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Portland Japanese Garden
Portland Japanese Garden: un oasis cultural sereno con koi, bonsáis y senderos tranquilos.
4.6(5 reseñas)
Galería de arte
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Portland Japanese Garden: un oasis cultural sereno con koi, bonsáis y senderos tranquilos.
Situado en 611 SW Kingston Ave, Portland Japanese Garden es un jardín de primer nivel, un centro cultural y una atracción turística. Sus tranquilos terrenos albergan estanques de koi, bonsáis, un jardín de rosas, una casa de té y una tienda de regalos, todo bien mantenido con vistas pintorescas de la ciudad. Los visitantes mencionan entradas con hora programada, una cafetería en el lugar, membresías con acceso durante todo el año y descuentos, y opciones de estacionamiento convenientes.
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Acceso a jardines bellamente diseñados con visitas autoguiadas o guiadas programadas que destacan la cultura japonesa y la horticultura.
Una selección curada de artículos de inspiración japonesa, incluyendo obras de arte, artesanías y souvenirs, con descuentos para miembros.
Exhibiciones rotativas de arte japonés y artefactos históricos que educan a los visitantes sobre la cultura tradicional y contemporánea.
Un espacio tranquilo que ofrece té japonés, aperitivos y comidas ligeras para complementar la experiencia del jardín.
Membresías anuales que ofrecen beneficios de entrada, descuentos y acceso a eventos y talleres especiales.
Opciones de estacionamiento en el lugar y un servicio de traslado gratuito para facilitar el acceso al jardín y las zonas circundantes.
Pretty average garden I’d say. Not worth $22 admission that’s for sure. Gift shop was the nicest thing about the place, there was some cool Japanese stuff I bought, spent about $150, employees were all super nice. But as a garden? Pretty basic, you can walk through it pretty quick, a lot smaller than I thought, and you gotta pay for parking. They had some koi fish which were cool. And you got to learn a little about Japanese culture which was cool but again for the price meh 😑 pretty basic garden if you are looking for exotic and a botanical feel this isn’t really it in my opinion. I mean maybe it’s because I went in December, at least have winter and summer rates. There is a good view of the city at one point so catch that.
I was in Portland for a week attending a work conference. I had heard of the garden from a family member and recommended it to my colleagues. This Portland gem made me the superstar of the group. Make sure you're wearing comfortable shoes because the trails up and down or off beaten paths will challenge your stamina. You pay for your pass at the bottom before you begin your journey. If you're a college student, like myself, take advantage of the discount. The zen and mountainous scenery is enchanting and charming all through out. You immediately run into a gift shop. They offer scheduled tour guides but any inquisitive soul can manage the easy to guide directions. It wasn't shoulder to shoulder busy but it was pretty busy for a Wednesday night. My favorite were the big coy fish and the bonzai trees. Make sure you catch the rose garden when you come back down, right across the street.
Fantastic visit to this Japanese garden. Our first time visiting Oregon from the UK and thiz was high one our list of things to see - and it didnt disappoint. The planting, pathways and structures looked fantastic. It was busy but not overly so and everything was well maintained. Food in the cafe was great as well. Plenty of nearby car parking and short queues to enter.
This is such an amazing and magical place. We visited during the fall and were blessed with beautiful fall foliage. Be sure to get the earliest timed entry tickets and arrive 30 minutes before opening to ensure you get parking. The first 5 minutes is a slight incline, but the rest of the gardens are relatively flat. Go, you won’t be disappointed. Are,sure you get timed entry
The gardens are absolutely beautiful. Very well maintained and clean, including the restrooms. There are many photo ops all around the grounds with a fantastic view of Portland with Mt. Hood in the background. There are memberships available for single and multiple on line and at the window and gift shop. If you purchase from the gift shop your entry fee is refunded and it affords you entry for a year and a 20% discount in the gift shop. It's definitely worth the trip. My only issue was with the parking. Not great but there is a free shuttle that goes around.
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