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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

Every Saturday in January & February

Portland has become a haven for foodies of all stripes. From high-end dining in Downtown and the Pearl District to noshing at the city's ubiquitous food cart pods, Portland is blazing a gastronomical trail. And now you can satisfy your winter farm to fork cravings with the launch of Portland Farmers Market's inaugural Winter Market. The Winter Market at Shemanski Park (bordered by S.W. Salmon and Main streets) will be open every Saturday in January & February from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. So stock up on all your favorite local foods and visit the farmers and food artisans who produce them. Expect to find hearty greens, apples, leeks, potatoes, onions, meats, cheeses, seafood, baked goods, wine, honey, jam, hot food, soul-warming soups and more! And don't worry: there will be plenty of covered spaces so you can stay warm and dry.

Feb. 3-4

The Portland Seafood & Wine Festival will feature nearly 100,000 square feet of exhibit space dedicated to Oregon seafood and wine. And this year's event is smack dab in the middle of Dungeness Crab season! Bring the kids for sandcastle building, puppet shows and a fun in the sand play area.

Feb. 4 & 6

Oregon Symphony presents Jackiw Plays Bruch. Britten. Bruch. Beethoven. Brahms. An evening of familiar favorites, including one of Bruch's signature pieces, the four-movement Scottish Fantasy, featuring brilliant young violinist Stefan Jackiw. Click here for tickets, starting at $15.

Through Feb. 5th

Portland Center Stage presents North Plan. After a ruthless cabal seizes power in Washington, Carlton Berg, a bureaucrat for the State Department, runs off with the new regime's top secret Enemies List. Unfortunately for Carlton, the chase has come to an end in a police station in the Ozark town of Lodus.

Feb. 5th

EcoVibe Apparel—along with over 50 of Portland's finest boutiques, designers & artists—present the BARGAIN HUNTING PDX SALE this Sunday from 12-5 p.m. at Crystal Ballroom & Lola's. EcoVibe Apparel will be offering amazing deals on clothes, shoes, accessories and more of up to 75% off with prices ranging from $25-$75 on premium merchandise. All shoes are $75 buy one pair, get a second pair for $50!

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