Afisha Life | Приватна післяобідня екскурсія містом Портленд

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Площа Піонерського суду

Дізнайтеся про сучасне серце міста, центр Портленда, та історичне значення, яке воно відіграло в історії штату. Насолоджуйтеся видами Pioneer Courthouse Square, яку люблять називати Портлендською вітальнею. Цей громадський простір був відкритий у 1984 році та став центром соціальної активності міста з понад 300 запрограмованими днями подій. Пайонерська площа є ідеальним місцем для спостереження за людьми та спостереження за культурою Портленда в її найкращому прояві: від ринків свіжої їжі до фестивалів пива та політичних протестів до співу найбільшої громади міста.

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Південний Парк Блоки

Це один із найстаріших і найпопулярніших парків Портленда. Цей зелений простір із 12 кварталів простягається на північ від кампусу Портлендського державного університету, слугуючи переднім двором для мешканців і підприємств Культурного району. Протягом року в парку проводяться яскраві громадські заходи та програми для жителів Портленда та місцевих гостей.

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Район Перл

Відчуйте наймодніші райони центру Портленда. У районі Ноб-Хілл розташований популярний торговельний район із обсадженими деревами вулицями та чарівними вікторіанськими ресторанами, бутиками та десертними барами. У районі Перл ми побачимо колишні занедбані склади, перетворені на процвітаючий ресторан і пивоварню, а тепер одне з найдорожчих місць для життя в місті.

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Міжнародний тестовий сад троянд

Одна з визначних пам’яток міста, розташована в прекрасному Вашингтонському парку, найбільший офіційний розарій Портленда, де росте понад 10 000 троянд, у тому числі 650+ сортів. З травня по жовтень ви можете прогулятися серед чарівних квітів, вдихнути чудові запахи та насолодитися захоплюючими краєвидами центру міста та гори Худ.

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Записи Міссісіпі

Північна Міссісіпі-авеню має довгу ділянку жвавих магазинів, унікальних барів, музичних закладів і ресторанів (і лише за півмилі від ще більш відомих кафе та барів на перспективній Північній Вільямс-авеню). Це місце відвідуватимуть під час ранкових екскурсій Портлендом у понеділок-п’ятницю та неділю, а також під час усіх післяобідніх екскурсій Портлендом, і у вас буде час прогулятися та дослідити цю територію.

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Pioneer Courthouse Square

Experience the soul of Portland by exploring the heart of the city, downtown! This area has a rich history that has shaped the entire state. Get lost in the vibrant energy of Pioneer Courthouse Square, famously called Portland’s Living Room. The space opened its doors in ’84 and has been the hub of social life ever since, hosting over 300 events per year. From farmers’ markets to beer fests, from political protests to a community sing-along, you’ll witness all that makes Portland tick. Soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the people-watching, this is truly the heart and soul of the city!

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International Rose Test Garden

Step into our Rose Gardens and let the sweet scent of over 600 different roses transport your senses to paradise. Be swept off your feet by the stunning Washington Park views, showcasing both city skyscrapers and majestic mountains. Experience the magic of the International Rose Test Garden where over 10,000 rose bushes burst into bloom from May to October, boasting a mind-boggling 610 rose varieties. While most of the roses are up for grabs in stores, 10 to 20 new varieties take center stage each year, showing off the latest and greatest the market has to offer. This is a trip you won’t want to miss between May and mid-October.

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World Forestry Center - Discovery Museum

Step into a forest wonderland, no hiking boots necessary! The Discovery Museum has dreamt up two floors of interactive exhibits that will transport you to lush forests across the globe. It’s a perfect fit for everyone from curious kiddos to seasoned outdoorsy types. Their exhibits will have you exploring tree planting, wildlife, and the many benefits of wood. On the first floor, you’ll get a front-row seat to the marvels of forests: habitats, recreation, and essential resources. Then, take the elevator up to the second floor for an international adventure. You’ll discover how forests sustain and connect people all over the world. Pop over to the World Forestry Center from mid-October through April, Thursday to Sunday, for a truly wild experience!

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South Park Blocks

Behold Portland’s pride and joy: a beloved green haven and one of its oldest parks. This sprawling 12-block oasis unfolds to the north of Portland State University and has a special spot in the hearts of locals and businesses in the Cultural District. It’s a front-row guest to iconic landmarks like the Portland Art Museum and Oregon Historical Society. A bustling hub for community events and programs, this park is a must-visit for both locals and out-of-towners year-round.

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Pearl District

Once a rundown industrial wasteland, Portland’s Pearl District now stands tall as a testament to a mighty dream come true. Its vibrant blocks offer a glimpse into the district’s past, with cobblestone streets, loading docks, and towering buildings standing proud. This urban renaissance is a fusion of creativity, productivity, and outdoor spaces, like the stunning Tanner Springs Park, that give life to the area.

