Eastside Heritage Center

Bellevue's only city-owned property on the National Register of Historic Places.

Downtown

Independent gallery in Old Bellevue.

Downtown

Holiday light show at Bellevue Botanical Garden.

Wilburton

Long-running contemporary art gallery.

Downtown

Wooded Lake Washington beach with lifeguards in summer.

Old Bellevue

Lake Washington beach park with kayak rentals.

Old Bellevue

A 21-acre urban oasis in the heart of Bellevue with a signature waterfall, half-mile promenade, great lawn, and inclusive playground.

Downtown

Nightly holiday parade through The Bellevue Collection.

Downtown

An independent 66-room hotel attached to the Bellevue Club — a 200,000-square-foot athletic and wellness campus with indoor and outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and four dining venues, at the south edge of downtown Bellevue.

Downtown

Full-service Hilton with Basil's Kitchen restaurant.

Downtown

All-suite extended-stay with kitchens and breakfast.

Downtown

384-room Marriott in the heart of downtown.

Downtown

Old Bellevue's neighborhood-anchor dining room — Pacific Northwest bistro cooking, a serious wine list, and the special-occasion table on Main Street.

Old Bellevue

Old Bellevue's modern Vietnamese dining room — market-driven Vietnamese cooking, a serious wine and cocktail program, and one of the most distinctive restaurants on Main Street.

Old Bellevue

Old Bellevue bar and grill at 10146 Main Street serving classic American fare, with a patio and weekend brunch Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM.

Old Bellevue

Downtown Bellevue's Italian dining room — house-made pastas, Roman classics, a serious Italian and Washington wine list, and a table where the conversation runs long.

Old Bellevue

Local indie roaster on Main Street with a sunny patio.

Old Bellevue

A warm, community-first neighborhood cafe on Old Bellevue's Main Street — specialty coffee, thoughtful breakfast and lunch, and a room that reads more like a shared living room than a coffee stop.

Old Bellevue

French pastry case with espresso to match.

Old Bellevue

A downtown Bellevue outpost of the beloved Seattle-based, farm-direct specialty roaster — expertly pulled espresso, honest brewed coffee, and house-baked pastries a block from Bellevue Downtown Park.

Downtown

Local winery tasting room.

Downtown

Cocktail bar inside W Bellevue with creative drinks.

Downtown

Refined wine bar inside The Westin Bellevue.

Downtown

Energetic restaurant-bar with social bar scene.

Downtown

Walkable historic district with indie boutiques, salons, and cafés.

Old Bellevue

Eastside REI Co-op store with outdoor gear, apparel, and a full-service bike shop.

Flagship Apple store inside Bellevue Square.

Downtown

Two-floor home furnishings showroom.

Downtown

A 320-acre freshwater wetland preserve in the heart of Bellevue with seven miles of trails, boardwalks over open water, a working blueberry farm, and the Environmental Education Center run in partnership with Pacific Science Center.

Newport

A free 53-acre public botanical garden in Wilburton with the celebrated Perennial Border, Yao Japanese Garden, Ravine Experience suspension bridge, and the annual Garden d'Lights holiday show.

Wilburton

Bellevue's downtown waterfront: a swim beach, a pier, and kayak rentals ten minutes below Old Bellevue.

Old Bellevue

Hilltop park with sports fields, gardens, and city views.

Wilburton

The two-level, 200-store centerpiece of The Bellevue Collection — connected by sky bridge to Lincoln Square, Bellevue Place, and downtown Bellevue.

Downtown

Downtown Bellevue's three-building shopping, dining, entertainment, and hotel campus — Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square, and Bellevue Place connected by covered skybridges into one walkable destination.

Downtown

Downtown Bellevue's entertainment, dining, and lifestyle complement to Bellevue Square — cinema, chef-driven restaurants, a public plaza, and the W Bellevue, all under one covered roof.

Downtown

Bellevue's cultural centerpiece — a non-collecting museum of Art, Craft, and Design in a Steven Holl–designed building across from Bellevue Square, with rotating exhibitions, family programs, and one of the strongest pieces of contemporary architecture in Downtown Bellevue.

Downtown

Bellevue's premier convention, conference, and performing arts venue — 36,000 square feet of column-free ballroom, a 410-seat theatre, and a full block of meeting space steps from light rail.

Downtown

Upscale bowling, billiards, and craft cocktails.

Downtown

Independent Bellevue auto repair shop on 116th Ave NE — a locally-owned alternative to dealership service, walking distance from downtown Bellevue.

Wilburton

Bellevue's longest-running barber shop — walk-ins only, seven days a week, in continuous operation on the Eastside since 1959.

Bridle Trails