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Eugene is a great city for the arts and outdoors. You can shop from a variety of local artisans, get lost in a museum or dive into the thriving culinary scene. Visit craft breweries and artisan wineries while winning prizes with the Eugene Ale Trail and Pinot Bingo programs. Known as Track Town USA, Eugene is home to track and field year-round; in the fall, it’s a college football hub. There are scenic bike rides and urban hikes to fit visitors of all abilities in all seasons.
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1. Pre's Rock
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Memorial for track legend Steve Prefontaine. Many runners and track enthusiasts visit here to leave tokens such a medals or race bibs.
2. Studio West Glassblowing Studio and Gallery
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5.0 based on 92 reviews
Experience the excitement of glass in motion. Learn to blow your own ornament, paperweight, float, bowl, pumpkin or vase. We teach from ages 6 & up and can accommodate large groups. Our classes run Thursdays and Fridays at 10am and 12pm and on Saturdays at 10am,12pm and 2pm. Appointment is required.
Reviewed By montirq - North Riverside, United States
As first time visitors we were excited to explore Eugene and chose Studio West as one of our first stops. The drive to the studio alone is amazing, it’s grand country side with a clear view of the Cascade mountains and main route to the best wineries was an unexpected benefit. Once off the main road it was a treat to see the wilderness at its best, ducks; deer; sheep; horse farms and more! We were surprise and happy to feel the tranquility of open farm land and its colorful fields. My friends from the city couldn’t stop wowing how beautiful the drive was. We weren’t even to the studio location and we all agreed we had made the right choice. Easy to find and a warm welcome from the owners felt like we had made it home greeted by chickens; ducks; doggies a great chalet home nestled in the woods. Excited to start the glass blowing, Ciara & Alex were informative and caring, sincerely wanting us to have a personalized and great experience. Indeed it was! Truely creative and comitted to their love of art was felt by their professionalism, patience and positive attitude. Studio West exceeded our expectations and the experience we had is still the main highlite we talk about to our family and friends. Can’t wait for our next visit!
3. Aragon Alpacas
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Aragon Alpaca Farm is home to 26 alpacas. Come meet them by name as we walk in the pastures with them. Bring your questions and your cameras! We love to share information about these curious, intelligent livestock. Visits Monday - Saturday by appointment, closed Sundays.
4. University of Oregon
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4.5 based on 371 reviews
A local university.
Reviewed By mrose20 - Kentfield, United States
Amazing campus. Friendly people. Interesting architecture. Fantastic sports facilities. This is a world class school.
5. Hayward Field
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4.5 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By Beep757 - Dallas, United States
Home of the Oregon Ducks college track & field team, this iconic venue is a must see for those that like track & field. Host of the Olympic Trials, NCAA Championships and The Prefontaine Classic. You can feel the history oozing out as you walk around. I visited during Christmas break so it was locked up nobody was around.
6. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
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4.5 based on 108 reviews
The University of Oregon's Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art is a premier Pacific Northwest museum for exhibitions and collections of historic and contemporary art. The mission of the museum is to enhance the University of Oregon’s academic mission and to further the appreciation and enjoyment of the visual arts for the general public. The JSMA features significant collections galleries devoted to art from China, Japan, Korea, Europe, and the Americas as well as changing special exhibition galleries. The JSMA is one of seven museums—and the only academic art museum-- in Oregon accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
Reviewed By marcopolo2011 - Eugene, United States
It's unbelievable what you can find at this museum on the University of Oregon campus. It's like a set of samples from top-notch museums all over the world. You can bump into an extensive Asian collection, Renaissance art, classic 20th century photography, avant-garde latin-american artists, and constantly changing high-end exhibits: statues by Ai Weiwei, a Botticelli, a Picasso, a Van Gogh, with several deep and wonderfully curated exhibits. Really more than you can see in a day. And a nice café!
7. Autzen Stadium
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4.5 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By lost_bobcat - Newberg, United States
What a terrific college atmosphere. From massive tailgates around the stadium to great seats everywhere you go. Such a fun time, UofO is the home of the filming of Animal house and they are very proud of this herititage. The second half of all home games features a crowd raising rendition of "Shout" where everyone is ready to party or move by this time. Cool places to go at halftime with games and bounces for big and little kids and lots of drink choices at the far end of the stadium. We went in a big group which made it extra fun. But, this was not our first rodeo at Autzen, just first civil war game. Hoping there will be many more years to visit the mighty ducks and their exciting team.
8. Shelton McMurphey Johnson House
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4.0 based on 50 reviews
The Shelton McMurphey Johnson House is Eugene, Oregon's Victorian house museum. It is open for tours and available for rentals. On display are period furniture, glassware, and photos of historic Eugene, as well as changing exhibits.
Reviewed By Expedition601587
The Shelton McMurphey Johnson House has been a landmark in Eugene for more than a century and is our favorite stop on our Eugene tour. Although many changes have been made over the years, the house – with its carved and turned exterior woodwork, polygonal tower, ornate open porches, and large bay windows – remains Eugene’s most elaborate example of late-Victorian Queen Anne Revival style architecture.
9. Johnson Farms
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
