Dallas-Fort Worth Travel Guide
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Dallas and Fort Worth, separated by 30 mi of suburbs, aren't exactly twin cities—they're more like cousins who squabble more than they get along. Their roots are different, yet intertwined. Dallas has almost always been a center of trade, built on the ideals of capitalism and progress—and great leaps of faith. Fort Worth's prosperity was established when the town became a stop on the Chisholm Trail, and continued when the city became a major railhead. The cattle that were herded through town more than a century ago still define the city, and its nickname,"Cowtown," persists.
Dallas-Fort Worth Hotels
The Dallas lodging scene has gotten swankier recently with the addition of high profile hotels, including the W, the Ritz-Carlton, and the Hotel Palomar...read more
Dallas-Fort Worth Restaurants
Dining in DFW is a beloved hobby, and pockets of great restaurants are spread all over the area. If you'd like to start a lively conversation with locals...read more
Things To Do in Dallas-Fort Worth
Explore the best sights, entertainment, and shopping with our top choices and insider tips.
Travel Deals in Dallas-Fort Worth
- $140* & up -- Nationwide Flights on American, R/T American Airlines
- $99 -- Dallas 4-Star Hotel w/Breakfast & Parking, 40% Off The Westin Dallas Fort Worth Airport
- $118 & up -- Dallas 4-Star Hotel incl. Weekends, 50% Off Sheraton Dallas Hotel
- $11.12 & up -- Car Rentals across Texas CarRentals.com
- $104* & up -- Flights for Next Weekend on American, R/T — $104 American Airlines
Dallas-Fort Worth Experiences
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Incredible Shopping. Dallas, the city that gave the world Neiman Marcus, continually raises the standards for spending money with style. The Metroplex... Read more
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Nolan Ryan never won a Cy Young Award, his win-loss ratio was so-so, and he walked more batters than anybody, but he gets my vote for best pitcher... Read more
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There's no trouble getting to the DFW area. The Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is one of the busiest hubs in the world, hosting 21 national... Read more
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Liberal newspaper columnist Molly Ivins started writing in the '60s about, as she put it,"militant blacks, angry Indians, radical students, uppity... Read more
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Texas might have more millionaires than steers these days, but billionaire tycoons are still rare enough, and none but H. Ross Perot ever spent... Read more
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Bonnie and Clyde: two crazy kids on a joyride, or ruthless cop-killers who got what they deserved?... Read more
News & Features
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Trip Ideas
If your experience of Dallas is limited to Gate 36 at the airport, its time to stop laying over and actually... Read more
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News, Restaurants
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Cinco de Mayo, Dos Equis is testing the limits of your appetite... Read more
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Restaurants
If you're lucky enough to be getting your football fix at Super Bowl XLV on February 6, indulge in anothe... Read more
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