Dallas Holiday Guide

Dallas or “Big D” in Texas is the most legendary city and is acknowledged for its culture, particularly the Cowboys and their cheerleaders, thriving food scene and nation’s largest arts district. The metropolitan city is overflowing with culture and pride and everything is bigger and bolder here. Trendy restaurants, cafes, and boutiques lure a diverse and eccentric crowd while unique museums, massive 68-acre Arts District and the most fascinating cultural attractions makes this city most memorable.

Walk around the geography of Dallas

Dallas is the biggest and most inhabited city and is situated in the north central portion of the state. The city is located on the rolling plains near the headwaters of the Trinity River in a range known as the black-land prairies, midway between the Piney Woods of east Texas and the Great Plains. Dallas is surrounded by many suburbs, where three enclaves are within the city boundaries—Cockrell Hill, Highland Park, and University Park.

Things to see in Dallas

• 1The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
• 2Reunion Tower
• 3Dallas Museum of Art
• 4Dallas World Aquarium
• 5The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
• 6Dallas Zoo
• 7Frontiers of Flight and the Cavanaugh Flight Museum
• 8The Nasher Sculpture Center
• 9The Meadows Museum
• 10African American Museum

Things to do in Dallas

• 1Eat fried foods at the State Fair of Texas
• 2Bungee jump at Zero Gravity Thrill Park
• 3Ride a carousel at Sandy Lake Amusement Park
• 4Picnic and swim at the spring-fed Burger's Lake
• 5Embrace your innermost cowboy at Billy Bob's honkey tonk
• 6Chant along at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar
• 7Flashback and wax nostalgic at a retro candy shop
• 8Do stimulating summertime activities even in the winter

Devour at Dallas

Relish the shopping paradise in Dallas

Fascinating Nightlife of Dallas

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