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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
1945 SE Water Avenue
Portland, OR, 97214
A perfect museum will inspire and enlighten as well as educate and entertain all in the same visit. That is the mission of the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and it fulfills it to the utmost. Each visit offers something new and exciting to learn and new thoughts to ponder. Check out the Omnimax Dome Theater and see what its like to climb snowy mountains and swim with sharks in the deepest ocean. Visit the Harry C Kendall Planetarium and take a trip to the moon, discover the stars, planets and solar systems all waiting to be investigated. The exhibit halls are all full of hands-on exhibits waiting to be experienced. Learn about physical sciences and technology and the ways they affect us in our everyday lives in Turbine Hall. Play in sand and water and learn the properties that make them valuable to us. Designed to be used by kids 6 and younger you'll find puppets, books and nature all waiting to be discovered. Find out all about human growth and development, environmental hazards and climate issues in the Life and Earth sciences halls. Don't forget to visit the submarine, see the laser light shows, play with the motion simulator and attend some of the many yearly events the museum offers the Portland apartments communities. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry offers its Portland apartment residents hours of fun and learning for the whole family. Make time in your schedule to visit today!
Frequently Asked Questions about Portland
How much are Studio apartments in Portland?
There are currently 915 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $506 to $12,371 with an average price of $1,440.
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