Bellevue Will Amaze With Art

Nestled in the middle between Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish, respectively on west and east, Bellevue is a bustling city in close proximity with Seattle's downtown. The two bridges -Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridges and Lacey V. Murrow Memorial - that connect Bellevue and Seattle are actually the longest floating bridges on earth. 
    If you appreciate art in all its manifestations, Meydenbauer Convention Center will engross you with performances mostly relating to fine arts and inspiring events, accommodating groups from 300 to 3,500 people. The Center houses the the Cascadian Chorale, the Bellevue Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bellevue Opera. More over 50 sculptures are scattered around the city.
    The Bellevue Arts Museum has permanent exhibitions of contemporary art of regional and national importance. Probably, the most intriguing cultural place in Bellevue, however, is the Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art, which is the home to probably the most impressive collection of dolls in the world. The dolls displayed date back to different historical periods; the museum also tells the fascinating story of the art of doll making.
     Kids Quest Children's Museum, placed in Factoria Mall, will entertain you and your children with educational information about science, art and technology, presented in a friendly environment. Explore science and the arts; your understanding will be facilitated by exhibits demonstrating the strong connection with the Pacific.
    The vigorous and dynamic downtown scene in Bellevue is juxtaposed by the tranquility of the 100 parks. They provide all the necessary facilities for numerous sport activities. Check out the indoor pools, beaches on the shores of the lakes, golf courses, tennis courts, and skate plazas. The scenic trails make Washington easily accessible practically from wherever you decide to start your stroll.
    Bellevue also has a strategic location. Among the nearby attractionsare the Cascades, full of skiing challenges and the Pacific with its boating or fishing opportunities. Being a home for a large diversity of plants and flowers, the Bellevue Botanical Garden  is where public information programs are held there, as well. Another organization focused on expanding the knowledge about the area, presenting one-of-a-kind artifacts and artworks typical only for this latitude is the Bellevue Historical Society.
    The Shops at The Bravern is a commercial village with a European design. The open-air zone houses the Neiman Marcus department store, spreading across 125,000 square foot. It's an ideal place for shopping and dining -  more than 40 restaurants shops are available.