Location: Irving
Top Things to do in Irving
7 Budget-friendly Things to do in Irving That You Shouldn't Miss
Conveniently located just next to the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, Irving is perfectly situated to provide the base for a Dallas area vacation. Many of the country's Fortune 500 companies find their headquarters here. Irving's several museums and heritage parks give visitors a glimpse at the history of the area. Its proximity to Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington and other Dallas area cities ensures access to an abundance of nightlife, sporting events, trails, shopping and much more.
Restaurants in Irving
1. Ruth Paine House Museum
2. Dallas Panic Room
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 105 reviews
Come experience the finest escape room entertainment where your puzzle solving skills will be tested to the max and teamwork is forged by a common goal: To Escape the room! Dallas Panic Room offers an unique opportunity for adults of all ages to enjoy a logical challenge in a team setting. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
3. Mustangs of Las Colinas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 442 reviews
Reviewed By zekeandmarty - Edom, United States
At first glance these horses seem so real you expect them to run right on by you. Then you get to experience their fabulous presence by walking right up to them to admire the sculptors skill & interpretation.
4. Irving Arts Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Named “Best in the Burbs” by D Magazine, the Irving Arts Center hosts 275 events a year in a variety of venues. Rentals available. Open 7 days a week.The performing and fine arts community in Irving welcomed a new home in 1990 with the completion of the Irving Arts Center. The Arts Center's 10-acre complex, nestled in the heart of Dallas-Fort Worth, features two fully-equipped theaters; four galleries; meeting, classroom, reception and rehearsal facilities; and a verdant sculpture garden. The Arts Center accommodates a wide range of cultural and civic events.
Reviewed By beachboywantabe - Corpus Christi, United States
We stopped here to see the sculpture garden. While it was small and did not have many pieces, it is very well done. Worth a stop. A nice use of water and reflections.
5. Founder's Plaza Observation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By JohnM627 - Grand Prairie, United States
This place is great to take the family to check out! Plenty of grass for the kids to run around. Enjoy hearing the pilots and ATC talk over the radio on the outdoor speaker. I highly recommend. And it’s free!
6. Mandalay Canal
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 91 reviews
An old European-style waterway with cobblestoned walkways lined with shops and restaurants.
Reviewed By williammM4487UM
The Las Colinas Mandalay Canals and Lake Carolyn are well worth visiting. The canals remind me a bit of San Antonio's famous river walk but without the crowds and chaos. A favorite for photographers, newlyweds, and lovers out for a romantic walk. Super safe at night and if you continue onto Lake Carolyn you'll find numerous restaurants to dine on the water. Don't forget to check out the Ponies at Las Colinas statues.
7. Las Colinas Flower Clock
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Experience707918 - Irving, United States
Always a fresh and beautiful attraction. Manicured practically daily and the flowers are changed out with the seasons. You usually see passers-by posing for pictures in front of the clock.
