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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Welcome to Edgeworks Bellevue!

We are proud to be part of the largest network of locally owned and operated climbing gyms in the Puget Sound. As part of Edgeworks Climbing + Fitness, our gyms collectively provide over 65,000 sq ft of climbing in Seattle, Bellevue and Tacoma and offer the greatest variety of climbing, fitness, instruction, guiding and community in the region.

At Edgeworks Bellevue, we focus on creating a positive environment where you can discover climbing and unleash your full potential. Our facility features over 30,000 sq ft of climbing, including 45 ft top rope + lead walls, overhanging lead prow, 2 cracks, tons of bouldering and more:

Expert-Level Climbing School Instruction
Full-Service Guiding & Outdoor Instruction Programs
Yoga Studio & Weight/Cardio Rooms
Group Fitness Classes: Yoga, Strength & Personal Training
Training Systems: Kilter, Tension & Campus boards
Locker Rooms, Showers & Saunas
Social Area & Remote Workspace

Forum Social House has an eclectic variety of food and beverage offerings and a multitude of activities, ranging from Topgolf Swing Suites, to their own Par 1 – a unique and innovative 18 hole miniature golf course, and introducing Rockwell Sound Lounge bringing an immersive multi-sensory meeting space and vibrant nightlife on the weekends. Located on the third level of Lincoln Square North, next to Cinemark.

KidsQuest Children’s Museum is all about providing hands-on learning opportunities for children ages 0-10 years old, and their families! We encourage all guests to continue playing, growing, exploring, and learning something new with each visit. With free virtual and on-site programming, over 25 innovative exhibits, and family events for all ages, KidsQuest is the place to be all year long! We offer several discounts to the museum, plus 70% off admission, AND memberships for anyone who qualifies for the Museums for All initiative. Our friendly staff welcomes you back so you can experience the power of play! As an educational institution, we offer on-site classes, on-site field trips, and our Field Trips to Go program, where the KidsQuest staff comes to your child's school! From stepping into your child’s classroom with a special lesson plan, to KidsQuest classes, to special events, all of which are full of joy, learning, and enrichment—at KidsQuest, your child will learn and thrive!

Discover endless family fun at our indoor glow-in-the-dark fun monster-themed mini golf, thrilling arcade games, immersive Virtual Reality, exciting bowling, and challenging Lazer Maze! Don't miss out on the ultimate entertainment experience. Visit us today for unforgettable memories and summer fun. Come join the fun and book your visit now!

PIloti, by artist Marc Fornes of THEVERYMANY, is one of the newest artworks in the City of Bellevue's art collection. Situated between the fields of art and architecture, this innovative artwork features fluted columns rising up to form a canopy with perforated light coming through. It reflects Bellevue's innovative technology sector, natural forms and robust creative community of thinkers and makers.

Piloti sits at the northeast gateway entrance to Downtown Park. The gateway also has an entry plaza, water feature and seating area. It is the primary connection between the park and downtown’s commercial district and is a major milestone in the development of the Grand Connection — an interactive corridor with public gathering spaces, art and more designed to improve the experience of people walking and rolling through the heart of Bellevue.

Reality Break Escapes is a family-owned Downtown Bellevue based Escape Room entertainment. We provide interactive, thought provoking, fun experiences for corporate team building, friends, families, teens & date nights. We have 4 uniquely themed Escape Rooms, Portable Escape Game, Scavenger Hunts and Large Group Corporate Team Building options. Take a Break from Reality and PLAY!

Suite Restaurant / Lounge is an award winning restaurant and popular nightspot located in downtown Bellevue in the Wintergarden lobby of the Hyatt Regency. Our menu is Continental with a delicious variety of Small Plates, Salads, Entrée’s and desserts. We offer daily Happy Hour, expansive Wine List and seasonal Specialty Cocktails. Join us on our beautiful and shady seasonal outdoor patio or our Wintergarden Atrium patio year round. Both are Kid and Dog friendly.

About the Artwork and artist:

In December 2023, Esmeralda Vasquez (she/they) was selected as the artist for this project after an open call for local artists. Esmeralda is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist and muralist based in Bellevue. Her experience as a Latinx/LGBTQ+ artist from the Yakima Valley has inspired her drive to connect with people from diverse backgrounds. All of her work is made with purpose and intention. Esmeralda’s passion and ambition have led her on a growing path of creative projects within her community. She has worked on collaborations with multiple nonprofit organizations such as Pro-Choice Washington, Urban Artworks, The Feels Foundation, and The Museum of Flight.



The artwork, titled The Love Between, contains two large color-blocked hands depicted in purple and blue, with red nails. The hands are mirroring each other, one above and one below. They are positioned towards each other as if they are each offering something to the other. In the space between the hands, there is a long and twisted stem in two tones of green. The stem is also mirrored as it flows its way through the center and wraps around the fingers of each hand. Along the stem are eight small flowers. The first six flowers follow the order of the rainbow, and the seventh and eighth flowers are in the colors of the trans and non-binary flags.



This whole design can be viewed as a symbol of growth and strength. The twists and turns that come with navigating life, especially as a queer individual, are represented in the two-toned green stem. The hands are meant to be a leading focal point of this artwork because of their size and gentle gesture. The colors of the hands are a nod to the bisexual flag — pink, purple, and blue. This design is also intentionally mirrored from top to bottom and side to side, as it felt important for it to work from any angle of the park, at street level or from up above. The artwork shares a beautiful message of inclusion and diversity that can be translated to the viewer no matter their age, identity, or culture. Parks have a unique way of bringing people together from all walks of life. This artwork is an extension of that ideology and serves as a reminder that community is everything.