, telling the story of the shining Swiss Alps-style engineering of the Aerial Tram and the development of this brand-new neighborhood and its beautiful, one-of-a-kind Tilikum Crossing bridge.

32

South Park Blocks

From here, we'll head back into the city center, driving through what Portland calls the cultural district -- once the literal heart of the city, the center line along which once the merchants and lumber barons lived, and now institutions like the Portland Art Museum, the Oregon Historical Society and Portland State University dominate. It wouldn't be Portland without a stop for doughnuts, so we'll discuss the history of the city's foundation and the design of these blocks after we duck into one of our favorite shops and grab a treat.

33

Directeur Parc

Nous viendrons vous chercher dans le centre-ville de Portland au Director Park dans l'une de nos camionnettes spacieuses. Nous remonterons ensuite la ligne de démarcation nord /sud de Portland, en indiquant des sites importants, notamment certains des arts du vélo de la ville et des bâtiments historiques.

34

La ville des livres de Powell

Nous passerons devant Powell's Books et raconterons l'histoire de la plus grande librairie indépendante au monde

35

Quartier de la perle

Découvrez l'histoire de ce quartier riche en art et en gastronomie. (On ne s'arrête pas pour se balader dans ce quartier)

36

Manoir Pittock

Une fois que nous aurons atteint le sommet de King's Heights, nous nous promènerons dans le domaine du manoir construit par un baron de la presse à la vue qui n'était autrefois disponible que pour l'élite de la ville. C'est l'un des meilleurs endroits pour développer le contexte dans lequel découvrir cette ville. Nous prendrons des photos au sommet surplombant la ville. Nous traverserons le parc du manoir et retournerons à la camionnette. (Nous ne visiterons pas l'intérieur du manoir.)

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Jardin international d'essais de roses

Nous en apprendrons davantage sur l'histoire des roses ici et sur la ville des roses; nous allons étudier nos variétés préférées ; nous prendrons des photos et (en saison) inhalant le parfum des roses, nous monterons dans la camionnette pour notre prochain arrêt. (Lorsque les roses ne sont pas de saison, nous pouvons faire un autre arrêt à l'Arboretum Hoyt.)

38

Parc Washington

nous conduirons dans le quartier SW Portland d'Arlington Heights, en bordure de Washington Park. Ici, nous nous promènerons dans notre jardin secret préféré et dans l'International Rose Test Garden, vous initiant à l'histoire de la ville des roses. (Lorsque les roses ne sont pas de saison, nous pouvons faire un autre arrêt à l'Arboretum Hoyt.)

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Parc du front de mer sud

LE TEMPS LE PERMET. Après cela, c'est une promenade le long du front de mer sud de Portland et du parc du front de mer, racontant l'histoire de l'ingénierie brillante de style Alpes suisses du tramway aérien et du développement de ce tout nouveau quartier et de sa belle, unique en son genre Pont de Tilikum Crossing.

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Blocs de South Park

De là, nous retournerons dans le centre-ville, traversant ce que Portland appelle le quartier culturel - autrefois le cœur littéral de la ville, la ligne médiane le long de laquelle vivaient autrefois les marchands et les barons du bois, et maintenant des institutions comme le Portland Le musée d'art, la société historique de l'Oregon et l'université d'État de Portland dominent. Ce ne serait pas Portland sans un arrêt pour les beignets, alors nous discuterons de l'histoire de la fondation de la ville et de la conception de ces blocs après avoir pénétré dans l'un de nos magasins préférés et pris une friandise.

Visite de la ville de Portland, Oregon : parcs, places et vues

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