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Change Bellevue is the Eastside hub for local transportation, located just nine miles from downtown Seattle and 17 miles from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. With two primary freeways north to south, and another two running directly between Seattle and Bellevue, getting here, and getting just about anywhere else is easy.
A robust public transportation system that includes buses and light rail.
Change In April, the East Link Extension 2 (2 line) opened eight new stations from South Bellevue to Redmond Technology Station. This convenient transportation option can be accessible from the Meydenbauer Center and various other downtown Bellevue hotels.
Change Welcome to the Bellevue Airport Shuttle — your safe, reliable, convenient connection between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and hotels in Bellevue, Washington. Pay a fixed rate — no surprises.
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Bellevue Airport Shuttle - Eagle Shuttle Service - Seattle Airport Transportation
Change As Bellevue's first 100% electric, on-demand, free shuttle, BellHop reflects our commitment to sustainability and convenience. Through a simple app-based request system, attendees can explore downtown Bellevue's attractions, from Old Main restaurants to Spring District market pop-ups. This environmentally friendly transportation option adds a unique charm to the Bellevue experience, emphasizing comfort and accessibility.
Change Hold your off-site at one of our unique locations in Bellevue or on the East Side. Off Sites offer another way to engage your attendees in a fun and interactive way.
Change Bellevue has a variety of dining establishments that offer private dining options or full buyouts for VIP dinners, small or large gatherings, and more!
La Mar Bellevue
El Gaucho Bellevue
Private Events | Central Bar in Bellevue, WA
Change Visit Bellevue's Mobile Welcome Center is 100% electric and meets visitors where they are at! The MWC will be on site at your convention and is a great option for those looking for insider tips, tailored advice, city recommendations and more. Stop by the Mobile Welcome Center for curated Visitor Information and Bellevue insights. Our Mobile Welcome Center representative will be there to help answer any questions and encourage you to take a photo on the MWC selfie station.
Change Visit Bellevue's newest beach park, which includes a viewing terrace, hillside woodland, outdoor classroom, play area, beach house, PPV launch, whaling building update, pedestrian pier, shoreline restoration, daylighted channel, and ravine. REI offers canoe and kayak rentals at Meydenbauer Beach Park.
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Change The Bellevue Downtown Park is a 21-acre oasis of green in the heart of Bellevue. The park features a one-half mile promenade lined with memorial benches and shade trees, a stepped canal, and a 240-foot wide waterfall that cascades into an expansive pond. The 10-acre lawn area, Inspiration Playground, and formal gardens boast a view of Bellevue’s skyline as well as Mount Rainier, and are popular for picnics and other community outings. Parking is free in the parking lot located off of 100th Ave NE.
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Change The Bellevue Botanical Garden is a 53-acre area that includes display gardens, meadows, wetlands, and forests. The specific gardens include the alpine rock garden, dahlia garden, entrance garden, fuchsia garden, ground cover garden, Lost Meadow Trail, native discovery garden, perennial border, water-wise garden, and the Yao Japanese garden. The park also has a recently constructed bridge that ventures over a ravine. The gardens offer guided tours, in which visitors are instructed in healthy gardening and plant practices. The new visitor welcome center hosts meetings, events, and plant sales, and also acts as a rental facility. Other fun events throughout the year include community celebrations, summer concerts, art exhibits, and holiday light festivities. The park is open daily with free admission
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Change A biologically diverse 320-acre wetland in the heart of urban Bellevue, Mercer Slough Nature Park is Lake Washington’s largest remaining wetland. The park provides a diverse habitat and is home to hundreds of species of plants and wildlife.
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Change The Bellevue Collection, the Northwest's premier shopping and dining district, has over 200 shops, 50 restaurants and entertainment venues, and 12,000 free parking spaces, all connected by sky bridges.
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Change Join us as we explore Bellevue's diverse food scene on the first-ever food tour, connecting you with local chefs and unique flavors that make this city a rising culinary hotspot.
