Did you know that Dallas is the largest art district in the United States?
Dallas has modern architecture, rich culture, gastronomy and amazing nightlife. It is also known as Texas’s grand commercial and cultural hub of the region. Downtown’s Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is where you will experience part of history, site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963.
No matter what time of year you visit, you’re sure to find lots of fun things to explore. Find a thousand fun things to do, and let us help you with these top 23 fun ideas:
1. Dealey Plaza – See where John F. Kennedy was assassinated
The historic Dealey Plaza | Fredlyfish4, Wikimedia Commons
One of the most tragic, world altering events in United States history was the assassination of the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. View the markers in Dealey Plaza where President Kennedy was struck by the second bullet. Gain access to the Texas School Book Depository and the sixth-floor window where Lee Harvey Oswald fired his three shots. Stand on the bank where the famous footage was shot.
You’ll be steeped in US History on this amazing, historic spot. Plaza itself was once home to the Texas School Book Depository. Now it stands as a museum dedicated to JFK. Work your way up through the floors of historical documents and locations. Take a tour through JFK’s career as a US President, including the Civil Rights Movement. For those who are conspiracy theorists, you’ll uncover a myriad of theories.
You aren’t going to want to miss this iconic location.
Dealey Plaza
Dallas, TX 75202, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 214-670-4100
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• BurgerIM (4.5/5 stars, Hamburger, $$$)
• Bullion (4.7/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse (4.6/5 stars, Steak, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Dealey Plaza based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas (9.9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
2. Dive into science at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Skeleton of Amargasaurus at The Perot Museum of Nature and Science | William Cushman, Shutterstock
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science boasts eleven permanent exhibits for you and your family to enjoy. You are greeted by gargantuan dinosaur skeletons when you enter through the front doors, and as you pass, read the plagues to learn even more about the ‘thunder lizards’. Find wonder and delight exploring every inch of this massive building.
Throughout all five floors of the museum, you will find interactive exhibits and a terrific children’s museum specifically designed for the little ones. Engage your mind with engineering, technology, and nature conservation.
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
2201 N Field St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States
Admission: $13–20 per person
Ph: +1 214-428-5555
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Petro Bar & Bistro (4.8/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Bullion (4.7/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• Cafe Momentum (4.7/5 stars, New American, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Perot Museum of Nature and Science based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hyatt Regency Dallas (8.9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
3. Catch a show at Winspear Opera House
Winspear Opera House | Andreas Praefcke, Wikimedia Commons
This unique building, located in the Arts District, is a 21st-century wonder of architecture. Shaped in the traditional horseshoe configuration, the elegant Winspear Opera House has a seating capacity of 2,300 people. Be enchanted by modern, unique shows as well as favorite classics everyone has heard of. The venue presents a wide range of cultural performances, including Broadway shows, lectures, and music.
Winspear Opera House
2403 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States
Admission: $$
Ph: +1 214-880-0202
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Corrientes 348 Argentinian Steakhouse (4.6/5 stars, Argentinian, $$$)
• Sloane’s Corner (5/5 stars, Bistro, $$)
• Musume (4.5/5 stars, Asian Fusion, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Winspear Opera House in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Winspear Opera House based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• HALL Arts Hotel (8.4/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
4. Take a peek around the Dallas Museum of Art
View of the Dallas Museum of Art | Gilberto Mesquita, Shutterstock
From the young to the old, you’ll find creative works at the Dallas Museum of Art. Be transported through over 5,000 years of history as you roam the halls. Indulge in the rich art collections, including American and European collections. The Dallas Museum of Art is one of the largest art museums in the United States with a full ten exhibitions. Enjoy a short tour or spend all day viewing this vast collection.
