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Western Washington University Outdoor Sculpture Collection - Bill McDonald Parkway south of the downtown area. This outdoor garden is in the grounds of the university and consists of 20 huge sculptures. While you are here visit the Western Gallery in the university for the best in modern art.
Fairhaven Historic District - An interesting historic area just out of town is worth a walk through, with it's old red brick buildings, shops, art galleries, restaurants and coffee shops. There are several signs marked to discover the former low life of this restored district.
Lake Whatcom Railway - The historic and fascinating 1 and a half hour ride starts from Wickersham near Bellingham. The guided ride will allow glimpses of snow capped Mount Baker and the beautiful scenery of the area.
Chuckanut Mountain Trail Head - Just ouside of town, at the end of Chuckanut Drive you will find this fantastic walking trail. Teddy Bear Cove is reached from here on a 3km sometimes steep round trip that takes in several small coves. For the fit you can extend the walk to cover Larrabee State Park.
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Rhododendron Cafe - Located at the southern end of Chuckanut Drive at 5521. Don't be fooled by the outside as a look at the great menu will give you an idea of what to expect. Local dishes are transfused with flavours from around the world. Surprisingly most of it works and the locals love it.
Colophon Cafe and Deli - 1208 11th St, Located in the village bookstore and an old favourite of the many customers. They welcome you to sit and browse through a book over your snack (Watch out for the crumbs and don't attempt 'War and Peace')
Anthony's - 25 Bellwether Way, This popular chain of seafood restaurants are well liked throughout Seattle. Waterfront dining in style overlooking the marina. The local speciality is Salmon and is served in several ways here.
Pacific Cafe - 100 N. Commercial St, This busy restaurant is in the Mount Baker Theatre complex and would serve well on it's own. Mediterranean style dining with an Asian slant. So it's perfect for before, after or instead of the show. |
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Wild Buffalo - 208 W. Holly, Downtown club that is smoke free and is very popular for the blues (Especially if you are a smoker), country and rockabilly. Enjoy a relaxed night in a place that you can hear each other speak and listen to good music.
Boundary Bay Brewing Co - 1107 Railroad Ave, A great place to unwind after a weeks work. The huge beer garden is open in the Summer and they sometimes hold concerts on the stage or parties. The tap room is the place to sample their home brewed ales while listening to live music.
Elephant & Castle Pub and Restaurant - at Bellis Fair Mall. Enjoy a drink here while you are shopping in the mall. They host a comedy evening on Sunday nights, and the vibe is fun always. |
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Bellis Fair Mall - Meridian St, The central shopping mall has all the favourite shops you would expect including Sears, JCPenney, Bon Marche, Target, and Mervyn's. There is also a 6 screen cinema, a food court and you will not go hungry or thirsty.
Village Books - 1210 11th St. An institution in Bellingham. The many rainy days bring the punters in to this double story shop, with it's popular Colophon Cafe. Sundays are often devoted to book readings and discussions.
Old Town Antique Mall - 427 W. Holly St. For the antique lover, this 38 shop mall might be a great place to discover that bargain, or just browse around the friendly little outlets.There are plenty more shops in the same street of the antique type.
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