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Dallas

Many people visit Dallas because of the city's tragic legacy as the assassination site of President John F. Kennedy. Dallas has learned to accept its role in history, offering a museum that pays tribute to JFK's life and legacy and restoring the memorial in his honor. But the city is also learning how to entertain and charm its visitors. Beyond the Schoolbook Depository and the Grassy Knoll, visitors will find an evolving Arts District, flashy Victory Park, a couple of entertainment districts, an improving Downtown, neighborhoods filled with notable architecture and beautiful landscaping, and myriad shopping and dining opportunities.

Explore Dallas

Sights 21

Shopping 9

Nightlife 13

Performing Arts 5

Restaurants 32

Hotels 25

Sports and Activities 13

Elsewhere In Dallas

Downtown Dallas

The Downtown area is traditionally defined by the highways that loop 1.3 square miles of disparate districts. Some sections are clean, well lit, and easy...

  • 3 Restaurants
  • 5 Hotels
  • 8 Things To Do

East Dallas

East Dallas is the most eclectic section of the city; it's really a conglomeration of proud neighborhoods, each with its own identity. Swiss Avenue is...

  • 0 Restaurants
  • 0 Hotels
  • 4 Things To Do

Elsewhere in Dallas

  • 25 Restaurants
  • 18 Hotels
  • 10 Things To Do

The Arts District

For the past 25 years Dallas has been growing its Arts District, a 19-block area on the north side of Downtown. The architecture here is...

  • 2 Restaurants
  • 0 Hotels
  • 7 Things To Do

The West End

  • 2 Restaurants
  • 2 Hotels
  • 1 Things To Do
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