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Pioneer Courthouse Square

Experience the soul of Portland by exploring the heart of the city, downtown! This area has a rich history that has shaped the entire state. Get lost in the vibrant energy of Pioneer Courthouse Square, famously called Portland’s Living Room. The space opened its doors in ’84 and has been the hub of social life ever since, hosting over 300 events per year. From farmers’ markets to beer fests, from political protests to a community sing-along, you’ll witness all that makes Portland tick. Soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the people-watching, this is truly the heart and soul of the city!

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International Rose Test Garden

Step into our Rose Gardens and let the sweet scent of over 600 different roses transport your senses to paradise. Be swept off your feet by the stunning Washington Park views, showcasing both city skyscrapers and majestic mountains. Experience the magic of the International Rose Test Garden where over 10,000 rose bushes burst into bloom from May to October, boasting a mind-boggling 610 rose varieties. While most of the roses are up for grabs in stores, 10 to 20 new varieties take center stage each year, showing off the latest and greatest the market has to offer. This is a trip you won’t want to miss between May and mid-October.

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World Forestry Center - Discovery Museum

Step into a forest wonderland, no hiking boots necessary! The Discovery Museum has dreamt up two floors of interactive exhibits that will transport you to lush forests across the globe. It’s a perfect fit for everyone from curious kiddos to seasoned outdoorsy types. Their exhibits will have you exploring tree planting, wildlife, and the many benefits of wood. On the first floor, you’ll get a front-row seat to the marvels of forests: habitats, recreation, and essential resources. Then, take the elevator up to the second floor for an international adventure. You’ll discover how forests sustain and connect people all over the world. Pop over to the World Forestry Center from mid-October through April, Thursday to Sunday, for a truly wild experience!

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South Park Blocks

Behold Portland’s pride and joy: a beloved green haven and one of its oldest parks. This sprawling 12-block oasis unfolds to the north of Portland State University and has a special spot in the hearts of locals and businesses in the Cultural District. It’s a front-row guest to iconic landmarks like the Portland Art Museum and Oregon Historical Society. A bustling hub for community events and programs, this park is a must-visit for both locals and out-of-towners year-round.

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Pearl District

Once a rundown industrial wasteland, Portland’s Pearl District now stands tall as a testament to a mighty dream come true. Its vibrant blocks offer a glimpse into the district’s past, with cobblestone streets, loading docks, and towering buildings standing proud. This urban renaissance is a fusion of creativity, productivity, and outdoor spaces, like the stunning Tanner Springs Park, that give life to the area.

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Pioneer Courthouse Square

Experience the soul of Portland by exploring the heart of the city, downtown! This area has a rich history that has shaped the entire state. Get lost in the vibrant energy of Pioneer Courthouse Square, famously called Portland’s Living Room. The space opened its doors in ’84 and has been the hub of social life ever since, hosting over 300 events per year. From farmers’ markets to beer fests, from political protests to a community sing-along, you’ll witness all that makes Portland tick. Soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the people-watching, this is truly the heart and soul of the city!

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International Rose Test Garden

Step into our Rose Gardens and let the sweet scent of over 600 different roses transport your senses to paradise. Be swept off your feet by the stunning Washington Park views, showcasing both city skyscrapers and majestic mountains. Experience the magic of the International Rose Test Garden where over 10,000 rose bushes burst into bloom from May to October, boasting a mind-boggling 610 rose varieties. While most of the roses are up for grabs in stores, 10 to 20 new varieties take center stage each year, showing off the latest and greatest the market has to offer. This is a trip you won’t want to miss between May and mid-October.

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World Forestry Center - Discovery Museum

Step into a forest wonderland, no hiking boots necessary! The Discovery Museum has dreamt up two floors of interactive exhibits that will transport you to lush forests across the globe. It’s a perfect fit for everyone from curious kiddos to seasoned outdoorsy types. Their exhibits will have you exploring tree planting, wildlife, and the many benefits of wood. On the first floor, you’ll get a front-row seat to the marvels of forests: habitats, recreation, and essential resources. Then, take the elevator up to the second floor for an international adventure. You’ll discover how forests sustain and connect people all over the world. Pop over to the World Forestry Center from mid-October through April, Thursday to Sunday, for a truly wild experience!

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South Park Blocks

Behold Portland’s pride and joy: a beloved green haven and one of its oldest parks. This sprawling 12-block oasis unfolds to the north of Portland State University and has a special spot in the hearts of locals and businesses in the Cultural District. It’s a front-row guest to iconic landmarks like the Portland Art Museum and Oregon Historical Society. A bustling hub for community events and programs, this park is a must-visit for both locals and out-of-towners year-round.

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Pearl District

Once a rundown industrial wasteland, Portland’s Pearl District now stands tall as a testament to a mighty dream come true. Its vibrant blocks offer a glimpse into the district’s past, with cobblestone streets, loading docks, and towering buildings standing proud. This urban renaissance is a fusion of creativity, productivity, and outdoor spaces, like the stunning Tanner Springs Park, that give life to the area.