This was my favorite part of Portland, and the #1 thing I would recommend for anybody to see. Of course it depends on the time of the year, but the roses were beautiful and well kept. There were plaques by each rose, saying the name...More

If you love roses, you MUST visit this gem in Portland. I took way too many pictures because everything was beautiful and in bloom.

The Rose Garden is a great way to spend time in Portland. The attraction is free. There was live entertainment while we were there playing the harp while we strolled and took in the perfumed air. Great place for a concert or outdoor event.

Well it's in the name! International Rose Test Garden. Today marks 100 years for the garden and it's breathtaking, not any perfect photo can give the blooms justice. The IRTG is located in Washington Park (same are as the Oregon Zoo). Parking is hard. So...More

Beautifully laid out, overlooking the city, even when roses were slightly past their peak. Easy walking, so many different varieties, fragrance to die for! My friend had her wedding in their gazebo--a perfect place.

The International Rose Test Garden is wonderful. Since roses need a lot of sun plan to get hot out there. I'd recommend sunblock and a hat. I love the variety of roses and all the beautiful colors. It's also a great place to have a...More

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Very well worth spending the afternoon walking amidst all of the beautiful flowers. Got some ideas for what I want to put in my garden back home!

Oldest public rose garden with beautiful views of down town Portland & also Mt. Hood ., Roughly 4.5 acres of beautiful colorful roses of all colors & sizes. Open Memorial through Labor day. We went on our tour from Viator so am not sure about...More

This was cool, and it was free. Very pretty. Lots of different colors. Took about a half hour to an hour to walk through.

We enjoyed going through this free rose garden after visiting The Japanese Garden. It's September so there isn't as much there as summertime but considering that we were still impressed with the roses in bloom. Since we had already paid for parking near The Japanese...More