This guide is your passport to the Portland area’s world-class collection of public gardens.

Lan Su Chinese Garden

239 NW Everett Street, Portland, OR, 97209

Much more than just a beautiful botanical garden, Lan Su is a creative wonder — a powerfully inspiring experience based on a 2,000-year-old Chinese tradition that melds art, architecture, design and nature in perfect harmony. Once inside the garden's walls, you'll feel as if you've traveled through time to another era in a faraway world. The garden and its traditions of thresholds were carefully reinterpreted, and set important new precedents, to meet accessibility goals.

Date Established: Sept 14, 2000

How Many Acres: Built on one full city block, 40,000 sq. ft.

Must See Highlights: Lake Zither home to 30 stunning koi, “Tai Hu” rocks mined from Lake Tai in Suzhou, China, covered bridges & walkways & 5 scholar’s garden pavilions

Admission Details: $12.95 — Adults,$11.95 — Seniors (age 62 & over), $9.95 — Students (age 6-18 and college students with I.D.), $37.95 — Family Pass (two adults, two students), Children five and under are free. ADA accessible.

Garden Types:
• Botanical

Activities and Interests: 
• Museum & Garden

Social Media Handles:
Website: lansugarden.org
Facebook: @ChineseGarden
Instagram: @ChineseGarden
Twitter: @ChineseGarden

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