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Director Park: The young, bright star of Portland Parks
Many of Portland's parks follow in lock-step with the beautiful natural surroundings. Director Park takes a more modern approach with an urban design and feel. With a transparent rain shield, you can visit the park any time of year and still enjoy a respite from the busy shopping district nearby.

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Portland City Hall: Where civic business gets done in style
Portland has a vibrant civic life. With an active and engaged community, Portland City Hall is a great place to visit. It offers stunning architecture combined with history and political activism make it a must stop while sightseeing in downtown Portland.

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World Forestry Center: A hands-on adventure through the tall trees
A visit to the World Forestry Center teaches you about the links between your life and the beautiful forests both in Oregon and around the world. Any visitor to Portland will notice that trees populate each city block and the surrounding areas as well. The majestic forests of the Pacific Northwest are not only beautiful, but also in need of preservation.

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Lan Su Garden: Portland’s authentic Chinese garden
The Lan Su Garden is a Chinese garden with bursts with life and beauty in the heart of Portland. While many Portland visitors flock to the Rose Garden or Japanese Gardens in Washington Park, Lan Su Garden can provide for scenery and serenity while getting an authentic taste of what a real Chinese garden is all about.

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Mill Ends Park: A park where leprechauns and snails race freely
When most people think of a park, they envision a vast expanse of green trees and grass. Mill Ends Park is like no other park you have seen, as it is actually too small to even enter. Located between Naito Parkway and the Waterfront Park, Mill Ends Park is a must see not only for its size, but also its audacity.

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Portland Children’s Museum: An Imaginative and Educational Adventure
The Portland Children’s Museum imaginatively proves the point that museums can be both fun and educational. A day of fun awaits for families looking for a new experience. It can be a perfect respite for those needing to break away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Portland or parents wanting to bring a big smile to their kid’s face.

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Portland Center Stage: An imaginative local theatre company
Portland Center Stage is a shining star among the city’s vibrant arts and theatre community. With a lovely space at the Armory Theatre in the Pearl District, the theatre specializes in productions that both tantalize the mind and leave you wanting more.

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Lone Fir Cemetery: A reflective journey through Portland’s past
Lone Fir Cemetery gives visitors a chance to walk through and see Portland’s past residents from major businessman and former mayors to the everyday citizen. Cemeteries are not only places for thought and reflection of those who have passed away, but great cemeteries offer a chance to see the history of a city through those who lived before you.

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Ladd Circle: All roads lead to this central Portland park
Ladd Circle is a perfect example of private ingenuity helping local community as a whole. While it was considered “radical” at the time since it went against the city's grid plan, its value as a local landmark cannot be overstated. Ladd Circle is a beautiful escape. It was made for lazy summer days as a place where you can relax and enjoy nature.

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Irving Park: Northeast Portland’s best spot for sport and leisure
Irving Park is a great excursion for both Portland residents and city visitors as it is close to everything northeast Portland has to offer. It has many activities you look for in a city park including pick-up basketball, playgrounds, large open spaces and tall, majestic trees.

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