Dallas and Fort Worth
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Dallas and Fort Worth - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Architect Louis Kahn's most famous American building was this museum, composed of six long concrete vaults with skylights running the length...Read More
You can root root root for the Rangers (or a visiting team if you must) in this open-air, fan-friendly ballpark that opened in 1994. The ballpark...Read More
The billionaire Bass brothers of Fort Worth are to be thanked for what may be the most eye-pleasing juxtaposition of scale: rather than tear...Read More
Fair Park also contains six major exhibit spaces (many of which are closed Monday or Tuesday): the ...Read More
A short walk from the Kimbell, west of Downtown Fort Worth, this museum's collection of American art is centered on Remington and Russell mostly...Read More
Dallas's tallest building, at 920 feet, is visible for miles at night, thanks to the green argon tubing that outlines its 72 stories. Visitors...Read More
You can't miss the two 48-foot limestone angels on one side of this multipurpose building, which unabashedly fills a city block. The hall opened...Read More
The renowned honky-tonk has been a cattle barn, airplane factory, and department store. It's now home to live music, eating, drinking, shopping...Read More
Test your navigational skills and patience in this human maze patterned after Old West cattlepens. For a fee you can race against the clock...Read More
A pair of 19th-century Chinese guardian lions from the Qing Dynasty is the first clue you've arrived at the Crow Collection (across the street...Read More
the ...Read More
This lovely attraction is composed of 66 acres of gardens and lawns in White Rock Lake Park. Spend an hour or two here to escape the noise and...Read More
The Arts District will welcome a number of companies to the fold when this ambitious project opens to the public in late 2009. The multipurpose...Read More
Renowned architect I. M. Pei is responsible for the striking inverted-pyramid design of City Hall. The modern structure is set on a seven-acre...Read More
It may be difficult to imagine Dallas without its shiny skyscrapers, far-flung suburbs, and miles and miles of highway, but Heritage Village...Read More
Housed in a series of white limestone galleries built off a central barrel vault, this museum remains one of the city's greatest cultural...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesThe Fort Worth Zoo is a huge draw in the area, but the Dallas Zoo shouldn't be overlooked. The Wilds of Africa section re-creates the habitats...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesIn South Dallas, this 277-acre National Historic Landmark has the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco architecture in the United States. It...Read More
Among the 23 gardens here are the Lower Rose Garden, whose classical design was inspired by the Villa Lante gardens in Bagnaia, Italy, and the...Read More
At this writing, this redesigned museum was scheduled to open in fall 2009 with more room for interactive exhibits, a new planetarium, and an...Read More
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