| Portland, Oregon, is one of the most
beautiful cities in the world, sitting on two rivers with a view of
three snowcapped mountains. Its thriving downtown includes a Nordstrom,
Saks, Macy's, Powell’s City of Books (the largest new and used bookstore in
America—it’s like going into a library where you can buy books), and
our famous NW 23rd Avenue where you can visit Pati’s store
of Italian dinnerware and accessories,
Mamma Ro’, as well as many unusual boutiques and shops.

River
& Mountain Jaunt
If you want a day trip, drive
through the scenic, waterfall-lined Columbia River Gorge to Hood River.
Have lunch at the Columbia Gorge Hotel, then take the Mt. Hood highway
for the “loop drive,” stopping at historic Timberline Lodge halfway
up Mt. Hood. Enjoy a chairlift ride up the face for a spectacular view.
Drive back to Portland on scenic Highway 26--or go east to Warm Springs
and see the new Native American museum. The whole trip takes a long
day.

Oregon’s
Scenic Coast
The
beautiful and rugged Oregon coast is about 1½ hours away via
Highway 26. Going south along Highway 101 past numerous beach parks and
antique stores, you’ll reach beautiful Tillamook Bay with its cheese
factory and scenic Three Capes road. Return via Highway 6.
For tourist information,
contact:
Portland Oregon Visitors Association,
downtown Portland in Pioneer Courthouse Square
1-887-678-5263 toll free
www.pova.com
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See the Incredible
Théâtre de la Mode Exhibit
at Maryhill Museum in the Columbia Gorge.
The miniature mannequins of
Théâtre de la Mode are on display at Maryhill Museum of Art
east of The Dalles on the Columbia River. Visit
their website at
http://www.maryhillmuseum.org/


For the book about this amazing collection, visit our bookstore web
page by clicking the book cover below.

NOTE: If you're
staying at the Monarch Hotel, take advantage of Enterprise
Rent-a-Car's "to the door" delivery of rental cars at rates
better than airport pickup.
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