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Check out what’s going on at Klyde Warren Park – this can’t-miss urban oasis sits atop the Woodall Roger Freeway and is host to many outdoor events and activities. You can even grab a bite to eat from one of the many food trucks and dine under the shade of trees.

Experience Dallas from the sky. Featuring both indoor and outdoor observation decks 470-feet high, Reunion Tower offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding city. Visit during the day or at night to see those city lights. 

If you’re visiting during the fall or winter, you may be able to catch the Dallas Cowboys at their home stadium. There’s also so many other events hosted here, including rodeos, soccer matches, and concerts from some of the biggest names in music.

Explore the beauty of the numerous gardens within the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. With more than 60 acres of meticulously manicured grounds, this destination fully immerses you in stunning plant and floral life. 

This kid-friendly attraction is home to over 2,000 animals representing 406 species. Bring the entire family for a day of fun and learning. Check the daily schedules for more in-depth experiences, like zookeeper presentations, giraffe feedings, and other animal encounters.

Learn about President John F. Kennedy’s life, assassination, and legacy. This museum houses more than 90,000 items related to JFK’s assassination, its aftermath, and the unique culture of the 1960s. 

With numerous galleries, museums, and performing arts centers, the Dallas Arts District will add culture to your adventure. View the many works of art on display, including paintings and sculptures or plan to see a ballet or orchestral performance.

Located in Uptown Dallas, you can stroll along McKinney Avenue and indulge in this season’s hottest finds in the many boutiques and shops. Or come to enjoy the nightlife, sip cocktails, and taste tapas at the many upscale restaurants in the area.

This library is the 13th presidential library established in the nation. It houses official records and artifacts from the George W. Bush Administration and examines the period in time in which President Bush served.

Explore the many species of marine life on display at the Dallas World Aquarium. Both children and adults alike will have fun viewing and learning all about the world’s oceans and the life that inhabits them. 

An educational experience for the entire family. At this museum, you can dive into a world of learning. Discover the link between dinosaurs and modern-day birds, explore the far reaches of the galaxy, or dig into the wonders and complexities of human beings.

Hear live music at one of the city’s honky-tonks, like Adair’s Saloon, which allows you to leave your mark on the city – the walls are covered in notes from previous patrons, and you can leave one, too. There’s also great live jazz at The Balcony Club.

View rotating and permanent exhibits at the Dallas Museum of Art, where works from icons like Matisse and Picasso share space with modern creators. This museum is located in the vibrant Dallas Arts District downtown. 

The West Village in Uptown Dallas is home to chic shopping spots, an upscale yet accessible dining scene, and a teeming cultural hub. The area is very walkable, allowing you to easily explore on foot.

Grab a BBQ meal – a Texas staple – at one of the many local BBQ hotspots. You can literally work your way around the city trying BBQ joints. Try Cattleack BBQ in North Dallas or Intrinsic Smokehouse Brewery in historic downtown Garland, a suburb of the metro area.

With more than 1,000 acres to explore, you’ll find plenty to do in White Rock Lake. There’s over 9 miles of walking and biking trails, plus dog parks and picnic areas. You can even go for a paddle on the lake.