Dallas Museum Of Art
1717 N Harwood St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 214-922-1200
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Corrientes 348 Argentinian Steakhouse (4.6/5 stars, Argentinian, $$$)
• Sloane’s Corner (5/5 stars, Bistro, $$)
• Musume (4.5/5 stars, Asian Fusion, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Dallas Museum Of Art in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Dallas Museum Of Art based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel ZaZa (9.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
5. Sit down and relax in idyllic Klyde Warren Park
Relaxing environment at Klyde Warren Park | MaryAnne Campbell, Shutterstock
Klyde Warren Park | Klyde Warren Park, YouTube
Downtown Dallas was transformed in early 2010 in the hopes of revitalizing the area. With this revitalization, an innovative public park, Klyde Warren Park, was opened. The park has a very large lawn space for public gatherings, and its tree-lined promenade is perfect for taking a walk during your visit. When your feet are too tired to carry you any further through the park, you can enjoy the botanical garden, reading room, or urban games area.
And don’t worry, on any given day food trucks line up to give tourists and residents alike a taste of True Dallas food fare.
Klyde Warren Park
2012 Woodall Rodgers Fwy, Dallas, TX 75201, United States
Admission: Tickets cost $10 – $16 and the journey takes 40 min.
Ph: +1 214-716-4500
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Mami Coco (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Fearing’s Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, American, $$)
• Ocean Prime (4.7/5 stars, Seafood, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Klyde Warren Park in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Klyde Warren Park based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Canopy by Hilton Dallas Uptown (8.9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
6. Relish the river of color at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Young families on a nice day in Spring exploring the Dallas Arboretum Garden | W. Scott McGill, Shutterstock
This 66-acre area is only 15 minutes from Downtown Dallas and is a must-see for everyone. Enjoy any of the nineteen gardens housed within the arboretum. The 6.5-acre Margaret Elisabeth Jonsson Color Garden is one of the most dazzling displays of flowers and plants. It hosts over 2,000 varieties of azaleas as well as daffodils and tulips. Walk through one or all of them; you can’t go wrong stopping here on your trip.
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
8525 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218, United States
Admission: Adult (13-64) is $17, Senior (65+) is $14 and Child (2-12) is $12
Ph: +1 214-515-6615
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Benny’s Classic Grill (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Tony’s Pizza & Pasta (4.5/5 stars, Pizza, $$)
• El Vecino Tex Mex (4.5/5 stars, Tex Mex, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Element Dallas Downtown East (8.8/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
7. Go around and around at Reunion Tower
The Reunion Tower stands as the sun sets | stock_photo_world, Shutterstock
The Reunion Tower | Reunion Tower, YouTube
Reunion Tower is one of Dallas’ trademark spots, a favorite for locals and tourists alike. Ride the elevator up one of the four narrow towers to the real attraction. The 171- meter tower is topped by an openwork geodesic dome, a perfect circle of architectural ingenuity. Over 250 LED lights illuminate the dome at night, and the colors change with the holidays.
Once at the top and seated in the one of luxurious restaurants in the dome, enjoy dinner and drinks as you gaze out the windows. Telescopes on the outdoor platform offer stunning views as the globe spins slowly in a circle.
Reunion Tower
300 Reunion Blvd E, Dallas, TX 75207, United States
Admission: price range from $14 to $51
Ph: +1 214-712-7040
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Salum Restaurant (4.8/5 stars, New American, $$$)
• HILLSTONE (4.6/5 stars, American, $$)
• Taco Diner (4.6/5 stars, Tacos, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Reunion Tower in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Reunion Tower based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Omni Dallas Hotel (9.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
8. Browse 3D wonders at the Nasher Sculpture Center
Visitors at Nasher Sculpture Center | Courtesy of Nasher Sculpture Center
Located next to the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center features some of the most stunning sculptures in all of Texas. Raymond and Patsy Nasher created this jaw-dropping collection. This large museum, along with the two-acre garden, is available to the public and really shouldn’t be missed on your trip to Dallas. Only a fraction of the statues can be displayed at one time because they have so many, which means the exhibit is refreshed every few months.
Nasher Sculpture Center
2001 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States
Admission: 10 for adults, $7 for seniors and $5 for students
Ph: +1 214-242-5100
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• The Playwright Irish Pub (4.6/5 stars, Irish pub, $$$)
• Corrientes 348 Argentinian Steakhouse (4.6/5 stars, Argentinian, $$)
• Sloane’s Corner (5/5 stars, Bistro, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Nasher Sculpture Center based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Residence Inn by Marriott Dallas Downtown (9.2/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
9. Enjoy local produce and meat at The Heritage Table
The Heritage Table’s house-cured and smoked meats | Courtesy of The Heritage Table
An adorable restaurant tucked into an adorable vintage home! This little cafe is a hidden gem of Dallas, favored by the locals. Using only local produce and meats, their cuisine is 100% farm to table. Order their delectable pork meatballs in garlic marinara while enjoying the rustic charm as you sip your handcrafted cocktail.Save some room because you’ll want to order a scoop of their homemade ice creams.
