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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.

247

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

248

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.

249

Hawthorne

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

250

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.

251

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

252

Mount Hood

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

253

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.

254

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.

255

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.

256

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.

257

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.

258

Washington Park

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

259

Providence Park

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

260

First Presbyterian Church

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

261

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

262

Al's Den

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

263

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

264

Simon Benson House

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

265

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

266

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

267

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

268

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

269

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

270

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

271

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

272

Elk Fountain

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

273

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

274

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

275

Portland Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

276

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

277

Portland Oregon Sign

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

278

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

279

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

280

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

281

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.

282

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

283

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

284

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.

285

Broadway Bridge

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

286

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.

287

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

288

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.

289

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

290

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.

291

Hawthorne

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

292

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.

293

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

294

Mount Hood

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

295

Международный испытательный сад роз

Здесь вы сможете остановиться и понюхать розы в Городе роз, в старейшем постоянно действующем общественном испытательном саду роз в США.

296

Особняк Питток

Прогуляйтесь по территории главного замка Портленда в стиле французского ренессанса и полюбуйтесь видом на город сверху. Если условия достаточно ясны, вы также увидите гору Худ, гору Сент-Хеленс, гору Адамс, гору Ренье и гору Джеффрсон.

297

Орегонский университет здоровья и науки

Вас отвезут в верхний кампус OHSU, где вы сможете выйти на самый длинный подвесной пешеходный мост в Северной Америке, а затем сесть на Портлендский воздушный трамвай, чтобы полюбоваться одним из лучших видов на город из гондолы. Трамвай доставит вас в Южный район набережной, где вас будет ждать ваш гид.

298

Дендрарий Хойта

Мы проедем через сад, в котором произрастает более 2000 видов древесных растений со всего мира, 63 из которых уязвимы или находятся под угрозой исчезновения. Чтобы познакомиться с садом за пределами автомобиля, приезжайте на нашу экскурсию по городу Портленд-Гарден.

299

Японский сад Портленда

Получите краткий обзор самого аутентичного японского сада за пределами Японии. Чтобы познакомиться с садом изнутри, приезжайте на нашу экскурсию по городу Портленд-Гарден.

300

Вашингтон Парк

Дом для дендрария Хойта, зоопарка Орегона, Детского музея, мемориалов Холокоста и Вьетнама, Сакагавеи, Портлендского японского сада и Международного испытательного сада роз.

301

Провиденс Парк

Достопримечательность Портленда с 1926 года. В настоящее время домашняя арена футбольной команды Портленда Timbers.

302

Первая пресвитерианская церковь

Большинство согласится с тем, что это сооружение в стиле высокой викторианской готики — самая красивая церковь в Портленде...

303

Хрустальный бальный зал

Единственный оставшийся плавучий танцпол в США.

304

Логово Ала

В этом подвале старого утюга и отеля «Кристалл» есть баня.

305

Портлендский художественный музей

Старейший художественный музей на Западном побережье.

306

Дом Саймона Бенсона

Дом самой важной фигуры Золотого века Портленда.

307

Историческое общество Орегона

Посмотрите расположение этого прекрасного краеведческого музея.

308

Первая конгрегационалистская церковь

Самое известное венецианское готическое сооружение в городе.

309

Концертный зал Арлин Шнитцер

Расположение вертикальной вывески «Портленд» на Бродвее — это знаковое место.

310

Пионерский суд

Второе старейшее федеральное здание к западу от Миссисипи.

311

Площадь Пионерского суда

Гостиная Портленда.

312

Лобби-лаундж отеля Heathman

Отель 50 оттенков серого.

313

Портландия

Тезка телесериала.

314

Лосиный фонтан

Эта культовая статуя была подарена в 1900 году основателем Орегонского гуманного общества.

315

Мост Хоторн

Самый старый непрерывно работающий подъемный мост в Северной Америке.

316

Милл Эндс Парк

Самый маленький парк в мире. Для реалов.

317

Портлендский фермерский рынок

Крупнейший фермерский рынок в Орегоне.

318

Портлендский субботний рынок

Вещи должны быть местного производства и ручной работы.

319

Портленд Орегон Знак

Этот знаковый знак рядом с мостом Бернсайд раньше был знаком Stag Sportswear.

320

Японско-американская историческая площадь

Мемориал японским лагерям для интернированных жертв Второй мировой войны.

321

Конференц-центр Орегона

Содержит самый большой в мире маятник Фуко.

322

Стальной мост

Единственный в мире двойной независимый подъемный мост.

323

Китайский сад Лан Су

Созданный по образцу классических садов Сучжоу, города-побратима Портленда, Лан Су представляет собой центральный оазис размером в один квартал. Чтобы познакомиться с садом изнутри, приезжайте на нашу экскурсию по городу Портленд-Гарден.

324

Жемчужный район

Архетип городского преобразования 21 века.

325

Город книг Пауэлла

Крупнейший в мире независимый магазин новых и подержанных книг.

326

Центральная сцена Портленда в Оружейной палате

Это сооружение в стиле романского возрождения было построено как пристройка к оружейному складу Национальной гвардии штата Орегон для борьбы с антикитайскими беспорядками в 1870-х и 80-х годах.

327

Бродвейский мост

Самая длинная двухстворчатая разводня в мире на момент постройки.

328

Фремонтский мост

Центральный пролет с аркой весом 6000 тонн был поднят на место с помощью 32 гидравлических домкратов, и это был самый тяжелый подъем из когда-либо выполненных.

329

Мост Сент-Джонс

Самый красивый мост в городе Портленд.

