[2025 Bellevue Attraction] Travel Guide for Bellevue Botanical Garden (Updated May)

We visited this lush botanical garden in the Bellevue area outside Seattle, equipped with some nice walking trails and a cute cafe - perfect for grabbing a coffee and pastry for a relaxing outdoor stroll. The Bellevue Botanical Garden has several acres of display gardens, wetlands and trails. Most of it was generously donated by previous homesteaders who lived here, and admission is free to the public. They also have an adorable gift shop, plants for sale, and a schedule of activities and seminars. I look forward to going back for some of those events! #washingtonstate #seattle #botanicalgarden #freeadmission

#March2025Bellevue Botanical Garden** 📍 **Location**: 12001 Main St, Bellevue 🚌 **Transportation**: Take bus No. 271 to Bellevue TC Station 🌟 **Featured Experience**: In winter, the "Garden d'Lights" uses 500,000 lights to create luminous plants, and in summer, the rose garden has 400 varieties. The free "Canopy Walk" passes through the tops of maple trees. 🍴 **Nearby food**: - John Howie Steak: Dry-aged steak - **Din Tai Fung」: Din Tai Fung Xiao Long Bao 📸 **Check-in spot**: - "Glowing Dandelions" during the light show - Red umbrella corridor in the Japanese garden ---

This botanical garden belongs to the community. Because of its geographical location, many Japanese residents have donated a lot. The garden is partly built in the form of a Japanese garden. The flowers, plants and trees inside are beautifully taken care of and clearly marked. It is an urban botanical garden. A good place to get some peace and quiet amid the hustle and bustle. It’s also a good place for leisure sports.