Downtown Bellevue's Holiday Lights Guide

Bellevue, WALocal News

Downtown Bellevue is bustling with holiday cheer, illuminated by a stunning array of lights that create a festive atmosphere perfect for evening strolls. The Bellevue Downtown Park shines brightly with an illuminated walking path open until January 6th, inviting visitors to revel in the holiday spirit and visit the nearby Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink. The Shops at the Bravern have transformed into a winter wonderland, featuring a delightful holiday display with Santa and numerous photo opportunities. Bellevue Way NE offers a festive shopping experience, greeting shoppers with life-size toy drummers and beautifully wrapped gifts lining the sidewalks. The Garden Hill Climb presents a magical pathway adorned with twinkling lights and seasonal decorations, leading to Downtown's popular attractions.

Old Bellevue’s Main Street remains lively with local dining and shopping options, ensuring a memorable experience for families. West Main, Downtown's newest spot, showcases interactive sculptures and glowing orbs, creating a serene outdoor space. Visitors are encouraged to embrace the holiday season by exploring these captivating displays that make Downtown Bellevue a must-visit destination this winter.

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