Location: Arlington
Top Things to do in Arlington
The 10 Best Things to do in Arlington, Texas (TX)
The Texas Rangers and Dallas Cowboys both make their home in Arlington. Midway between Dallas and Fort Worth, the city has long been home to Rangers baseball and now also hosts the Cowboys. Their state-of-the-art structure is the world’s largest domed arena. Visitors looking for other adventures can enjoy the original Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor water park, along with shopping, golf and nightlife. Arlington also has a vibrant culture of live music, symphony, museums and theater.
Restaurants in Arlington
1. Levitt Pavilion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By melandbritt
Great way to enjoy a summer or fall night. Take your chair, picnic supper (no glass), go early and enjoy a beautiful evening under the stars listening to some of the best music around.
2. Top O'Hill Terrace
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 542 reviews
"Known As Vegas Before Vegas" Decorative wrought iron gates flanked by native sandstone guard towers lend an aura of mystery of mystery and intrigue to the location of what was in the 1930s and 40s, a gambling ground rich and adventurous, mischievous,famous and infamous.
Reviewed By DAC1054
If you come to Arlington, you MUST go to Top O'Hill! Who knew such interesting history happened in this very place .... Bonnie & Clyde and Frank Sinatra??? Oh, my! Vicki does an incredible job of sharing the history with humor and stories told to her by those who were at Top O'Hill in its glory days! Riveting. It's two hours well spent and a place you will be talking about to all of your friends!
3. Stoney's Cowboys Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Moore Memorial Gardens
5. International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
The innovations of bowling unfold before your eyes through life-sized replicas, touch-screen kiosks, film montages and interactive games. See the custom bike built by the Tuetel Family and featured on Orange County Choppers program. Talk to a 1920's pinboy with an attitude. See how bowling balls & pins are made. Play on a fully functioning small-ball bowling lane. We set 'em up and you knock 'em down.
6. River Legacy Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Located on 1,300 acres next to the Trinity River in the heart of north Arlington. Hiking and biking trails, playground and picnic areas, as well as diverse flora and fauna.
Reviewed By Shellco
This HUGE park skirts the Trinity river and offers playgrounds, picnic areas, wide open spaces, and miles of walking trails (both paved & unpaved) & bike trails (both paved & unpaved). Is it a fantastic park & if often teeming with people on warm winter days or cool summer days
7. Globe Life Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,037 reviews
Formerly named The Ballpark in Arlington, Ameriquest Field is the home of the Texas Rangers.
Reviewed By J9660CXdond
The last Texas Ranger’s baseball game happened about a week ago and now the last concert in this great Ballpark, the great Billy Joel. One of my wife’s neighborhoods friends growing up, back in old Hicksville Long Island. What a way to retire this great ballpark. You can’t imagine what great history has been made in this beautiful ballpark. But the history continues across the street in our new state of the art Texas Rangers Ballpark. Which opens next season. See you there, Capt D.
8. Arlington Visitor Welcome Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
You'll find help, directions and one-on-one advice from a friendly staff of local citizen volunteers, who know Arlington like the back of their hand.
9. Theatre Arlington
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Located in the center of Arlington's new Cultural Arts District, Theatre Arlington is one of the largest semi-professional, non-profit theatres in the nation. For 45 years, Theatre Arlington has provided the community with high-quality, award-winning theatrical productions to more than 30,000 patrons, while running a year-round theatre school and outreach programs for at risk youth.
Reviewed By conrada707
We have been attending Theatre Arlington for the last twenty years and have never been disappointed. This is a quaint theatre that seats 199 and offers plays for adults and children. Musicals, comedy, and drama all performed by local and out of state professional actors. Forty-five years of affordable and professional entertainment for young and old,
10. Tails and Trails Dog Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By OfficialBestOf - Tucson, United States
I travel tons with my dogs(kids) all over the country and this is truly one of the best. Half of this is in the woods with nice trails and benches and the other half is more like a typical dog park area, all being very large as is the style in Texas! The dogs love this park and it also has paved trails next to the park that you can walk if you prefer that. Its located right behind the animal shelter for Arlington and there is a library also right there.
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