Shopping in Portland
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Powell's City of Books
The largest independent bookstore in the US, this place is dangerously addictive. Bank on your quick one-hour 'browse' turning into three. Fantastic travel section.
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Pearl District
The Pearl District is dotted with high-end galleries, boutiques and home-decor shops - don't miss Powell's City of Books. On the first Thursday of each month galleries stay open longer and people fill some of the Pearl's streets amid a party atmosphere. And on weekends, visit the quintessentially Portland Saturday Market.
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Eastside
Eastside has lots of trendy shopping streets that also host a few restaurants and cafés. SE Hawthorne Blvd is the biggest, N Mississippi Ave is the most recent and NE Alberta is the most artsy and funky. Down south, Sellwood is known for its antique shops.
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Pioneer Place
Portland's downtown shopping district extends in a two-block radius from Pioneer Courthouse Sq. Pioneer Place, an upscale mall, is between SW Morrison and SW Yamhill St, east of the square.
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Reading Frenzy
Flick through Yeti, Rolling Thunder, Bitch, Craphound, Giant Robot and other such indie zine classics.
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Saturday Market
The famous Saturday Market, which showcases handicrafts, street entertainers and food carts.
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Countermedia
Portland personified. Liberally minded books on fringe culture and vintage erotica.
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In Other Words
Feminist bookstore and resource center, just north of the Lloyd District.
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