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Oregon Zoo is located in Portland, and contains 64-acre of land and more then 354 species of animals.

Five minutes from downtown Portland, you can find the Portland Audubon Society. 150-acre, free-to-the-public Nature Sanctuary.

The Jerrey's Club is one of the oldes clubs for the electic music scene. Main destination of every big name of the international electric music, the Jeffrey's club build up his name since 1985.

Macleay Park was one of Portland’s earliest city parks. Portlanders have long valued it as a wild oasis close to the city’s core.

Muhola bar is considered the beating indie heart of Portland. 

Small summary of Neo-American history and art, is a noble residence of the sixteenth century, rebuilt in 1914 in an eclectic style, as evidenced by the monumental staircase with three ramps, that rises on the ornate floor of Roman mosaics imported from Italy, topped by a coffered ceiling. The walls are covered there pale blue tiles coming from Central America.

Lan Su Chinese Garden is one of Portland's greatest treasures and most interesting sites to see while visiting Portland. A result of a collaboration between the cities of Portland and Suzhou, sister city in China.

"It will be so great that they will call us mad," its builders said before starting the custaction. Built on the site of the Great Mosque, with its 130 meters in length, the Gothic-Renaissance sanctuary remained, until the construction of St. Peter in Rome, the largest building of the cristian cult.

The Victoria Building, is a late nineteenth-century building designed by the architect Ronald McLee, a Scottish architect who had emigrated to Portland in 1884, in the central business district of Portland.

The Forst Park is one is amandatory destination for the lovers od the wildlife. It is the home of more than 112 bird and 62 mammal species.