The Heritage Table
7110 Main St, Frisco, TX 75033, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 469-664-0100
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10. Be as close as you can get to Spain without the flight at Meadows Museum
Spanish art display at Meadows Coliseum | Courtesy of Meadows Museum, Facebook
Algur Meadows, an oil baron, visited Madrid and fell in love. The Spanish art moved him, and he set a goal for himself, which was to create a “Prado on the prairie” here in Dallas. He succeeded fantastically. The collection of art dates back to the 900’s and is quite vast. Gaze at abstract paintings, sketches, and sculptures at Meadows Museum. And if you are a fan of the renowned artist Goya, Meadows Museum displays six of his stunning works.
Meadows Museum
5900 Bishop Blvd, Dallas, TX 75205, United States
Admission: $4–12 per person depending on age
Ph: +1 214-768-2516
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Red Stix Street Food (4.9/5 stars, Asian Fusion, $$$)
• Bubba’s Cooks Country – Dallas (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• True Food Kitchen (4.5/5 stars, Health Food, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Meadows Museum in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Meadows Museum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek (9.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
11. Get down with live music and great food at Deep Ellum
View from Radiator Alley in Deep Ellum | Epiglottis, Shutterstock
Located between Fair Park and downtown Dallas, Deep Ellum has been an entertainment area since the 1800s. Legends of music such as Leadbelly and Blind Lemon Jefferson have all played here, and the bars, Tex-Mex, and breweries draw crowds of fun lovers every weekend. The list of live venues is long, and if you’re interested in theater, get tickets at the Undermain Theatre, uniquely located in a warehouse basement. Food, drinks, and entertainment, all in one area!
Deep Ellum
Neighborhood in Dallas, Texas
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Angry Dog (4.5/5 stars, American, $$$)
• Easy Slider (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• HIDE (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Deep Ellum in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Deep Ellum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• The Statler Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton (8.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
12. View nature and wildlife at the Dallas Zoo
Bright green bird at Dallas Zoo | Steven Ringler, Shutterstock
The Dallas Zoo is fun for all ages. One of the favorite enclosures is the Gorilla Research Center, which has a lush recreation of the Congo Rainforest. Watch African elephants as well as warthogs and African wild dogs as you snap close-up pictures of the wildlife. The best attraction is the Giants of Savanna Habitat, which houses many species. If you get hungry during your exploration of the natural world, the zoo offers several options.
End your day of exploring with a 20-minute tour on the on-property monorail, and make sure you visit the gift shop.
Dallas Zoo
650 S R L Thornton Fwy, Dallas, TX 75203, United States
Admission: $17 for adults
Ph: +1 469-554-7500
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Morazan Restaurant and Bakery (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Lucia (4.7/5 stars, Italian, $$)
• Azucar Ice Cream Company (4.8/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Dallas Zoo in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Dallas Zoo based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• The Joule (8.9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
13. Grab a ‘hand-pulled’ bite at Royal China
Pork belly special at Royal China | Courtesy of Royal China
For over 40 years this eatery has stood the test of time and boasts food that pleases even the most fickle of guests. The eatery’s menu includes its famous hand-pulled noodles, made fresh daily. Enjoy Chinese-American classics while watching the masters at work. It’s best in-city dish renditions are absolutely delicious. Whether you like Kung Pao chicken or delicate soup dumplings, something is sure to please your palate at Royal China.
Royal China
6025 Royal Ln, Dallas, TX 75230, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 214-361-1771
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14. Enjoy fins and feathers at the Dallas World Aquarium
Water Tunnel at Dallas World Aquarium | Steven Carlton, Flickr
The Dallas World Aquarium is located in the West End Historic District. The reworked warehouse is home to more than just fish. Visit the exotic bird enclosures and get up close and personal with mammals such as river otters and red howler monkeys as well. Ten main tanks are located on a sprawling lower floor and allow you to come within inches of aquatic life not commonly seen.