For custom / group inquiries please email: chendrickson@visitbellevuewa.com to be connected with the Savor Food team and learn about offerings tailored for your group.
Register today for the Bites of Bellevue Food Tour
Food Tour of Bellevue - Savor Bellevue Tours by Savor Cities
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Change With old-fashioned lampposts and brick sidewalks surrounding its streets, Old Bellevue is a charming destination, offering visitors hidden gems and specialty items in the various locally-owned boutiques and gift shops.
Change There are hundreds of dining options available to you in our walkable downtown. Named one of America's "Best Suburbs for Foodies", Bellevue has emerged as one of the nation's greatest culinary scenes. You can find a wide range of restaurants, guaranteed to satisfy your cravings. From Thai to tacos, there are hundreds of Bellevue dining options; we challenge you food lovers to try it all.
Minamoto
Andiamo Italian Ristorante
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Change A very casual, family-friendly taproom just east of downtown Bellevue that can seat almost 300 people; minors are welcome until 8:00pm! It’s the most unique taproom space on the Eastside and has a relaxed, industrial vibe. Grab a seat in the bar area, enjoy some great food, and watch our brewers create delicious, award-winning beer!
Cascadia Restaurant and Brewery
Change Change As the sun goes down, the lights go up on Bellevue's nightlife scene. Swanky bars are equal parts craft cocktails and high style encounters, with a good dash of people watching. From DJ's and Top Golf to aerial performances, Bellevue has the evenings covered.
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Change The Shops at The Bravern is a vibrant, outdoor shopping experience at the forefront of downtown Bellevue. Here, you can explore the Northwest's only Neiman Marcus, as well as other designer brands like Gucci and Prada. Savor award-winning cuisine by celebrated chefs or connect with friends around one of the outdoor fireplaces.
Change Play golf on one of 80+ world-renowned virtual golf courses, fastpitch against professional-based players, throw a touchdown winning pass or even smash zombies in the face with dodgeballs.
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Change Bellevue offers a variety of Pre/post tour for attendee's. Anywhere from a boat cruise along Lake Washington to a trip up to Woodinville for a wine tasting tour or into the wilderness to see the infamous Snoqualmie Falls, Bellevue tour has you covered! Below is list of local Tour companies.
Inspirational Bellevue Activities
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Change Bellevue is the perfect basecamp to explore all the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. With over 80 miles of trails in the city, and close proximity to the Cascade mountains, Bellevue offers endless options of outdoor trails, parks, swimming beaches, golf courses, and more.
Change Explore Seattle’s Vibrant Culture
Seattle is a cultural mecca where technology, nature, and the arts intersect to produce a rich tapestry of experiences. Click the links below for specific Tour information.
Daily city tours at 9 am and 2 pm
Daily Pike Place Market tours at 9 am and 9:30 am. The market closes at 6 pm daily
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Change A few hours away from Bellevue are three National Parks that should be on your bucket list.
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Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum
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Change Nestled in the beautiful Sammamish River Valley just 30 minutes northeast of Seattle, Woodinville Wine Country is home to over 100 wineries and tasting rooms representing every appellation in Washington.
Change Bellevue offers visitors a mild climate where temperature extremes are moderated by our proximity to Lake Washington and the Puget Sound. Summers are dry and warm with an average daytime highs around 73 - 80 degrees and low humidity. Days below freezing average just 15 per year and it seldom snows. Annual rainfall averages 37 inches which is less than New York City, Atlanta, or Houston.
Change Bellevue is buzzing. Stay up to date with the latest news and stories about Bellevue, Washington.
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#4 Best City in the US for Bleisure Travel
Change Bellevue police force is consistently ranked among the best, Bellevue has one of the lowest crime rates in the Country.
CARES (Community Advocates for Referral and Education Services). This is a innovative internal referral service, utilized by the Bellevue Fire and Police departments
