The oldest zoo west of the Mississippi, in Washington Park.
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The region's largest professional theater, in an 1891 armory in the Pearl District.

Portland's largest theater, hosting Broadway tours, Portland Opera and Oregon Ballet Theatre.

A restored 1928 movie palace, home of the Oregon Symphony.

The world's largest independent new and used bookstore, filling a city block.

Portland's 1913 Georgian Revival central library.
A 1914 French Renaissance chateau built by Oregonian publisher Henry Pittock, overlooking the city.
One of the most authentic Japanese gardens outside Japan, with a cultural village by Kengo Kuma.
A walled Ming-dynasty-style garden built by artisans from Suzhou, with a teahouse.
The state history museum and research library in downtown Portland.
OMSI, a large science museum on the Willamette River with a planetarium and the submarine USS Blueback.
The oldest art museum in the Pacific Northwest, with Native American, Asian and modern collections.
A museum in the historic Etz Chaim synagogue.
The third-oldest standing African American meeting house in the US.
The last surviving maritime signal tower in the US.
A 1929 theater, now a concert venue.