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As a relatively new city with lots of fresh concrete, Portland’s infrastructure is more wheelchair-accessible than the average American city. Visitors will find curb cuts throughout downtown and enjoy well-maintained accessibility features built into Portland’s public transportation. The city’s free-spirited attitude also extends to a general acceptance of neurodiversity. Of cou...

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Join Travel Portland at The Hotel Zags for our Spring Partner Networking Event. Connect with fellow partners, build connections and engage with Portland’s tourism community in a lively outdoor setting. Enjoy great company, light bites, and a chance to enjoy the spring season together.

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Most visits to Portland include some well-spent time downtown Portland — this bustling, walkable neighborhood boasts a high concentration of hotels, shops, restaurants, bars, venues and attractions, including the Portland Art Museum. Beyond your explorations downtown, discover how much more Southwest Portland has to offer: Goose Hollow is known for Old Portland architecture, tre...

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Stroll through a verdant riverfront park, catch a raucous roller derby match, enjoy the revival of historic buildings, shop vintage markets, and admire flourishing flora and fauna in Sellwood-Moreland. Read on for more of our favorite things to do and see in this Southeast Portland neighborhood. Places to Eat and Drink in Sellwood-Moreland With several...

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Slabtown
Northwest Portland's trendy Slabtown neighborhood boasts walkable streets, plentiful shopping, coffee, restaurants and art galleries.

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