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If you like pâtisserie, this is an absolute must. The baking is flawless.

My favorite taco place in Portland. Best tacos I’ve found in town.

A common tourist destination. Mostly notable for its prime location.

Adorable, Japanese home goods store. Absolutely worth a visit.

It’s shocking how many things are made in Oregon. Great place for souvenirs.

A nice mall, in two separated towers, connected by an underground tunnel.

Small but beautiful garden. A perfect spot for a tranquil moment near a waterfall.

Lots of trails and large outdoor spaces. Home to the Rose and Japanese gardens.

Portland’s know as the “Rose City” and this garden is why.

A small but solid museum, with several exhibits spanning many eras, movements, and media.

I’ve never been, but I’ve always wanted to go. Oregon has some interesting history!

Part of a local chain, McMenamins locations are known for being quirky with good food and drink.

A bibliophile's dream, this book store takes up an entire city block. The rare book room is always fascinating.

I don’t drink coffee, but visitors swear by this local chain. If you want to get caffeinated, this is a great spot.

One of Eater Portland’s “15 Essential Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurants”, I’d like to give this place a try just from the name, alone.

It’s supposed to have an amazing view and barely adequate food. No one goes there fore an amazing meal, but I’d like to go sometime.

Talk a walk up the waterfront to see why we call it “Bridge City.”