Downtown

The history of the city always lies in its very center. It is here that the main historical sights are located, so Downtown, the center of business and cultural life of the city, will be the starting point of our trip with you. Every year new architectural and sculptural structures appear here, increasingly making Portland cozy and pleasant for walking and cycling.

West coaster

In every city there is a place where you can find a beautiful panoramic view. In Portland, this place is the observation deck on the "West roller coaster". From the high point you will have a stunning view of the city, located along the Willamette River, over which 10 bridges are thrown, each of which has its own unique appearance and curious history.

Park Washington

You will find what millions of tourists come to Portland every year. Washington Park was founded in 1871 and includes the Hoyt Arboretum, Oregon Zoo, Portland Japanese Garden, and the International Experimental Rose Garden. Roses from all over the world are decorated with 18 square kilometers.In several tiers, the park descends to the city center, to the river bank, and on clear days from here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the glaciers of Mount Hood volcano.

Powell's Bookstore

Afterwards, you will see one of Portland’s largest stores, Powell’s Bookstore. It occupies the entire city block. Although its appearance is far from being the most beautiful in the list of the best shops in the world, the interior and interior content are worth noting. Powell's has a dizzying selection of literature. The giant bookstore buys about 3,000 second-hand books every day and stores about 4 million books. The store opened almost 45 years ago, since then it has been visited by both locals and tourists.

The Cullen Vampire Family Home

For those who wish, you can visit the residential house of ultramodern design, in which the filming of the well-known saga “Twilight” took place, and where the Cullen family of vampires “settled” for a short time. The heroes of the acclaimed saga flew directly from the windows of this house to Forest Park - the largest park in the greenest of all cities in America.