The upper floor is overwhelmed by the rain forest reproduction, which is as lush and green as the real thing. You’ll find a day of fun and surprises at the aquarium.
Dallas World Aquarium
1801 N Griffin St, Dallas, TX 75202, United States
Admission: Adult – $20.95, Child – $14.95, Senior – $16.95 and Free for under 2 years old
Ph: +1 214-720-2224
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Petro Bar & Bistro (4.8/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Bullion (4.7/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• Cafe Momentum (4.7/5 stars, New American, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Dallas World Aquarium in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Dallas World Aquarium based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Virgin Hotels Dallas (9.7/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
15. Go back fifty years and enjoy a burger at Keller’s Drive-In
Keller’s Drive-In burger | Stephanie M., Yelp
Whether you’re eating on a budget or swimming in funds, you’ll want to stop at Keller’s Drive-In. This 50-year-old burger joint has one of the best burgers in all of Texas. Keller’s prides themselves on their food, prices, and service, all of which are second to none. Dig into a bag of crispy onion rings while watching carhops straight out of the fifties deliver orders. The best thing about Keller’s is the made-to-order burger with all fresh ingredients.
The second best thing about Keller’s are the prices. Nothing is over $5.
Keller’s Drive-In
10554 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX 75220, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 214-357-3572
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16. Have a blast at Fair Park
Lone Star Boulevard at Fair Park | RaksyBH, Shutterstock
This massive outdoor complex is just outside of downtown Dallas and is one of the most popular destinations in the city. With its rolling landscape across 277-acres, it’s a sight to behold. Fair Park holds more than 1,200 events every year, ranging from art exhibits to sporting events. The largest event held at the park is the Texas State Fair.
Every September to October, for over 20 days, you can visit the Texas State Fair and ride the Texas Star, an iconic Ferris wheel that has been a staple of state fair. Over two million people visit the fair every year. There’s truly nothing like it in the other states.
Fair Park
3809 Grand Avenue, Dallas, TX 75210
Admission: $16 per person
Ph: +1 214-670-8400
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Sabrina’s Kitchen (4.6/5 stars, Soul, $$$)
• Hunnicutt’s Cafe (4.8/5 stars, Soul, $$)
• Tootie’s Grill & More (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Fair Park in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Fair Park based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Courtyard by Marriott Dallas Downtown/Reunion District (9.7/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
17. Get a perfectly crafted bowl of poke at Malibu Poke
Malibu Poke | Courtesy of Malibu Poke
Poke seems to be a recent trend that is gaining popularity every day. This Hawaiian dish consists of chunks of raw fish tossed over rice and veggies. Some call it the ‘next generation of sushi’. Malibu Poke’s signature dishes have gained a lot of popularity in Dallas. This is the perfect spot to grab lunch at an affordable price. They use only top-notch fish for dishes created by master chef Matt McCallister. A delectable diner you shouldn’t pass up.
Malibu Poke
3888 Oak Lawn Ave #102, Dallas, TX 75219, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 469-250-7074
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18. Fly on down to the Frontiers of Flight Museum
A Southwest Airlines Boeing display at the Frontiers of Flight Museum | Courtesy of Frontiers of Flight Museum
Dallas Love Field Airport is home to the Frontiers of Flight Museum. On display to the public, you will find more than 30 examples of aircraft. There are 13 galleries for you to walk through, all themed in flight. See a piece of history and visit the Apollo VII, which was used in the first manned flight of the Apollo Space Program in 1968. Kids are welcome and will thoroughly enjoy the planes on exhibit.
