Dallas Texas
Perusing the funky, walkable Bishop Arts District
Relaxing on the lawn of Sammons Park in the Dallas Arts District
Fans attending a Dallas Stars hockey game at the American Airlines Center
A night out at the historic Granada Theater
Colorful sculpture inside the Galleria Dallas shopping center
Enjoying a lively football game
Larger-than-life displays at the Perot Museum of Nature & Science
Snapping a selfie during a rooftop happy hour Downtown
Enjoying a poolside cocktail at the luxurious Omni Dallas Hotel
Visiting one of the many mobile food trucks
- Major Airports:
- Dallas Love Field (DAL)
- Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
- States:
- Texas
This Texas city’s wealth of experiences and entertainment deliver on its big reputation
All-Ages Thrills
In Dallas, family fun comes naturally. Dive into discovery at the Perot Museum of Nature & Science, where five stories of interactive exhibits and a 3D movie theater await. Explore aviation history up close at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, and let the little ones marvel at the wonders of the natural world at the Dallas World Aquarium, the Dallas Zoo and the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Gardens at the Dallas Arboretum. Adults will find plenty to enjoy, too. When the sun sets, vibrant neighborhoods like Oak Lawn and Deep Ellum buzz with energy, offering cocktail lounges, dive bars and live music nearly every night. More signature Dallas experiences include snapping selfies at the immersive Sweet Tooth Hotel, cheering on the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium, and savoring brunch and luxury shopping in Highland Park Village.
Savor the Sights and Flavors
With its world-class arts scene and standout culinary offerings, Dallas is a feast for the senses. Begin your journey in the Dallas Arts District, the largest urban arts district in the USA. Here, you'll find renowned museums like the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center, alongside legendary performing arts venues. Experience the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the Morton Meyerson Symphony Center, watch rising stars at the Wyly Theater and be captivated by operas and ballets at the Winspear Opera House. Dallas's culinary scene is on the rise, with talented chefs serving up Tex-Mex favorites, international flavors and innovative fusion cuisines in unique restaurants. Don’t miss the Design District, where art galleries, diverse eateries and breweries abound. No visit to Dallas is complete without sampling the city’s star libation – the frozen margarita, which was invented here. Take a self-guided tour along the Margarita Mile to taste this homegrown creation at some of the city’s best spots.
Explore Like a Local
Guided tours and public transportation options make getting around Dallas a breeze. Bus and light rail lines crisscross the city, providing car-free access to beloved attractions like the George H.W. Bush Presidential Center and gathering places including Klyde Warren Park, where you can take part in community programming ranging from live concerts to food truck pop-ups. Cruise the streets in style aboard the free McKinney Avenue Trolley, which links the Dallas Arts District to the trendy Uptown neighborhood, or take the Dallas Streetcar from Downtown to Oak Bluffs to soak up the funky vibes of the Bishop Arts District.
Fun Fact
Standing at 16 meters tall, the State Fair of Texas mascot Big Tex is the tallest cowboy in Texas.
The frozen margarita machine was invented in Dallas by restauranteur Mariano Martinez in 1971. The original machine is now on display in the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
AT&T Stadium is the world's largest column-free room.