places in Texas you can’t miss. And, just like Houston, Austin and San Antonio, there’s a treasure trove of experiences, foodie spots and live music places to enjoy. In fact, you’re gonna be spoilt for choice with all the best things to do in Dallas… so make sure to plan ahead!
With quirky galleries, cool live-music bars and shed loads of street art; visiting Deep Ellum is one of the best things to do in Dallas if you want an evening out on the town!
1.) Deep Ellum
After arriving, head over to the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, which is all about the old west. It’s a great place to learn more about “the west”, cowboys and the historic cattle drives that used to dominate the region Plus, if you visit on the weekend, you’ll catch the Stockyards Championship Rodeo.
Afterwards, pop over to Meso Maya (Comida y Copas) on McKinney Avenue. They make some of the best smoked-chicken taquitos and enchiladas in all of Dallas.
2.) Dallas Arts District
A tribute to the awful assassination of John F. Kennedy, the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza is one place you have to visit when visiting Dallas. Dedicated back in 1970, it’s an incredibly important site that remembers the President.
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If you’re a fan of the TV series, you’ll even get the opportunity to explore inside, too. Though be warned, guided tours don’t happen on a Monday – so make sure to avoid this day. It’s a totally fun day out if you’re a fan of the show; though, you can easily give it a miss if you’ve never watched Dallas.
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Finally, don’t forget to grab some tickets to the AT&T Stadium (in Arlington) between Fort Worth and Dallas. It’s the home of the Dallas Cowboys and the perfect place to catch a game.
3.) Reunion Tower
Finally, don’t forget to grab some tickets to the AT&T Stadium (in Arlington) between Fort Worth and Dallas. It’s the home of the Dallas Cowboys and the perfect place to catch a game.
6.) Fair Park
Finally, don’t forget to grab some tickets to the AT&T Stadium (in Arlington) between Fort Worth and Dallas. It’s the home of the Dallas Cowboys and the perfect place to catch a game.
7.) Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Finally, don’t forget to grab some tickets to the AT&T Stadium (in Arlington) between Fort Worth and Dallas. It’s the home of the Dallas Cowboys and the perfect place to catch a game.
Hosting everything for art shows, seasonal festivals, and 500,000 blooming flowers – it’s a sight you won’t want to miss. Be sure to stop by the McCasland Sunken Garden, Orchid Hollow and Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden if travelling with the wider family.
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