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downtownPortland is many things: an outdoor enthusiast's dream city, a budding culinary hot spot, booming artists' town, one of those rare cities where urban sophistication coexists with the best of what nature has to offer.

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Getting Around E-mail

This fun, livable city is easy to navigate, and the public transportation is very efficient. Portland is divided into quadrants: northwest, northeast, southwest and southeast; split east-west by the Willamette River and north-south by Burnside St. There are at least four modes of public transportation that locals and visitors use to get around.

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Portland, Facts and Kudos E-mail

Portland is considered the No. 1 "Green City" by American City Business Journals (March 2010) and the No. 2, "Best Bike Cities in America" by Bicycling magazine (April 2010). But that's far from the end of the story!

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Green Portland E-mail

Lauded as the greenest city in the country way before the term was en vogue, Portland remains the leader in sustainability.

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Shopping Destinations E-mail

BrdgprtVillage_coShopping in and around Portland is a lesson in luxury. With high-end shops, sought-after department stores, and one-of-a-kind boutiques carrying local designers, one could spend a whole week just exploring the stores (not to mention the tax-free perks).

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Upcoming Events

May 18-19

McMenamins Hotel Oregon presents the 13th Annual UFO Festival, a compelling balance of education, amusement and small-town community fun with expert speakers, a UFO costume parade, live music and more. This year's event features Donald R. Schmitt, co-author of the best-selling UFO Crash at Roswell and Witness to Roswell; Yvonne R. Smith, UFO abduction researcher specializing in cases of post-traumatic stress disorder; and Tom Reed, part of a well-documented multigenerational alien abduction case in which he, his brother, mother and grandmother had experiences over 50 years and five states. Tickets to all three speaker events are $25; or $10 per event. All other events are free!

May 19-27

McMenamins introduces a new series to their theaters: the Great Northwest Film Tour will screen independent, unreleased films across the Pacific Northwest McMenamins' theater-pubs. It's a chance for filmmakers to promote their movies and it's a chance for guests to see something new and cool. The first tour gives you "Adventures in Plymptoons!," a documentary about cartoonist Bill Plympton, who will attend the inaugural screening at the Mission Theater on May 19; the film's director and producer will tour with all screenings.

May 20-21

Carlos Kalmar brings down the curtain on a thrilling season with a program that highlights the extraordinary musicians of Oregon Symphony's own orchestra – including the Portland premiere of composer John Adams' edgy, new City Noir.

May 22-June 2

View rare and beautiful shells from around the world at the 47th Annual Shell Show, presented by the Oregon Society of Conchologists (OSC) and hosted by OMSI in the featured hallway. Entrance to the show is included with paid museum admission.

May 22-June 24

Portland Center Stage presents It Ain't Nothin' but the Blues, a stirring retrospective of blues classics that summons the soul of American music. From African chants and Delta spirituals to the urban electricity of a Chicago nightclub, from dusty backroads bluegrass to the twang of a country juke joint, this is a moving American story of troubles and triumph.
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