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Oaks Amusement Park: Fun Awaits in this Historic Park
Located in the Sellwood neighborhood, Oaks Amusement Park is a relic from a lost era. Do not expect a shiny, modern amusement park of the Six Flags or Disney Land variety. It is one of the oldest continuously run amusements parks in the United States and is thick with Portland eccentricities. It is a great place for adults and kids who are looking for a fun time, but without the hype and price of many current amusement parks.

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Living Room Theaters: Movie watch like you're at home!
With the price of movies today, you want to see it with the most perks possible. The Living Room Theaters will give the feeling that you watching the latest movie in your own home. With comfortable seats, intimate theaters, and the best offerings in food and drink, watch the latest blockbuster in luxury.

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Terry Schrunk Plaza: Downtown Portland’s secret picnic spot
Hidden away beneath the hustle and bustle of city hall is one of Portland’s lesser known gems. Terry Schrunk Plaza is a perfect respite from the downtown business grind with its sizable amphitheater, beautiful plants, and a miniature Chinese garden. Its natural beauty makes it a scenic spot for a nice picnic or lunch.

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Couch Park: Northwest Portland’s tucked-away secret
Nestled in the Alphabet District, Couch Park offers scenic views and a place to rest your feet. Take a breather from all the sights and sounds of the Rose City while still remaining close to everything. Couch Park has ample lawn space, park benches, and a playground. It is well suited for families and usually has a dog or two playing fetch.

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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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Pittock Mansion: Elegance and style in the West Portland hills
Any trip to Portland must include stepping foot inside the opulent and stately Pittock Mansion. While the mansion may be a personal history of one family’s experience in the Pacific Northwest, it helps to give visitors a perspective on how Portland has transformed itself from logging town into the cultural center it is today.

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Alberta Park: Relax on the grass in this picturesque park
Alberta Park perfectly accents the nearby Killingsworth and Alberta neighborhoods. Like southeast Portland’s Laurelhurst Park, this park has a soothing and relaxing appeal. Its tall trees and lazy atmosphere make it perfect for a Sunday stroll or picnic in the park.

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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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Northwest Film Center: A resource to explore the art of film
Everyone loves movies, but the Northwest Film Center should be your destination if you want to learn more about the art of cinema. With a variety of film exhibitions, classes and programs, the Northwest Film Center is an invaluable resource for both Portland residents and visitors to the city.

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Ace Hotel: Portland's authentically hip flop
Located conveniently in downtown Portland, the Ace Hotel is a must stay for all visitors to Portland. With affordable rates and a unique décor, it is a perfect place to spend time in before venturing out into the city. Portland’s Ace is one of four Ace Hotels around the country, but Portland’s hotel definitely captures the look and feel of the Rose City.

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