330

Католическая церковь Святого Патрика

Еще одна выдающаяся достопримечательность города, это сооружение эпохи Возрождения с куполом высотой 35 футов, является старейшей церковью в Портленде, которая до сих пор действует как таковая, наряду с Первой пресвитерианкой. Оба были завершены в 1890 году.

331

Северо-запад (Ноб-Хилл)

Этот район известен старыми викторианскими домами, элитными бутиками, галереями, кафе, ресторанами, старыми каменными церквями и синагогами.

332

Дополнение Лэдда

В этом районе диагональных улиц, переулков, кольцевых развязок, садов, старых деревьев и старинных домов растет самый старый розовый куст в городе, посаженный в 1901 году.

333

Хоторн

Район хиппи-культуры Портленда 1970-х годов, известный старинными домами, бутиками, кафе, ресторанами, пабами и барами для дайвинга.

334

Кладбище пионеров одинокой пихты

Одно из крупнейших и старейших кладбищ Портленда и второй по величине дендрарий в городе. Чтобы познакомиться с садом за пределами автомобиля, приезжайте на нашу экскурсию по городу Портленд-Гарден.

335

Орегонский музей науки и промышленности

В этом туре вы пройдете мимо OMSI.

336

Маунт-Худ

Гора Худ — самая высокая точка штата Орегон, примерно в 50 милях от Портленда.

337

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.

338

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.

339

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.

340

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.

341

Washington Park

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

342

Providence Park

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

343

First Presbyterian Church

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

344

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

345

Al's Den

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

346

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

347

Simon Benson House

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

348

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

349

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

350

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

351

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

352

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

353

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

354

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

355

Elk Fountain

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

356

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

357

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

358

PSU Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

359

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

360

Portland Oregon Sign

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

361

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

362

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

363

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

364

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.

365

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

366

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

367

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.

368

Broadway Bridge

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

369

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.

370

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

371

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.

372

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

373

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.

374

Hawthorne

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

375

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.

376

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

377

Mount Hood

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

378

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.

379

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.

380

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.

381

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.

382

Washington Park

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

383

Providence Park

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

384

First Presbyterian Church

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

385

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

386

Al's Den

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

387

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

388

Simon Benson House

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

389

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

390

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

391

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

392

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

393

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

394

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

395

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

396

Elk Fountain

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

397

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

398

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

399

PSU Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

400

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

401

Portland Oregon Sign

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

402

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

403

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

404

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

405

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.

406

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

407

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

408

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.

409

Broadway Bridge

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

410

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.

411

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

412

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.

413

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

414

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.

415

Hawthorne

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

416

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.

417

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

418

Mount Hood

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

419

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.

420

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.

421

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.

422

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.

423

Washington Park

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

424

Providence Park

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

425

First Presbyterian Church

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

426

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

427

Al's Den

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

428

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

429

Simon Benson House

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

430

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

431

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

432

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

433

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

434

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

435

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

436

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

437

Elk Fountain

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

438

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

439

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

440

PSU Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

441

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

442

Portland Oregon Sign

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

443

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

444

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

445

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

446

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.

447

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

448

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

449

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.

450

Broadway Bridge

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

451

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.

452

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

453

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.

454

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

455

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.

456

Hawthorne

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

457

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.

458

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

459

Mount Hood

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

460

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.

461

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.

462

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.

463

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.

464

Washington Park

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

465

Providence Park

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

466

First Presbyterian Church

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

467

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

468

Al's Den

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

469

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

470

Simon Benson House

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

471

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

472

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

473

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

474

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

475

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

476

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

477

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

478

Elk Fountain

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

479

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

480

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

481

PSU Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

482

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

483

Portland Oregon Sign

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

484

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

485

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

486

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

487

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.

488

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

489

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

490

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.

491

Broadway Bridge

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

492

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.

493

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

494

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.

495

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

496

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.

497

Hawthorne

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

498

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.

499

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

500

Mount Hood

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

501

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.

502

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.

503

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.

504

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.

505

Washington Park

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

506

Providence Park

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

507

First Presbyterian Church

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

508

Crystal Ballroom

The only remaining floating dance floor in the US.

509

Al's Den

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

510

Portland Art Museum

The oldest art museum on the West Coast.

511

Simon Benson House

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

512

Oregon Historical Society

See the location of this excellent museum of local history.

513

First Congregational Church

The most prominent Venetian Gothic structure in the city.

514

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

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

515

Pioneer Courthouse

Second oldest federal building west of the Mississippi.

516

Pioneer Courthouse Square

Portland's living room.

517

Heathman Hotel Lobby Lounge

The 50 Shades of Grey hotel.

518

Portlandia

The namesake for the television series.

519

Elk Fountain

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

520

Hawthorne Bridge

Oldest continuously running lift bridge in North America.

521

Mill Ends Park

Smallest park in the world. For reals.

522

PSU Farmers Market

Largest farmers market in Oregon.

523

Portland Saturday Market

Items must be locally-made and handcrafted.

524

Portland Oregon Sign

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

525

Japanese American Historical Plaza

A memorial to the Japanese internment camp victims of WWII.

526

Oregon Convention Center

Contains the worlds largest Foucault pendulum.

527

Steel Bridge

The only dual independent lift bridge in the world.

528

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.

529

Pearl District

A 21st-century archetype of urban conversion.

530

Powell's City of Books

World's largest new & used independent bookstore.

531

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.

532

Broadway Bridge

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

533

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.

534

St. Johns Bridge

The most beautiful bridge in the City of Portland.

535

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.

536

Northwest (Nob Hill)

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

537

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.

538

Hawthorne

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

539

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.

540

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

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

541

Mount Hood

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