Portland Classical Chinese Garden
5.0/5 (1 ratings)-
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The site was previously the parking lot of Northwest Natural, who donated the land to create the scholar's garden. The garden opened in September 2000 and is based on style of garden built in Suzhou during the Ming Dynasty. Portland is twinned with Suzhou in China and the limestone rocks were mined from a Lake Tai near Suzhou. The garden is known as Lan Su Yuan - "Lan" meaning "Orchid", "Su" meaning "awakening" and Yuan meaning garden. "Lan" also echoes the "lan" in Portland and "Su" echoes the "Su" in Suzhou.
Address - 239 Northwest Everett Street, Portland, Oregon, USA, OR 97209
Opening times - All year. Daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year. Open 9am to 6pm (10am to 5pm in winter).
Website - Visit the Portland Classical Chinese Garden website
Opening times - All year. Daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year. Open 9am to 6pm (10am to 5pm in winter).
Website - Visit the Portland Classical Chinese Garden website
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Recent Reviews
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almost 2 years ago
Garden gal said
Stunningly beautiful at all times of the year. Informational and educational tour, and the guides wer fun. Small garden with lots packed in to acity block in the heart of downtown portland...but you would never know until you look up and see the tall buildings.
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