Welcome to Bellevue, a unique place offering the ultimate in shopping, dining and cultural attractions, surrounded by beautiful nature and open space. Located between Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish, it offers a variety of restaurants, shops, bars, hotels, restaurants and entertainment facilities. Situated between two of the most beautiful lakes in Washington state, Bellvue features numerous waterfront parks. The eastern side has a waterfront park (Idylwood Park) and the western side (Lakeview Park). Most of his land at Lake Samamish is privately owned, with houses and jetties lining the lake.

If you prefer the countryside, you can choose the area of horse riding trails, where there is abundant forest and pastures. If you are more interested in modern city life or if you can move and commute to the area in search of a job, the city works well for you as there are a number of small businesses in this area. Those who prefer a rural lifestyle can choose to live in a mixed area, where shops and offices are combined for accessibility and convenience.

The city centre of Bellevue is made up of a well-trained workforce, which is linked to a high quality of life. Young professionals are attracted to downtown because it is close to downtown Seattle and the University of Washington. Valve is headquartered in Bellevues and has a presence in the city as well as other major companies such as Boeing, Boeing Co. and General Electric.

Culture - as far as Bellevue is concerned, there are also a number of art and music venues, festivals and museums that feed cultural needs and interests. Even if you're not at the Bellevues Art Museum, you'll find plenty of art in the city center and other parts of the state.

Parking is really easy, and there has been much talk about free parking at Snoqualamie Falls, but then go over the bridge into the main area. As you navigate through the Café Blank Spaces, you will find a mural on the right. The mural is a bit hidden because it runs along the side of the building, so you have to move around it.

While exploring the Botanical Garden of Bellevue, the paths that wind through lush greenery will fill your senses with floral nature. Bring a camera and explore Mount Rainier. Within minutes, you can visit Kirkland's waterfront parks and galleries and explore Seattle's culture and history.

The waterfalls are not large, so it is best to visit them a few days before heavy rain, but there is a 4-mile circular walk that you can take and offers scenic views of the Columbia River and the Puget Sound watershed. However, if you are looking for a longer hike, there are a number of connecting routes (depending on route 5 - 10 miles) that allow for a full day hike.

If you want to get a close-up view of the Seattle skyline, Kerry Park has a good vantage point. Located on the 21st floor of Bellevue Place, you can enjoy a spectacular view all around while dining. The stunning restaurant is on the 31st floor and I can bet you will have a great view of the surrounding mountains, the Columbia River and the Puget Sound watershed.

The bustle of downtown Bellevue is complemented by the city's nearly 100 parks, which offer a variety of outdoor activities such as picnics, bike rides, hiking, cycling and even a few other activities.

In recent years, Crossroads Bellevue has also been transformed from a suburban shopping mall into a multi-million dollar shopping mall with more than 1,000 shops and restaurants. Despite its appeal to the big cities, Seattle had more events and attractions than any other city in the state. As the Sounders and Seahawks play for the first time this season at the new CenturyLink Field in downtown Seattle, it's the right place for major sporting events. Bellevues has always been one of the top entertainment cities in Washington State, and is home to a number of great restaurants and bars.

If you prefer to cook your own, Bellevue also has a popular farmers "market where you can choose organic ingredients. Most of the ingredients are actually sourced from farmers "communities across the Pacific Northwest, so there's a wide choice. Whether you're looking for a dining adventure or a taste of global cuisine, this is the place to be if you've been to one of Washington State's best restaurants, bars and shopping centers.

Located in downtown Bellevue, Molly's Moon Ice Cream focuses on local products that emphasize sustainability and give back. The hotel, founded in 1940, is located in the heart of the city centre and belongs to the Department of Parks and Community Services of Bellevue, in order to preserve its agricultural heritage. In addition to showcasing the fine works of talented artists from the region and around the world, the Bellevue Art Museum also focuses on local artists.