Location: Dallas
Top Things to do in Dallas
The 6 Best Things to do for Honeymoon in Dallas, Texas (TX)
You may have all heard that everything is bigger in Texas. Well, Dallas does its best to fulfill that promise. You'll find several museums with vast art collections and fascinating specialty museums like The Sixth Floor Museum/Texas School Book Depository, which, though small in size, offers an immense amount of information about the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And of course, visit a local steakhouse for a terrific (and enormous) meal.
Restaurants in Dallas
1. Dallas Segway Tours
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5.0 based on 1,098 reviews
Glide in style with the original and most respected Segway touring company in Texas. * CITY AUTHORIZED AND CITY APPROVED * BOTTLED WATER (Ice Cold during summer months) * HI-RES PHOTOS INCLUDED (Taken of every tour and yours to share) * TOUR GUIDE AUDIO SYSTEM (You keep the earbud please) * SEASONED PROFESSIONAL Segway PT Guides * RAIN PONCHO (If needed).
2. Food Tours of America
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5.0 based on 673 reviews
Food Tours of America specializes in public tours, private VIP tours, social celebrations, and corporate events. Enjoy amazing food while soaking up Dallas history on our fully guided food tasting and cultural walking tours. Come hungry and eat your way through Dallas with generous sit-down restaurant tastings in artsy Deep Ellum, the historic JFK area, and trendy Uptown.
3. Discover Dallas Tours
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5.0 based on 300 reviews
Discover Dallas Tours is a local Tour Operator offering a variety of sightseeing tours in the Dallas and Fort Worth area. Enjoy our Dallas Highlights Tour, Fort Worth Highlights Tour, the popular Waco & Magnolia Market at the Silos Tour, JFK Historical Tour, Southfork Ranch, Cowboys Stadium or customize your own tour. We provide tours for all sizes of groups; from the individual traveler, to senior adults, student groups, international guests, convention attendees and corporate clients. Tours may be customized to fit the needs of our guests, to include dining options and visits to Dallas’ local attractions and museums.
4. Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens
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4.5 based on 5,787 reviews
A nationally acclaimed 66 acre display garden features breathtaking floral displays all year long. Nestled on the shores of White Rock Lake, the Dallas Arboretum was named "One of the Most Breathtaking Gardens in the World" by Architectural Digest. Dallas Blooms festival boasts of over 500,000 spring blooming bulbs, 3,000 azaleas and hundreds of Cherry Blooms-February-April. Summer in the garden includes an outdoor concert series on Thursday evenings and numerous water features with breathtaking floral displays. Autumn at the Arboretum-September-November features a nationally acclaimed Pumpkin Village featuring over 90,000 pumpkins/gourds/squash and named one of America's Best Pumpkin festivals by Fodor's Travel. The 8 acre Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden was designed to connect children with nature. Education is a central focus the gardens mission, which teach life and Earth science with 17 indoor/outdoor galleries and 150 interactive activities - Where science and fun become one. Open seven days a week and Wednesday nights until 8pm from March-October. Seasonal weekday discounts are available. The garden is closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Reviewed By jbwhitehouse - Dallas, United States
The Dallas Arboretum is a retreat within the City of Dallas. It is a big open expanse complete with varied and beautiful flowers, waterfalls, sculptures, picnic areas, and even koi fish. It offers a wonderful view of White Rock Lake. Dallas blooms in March-April is lovely time to visit with sunshine and thousands of tulips of every variety.
5. Reunion Tower
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4.5 based on 3,794 reviews
Reunion Tower, an iconic Dallas landmark, offers panoramic 360-degree views of the Dallas skyline. Located next to the Hyatt Regency Dallas, the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck offers an indoor/outdoor observation deck and unique entertaining spaces. Visit with family, friends, a group or your sweetheart to create unforgettable memories at 470 feet in the air! * Restaurants are currently closed for renovations.
Reviewed By TDB_12 - Bristol, United Kingdom
Bought a City Pass which saves you money on all the places of interest. No queues on the day we visited, handbags checked on entry. Can take as long as you like viewing the sites, and sitting in the geo-deck, where you can buy refreshments, the floor moves around very gently/slowly so you can see full circle view as you relax. Need to wait to be taken up/down in the lift. Busy times will mean lots of queuing/waiting no doubt.
6. Bishop Arts District
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4.5 based on 779 reviews
Trendy neighborhood featuring galleries, shops, antique stores and restaurants.
Reviewed By wireless_in_CA
This was our favorite neighborhood that we visited during our stay in Dallas. It was also the busiest as well but could have been due to the real nice day in the 70s. Similar to Deep Ellum the stores and restaurants had a lot of character but a more urban appeal to us. We ate BBQ at Lockhart Smokehouse and drooled over the pies slices at Emporium. We listened to guitar players outside of Parker Barrows and the competing one down the same block outside Whitehall Exchange. The was even a band playing inside Revelers Hall (not real sure how they fit along with guests) but the place was jamming. Clothing, outdoor gear and even a vintage record store, Vintage Records, were great places to stop by and shop. Need a haircut then checkout the garage setting at Brass Tacks Barbershop and get your hair cut next to Harleys. Further down Bishop Road was a new and modern building along with a large parking lot. The lot was nice since it was tough finding street parking (free on Sundays).
