Dallas features museums, parks and cultural venues. The Sixth Floor Museum documents historical events, while Dallas World Aquarium displays marine species. The city includes art museums, botanical gardens and Reunion Tower with its observation deck. Parks such as Klyde Warren and White Rock Lake provide outdoor options.
Dallas, Texas
The museum displays documents, photographs and artifacts related to President Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
Dallas, Texas
The aquarium houses marine animals from different climate zones and provides insights into underwater ecosystems.
Dallas, Texas
The museum presents over 24000 artworks from antiquity to present day from all continents.
Dallas, Texas
The park spans 5 hectares and was built on a platform over the Woodall Rodgers Freeway.
Dallas, Texas
The 561-foot tower features a rotating platform with restaurants and viewing areas on the 50th floor.
Dallas, Texas
A park containing 49 bronze buffalo and three mounted cowboys, depicting Texas cattle drives from the 19th century.
Dallas, Texas
A 66-acre garden with 19 named gardens, water features, and a collection of over 2,400 plant species.
Dallas, Texas
A museum featuring over 300 sculptures by international artists in indoor galleries and a 2-acre garden.
Dallas, Texas
The five-story museum features earth science, biology, energy and space exhibits with hands-on experiments for visitors.
Dallas, Texas
A market with local stands selling regional food, handmade goods and multiple dining options.
Dallas, Texas
The institution contains documents, photographs and artifacts from George W. Bush's presidency between 2001 and 2009.
Dallas, Texas
A district with over 60 independent boutiques, restaurants, cafes, galleries and theaters in restored buildings.
Dallas, Texas
Cinema building from the 1930s that screens independent films and hosts cultural events on stage throughout the year.
Dallas, Texas
Nature center with 5 miles of trails through different Texas ecosystems and observation stations for native birds.
Dallas, Texas
A 1,100-acre park with a lake that offers water sports, fishing and a 9.3-mile trail for hiking.
Dallas, Texas
An education center with artifacts, documents and testimonies about the Holocaust and human rights history.
Dallas, Texas
A 281-meter, 72-story tower built in the 1980s, the tallest structure in Dallas.
Dallas, Texas
A one-square-kilometer park featuring several museums, an aquarium, a music hall, and the 92,000-seat Cotton Bowl stadium.
Dallas, Texas
Municipal building constructed in 1978 with an inverted pyramid shape over seven floors, each three meters wider than the one below.
Dallas, Texas
Historic district spread over 4 km with 200 restored homes of various architectural styles, listed as historic landmarks since 1974.
Dallas, Texas
The largest and oldest zoo in Texas offering wildlife encounters and experiences like giraffe feeding.
Dallas, Texas
Cultural district with murals, concert halls, independent shops, and restaurants on Main Street and Elm Street.
Dallas, Texas
Shopping center offering high-end stores and contemporary art exhibition spaces.
Fort Worth, Texas
Former livestock market turned historic district with cattle drives, western shops, and restaurants.
