In the mini amphitheater to the right if the waterfall, stand on the center dot and speak. It's a rad thing to show a friend or a date
Must visit Japanese Gardens, then go explore the rest of the trails. Super easy trip from downtown with Trimet.
The Zoo was founded in 1888 & is Oregon's largest paid attraction. In 1962 Packy, the first elephant born in the Western Hemisphere in 44 years, was born. He is the tallest Asian elephant in the US.
Stroll through the park and go to the latest exhibit at the Portland Art Museum. 자세히 보기
OMSI's Science Education Resource Center (SERC) is home of the NASA Regional Educator Resource Center and is filled with resources for educators. It's open 3:30-5:00pm every Thursday except holidays. 자세히 보기
During a popular event like a Blazers Game, parking is a nightmare. Take MAX Light Rail for best results. (Although the trains are usually stuffed afterward too)
JELD-WEN Field is an outdoor multipurpose stadium which can be configured for baseball, soccer and football. The playing surface is synthetic turf. Home of the the Portland Timbers!
Download the FREE Meridian app! You can check the event schedule, find something to eat or drink, and get walking directions to any location inside the Oregon Convention Center! 자세히 보기
Underground mall sections on lower level. On 4th floor there's a sky walk bridge. They also have a CINEMA!
PDX has two security gates. If it's busy at one, the other is usually dead. There's a connecting hallway around back so you can still get to your gate.
The train is fun and relaxing. Also there is a power outlet at all seats for your electronics!
Take a trip up to the top deck and take a look out over the front of the boat. On a nice day, it is exhilerating.
Pipeline gives out free tickets to many Poetland venues (like Crystal) every week. Go to PDXPipeline.com & win.
Massive selection of old games! Stop by and get a game for your Original Xbox, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PSP, Wii, GameCube, Nintendo 64, SNES, NES, GameBoy... pretty much any old system out there.