Frontiers of Flight Museum
6911 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX 75209, United States
Admission: $7 per person
Ph: +1 214-350-3600
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• El Tacaso (4.6/5 stars, Mexican, $$$)
• rise nº1 (4.7/5 stars, French, $$)
• Neighborhood Services (4.6/5 stars, New American, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Frontiers of Flight Museum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel Crescent Court (9.2/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
19. Indulge in fine dining at Mille Lire
Amazing ambiance at Mille Lire | Courtesy by Mille Lire, Facebook
You may not think of Italian as a staple of dining in Dallas, but you won’t want to miss Mille Lire. This newer food destination has picked up in popularity over the last few years. Sit down and enjoy the mattonella or even try the “thousand” layer lasagna. If you’re not in the mood for pasta, try the marsala-glazed pork shank. The ambience is elegant, the food is scrumptious, and you will leave with a full belly and a big smile.
Mille Lire
3102 Oak Lawn Ave #116, Dallas, TX 75219, United States
Admission: Free
Ph: +1 972-597-1366
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20. Enjoy classic-meets-modern architecture on the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in a clear blue sky background | Jeff W. Jarrett, Shutterstock
This world-famous contribution to the city landscape spans the Trinity River. World-famous architect Santiago Calatrava contributed the outstanding bridge to Dallas. The bridge itself features a distinct central arch in the center. It is visible for miles and stands out against the banks of the river. You’ll find beauty and grace in the sleek lines of this cable-stayed bridge.
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Dallas, TX 75207, United States
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Morazan Restaurant and Bakery (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, $$$)
• Boulevardier (4.5/5 stars, French, $$)
• TEN Ramen (4.6/5 stars, Ramen, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• The Adolphus, Autograph Collection (9.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
21. Explore religious artwork at the Museum of Biblical Art
Religious items display at Museum of Biblical Art | Courtesy of Museum of Biblical Art, Facebook
As expected, this museum features art inspired by The Holy Bible, the Christian tome containing the Old and New Testaments. A fire in 2005 destroyed its former building, but the disaster did not deter the museum and it bounced back at its new location. You will be able to view works of art from a list of prestigious artists. While there, be sure to check out the National Center for Jewish Art, and an entire wing is dedicated to an array of Judaica.
Museum of Biblical Art
7500 Park Ln, Dallas, TX 75225, United States
Admission: cost $10–15 per person
Ph: +1 214-368-4622
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Pecan Lodge (4.6/5 stars, Barbecue, $$$)
• Morazan Restaurant and Bakery (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
• Fearing’s Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, American, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Museum of Biblical Art based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hampton Inn & Suites Dallas Downtown (9.1/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
22. Spend some time (and some cash) at NorthPark Center
The interior of NorthPark Center | Ritu Manoj Jethani, Shutterstock
NorthPark Center is one of the 20 largest malls in the country. This climate-controlled building is home to more than 200 shops of notoriety. Meander through the indoor lawns and along crushed granite paths that bring nature to the indoors. The center provides easy access to some of the world’s best luxury labels such as Hugo Boss and Gucci. While there, be sure to grab a complementary map and tour the sculptures as well.
NorthPark Center
8687 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75225, United States
Admission: $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for children ages 2-12 and senior citizens ages 65 and older
Ph: +1 214-363-7441
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Meso Maya Comida y Copas (4.5/5 stars, Mexican, $$$)
• Terilli’s (4.6/5 stars, Italian, $$)
• HILLSTONE (4.6/5 stars, American, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near NorthPark Center in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near NorthPark Center based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Locale Dallas | Victory Park (8.9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
23. Splashdown for a day of fun at Epic Waters
Epic Waters indoor waterpark | Courtesy of Epic Waters, Facebook
One thing you must do in the Texas heat is cool down! Epic Waters is over 80,000 square feet of wet, slippery fun. With a total of 11 rides on its slide tower, it’s sure to be a day of fun. If speed and slides aren’t your thing, you can enjoy the lazy river and outdoor wave pool. The entire park is contained by a massive, retractable structure that promises fun no matter the weather outside.
Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark
2970 Epic Place, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, United States
Admission: $17 to $34 per person
Ph: +1 972-337-3131
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• VB Steakhouse (4.7/5 stars, Brazilian, $$$)
• Pioneer Restaurant (4.5/5 stars, Diner, $$)
• FireHouse Gastro Park (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, $$)
See the full list of places to eat near Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark in Dallas.
The best hotel to stay near Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Home2 Suites by Hilton Dallas Grand Prairie (9/10 stars, $$$) – Booking.com
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