All history nerds must visit the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas. The museum also provides an educational and informative history lesson for the kids. We recommend keeping aside at least 2 hours for a self-guided tour of the museum.
Located a short distance east of Dealey Plaza, you will find the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza. The simplicity of the concrete memorial feels even more tragic after experiencing the Sixth Floor Museum. A beautiful epitaph displays an apt tribute to the president.
The premier attractions of Dallas’s West End are, undoubtedly, the Sixth Floor Museum, Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District, and the John F. Kennedy Memorial. If you want to shop for cowboy hats and boots, then make a beeline for Wild Bill’s Western Store.
Located in the Dallas Central Business District, you will find Pioneer Plaza. This public park is famous for the sculpture of a herd of longhorns being rounded by three cowboys on horses. It depicts a traditional cattle drive.
Deep Ellum is the funky, quirky, and edgy heart of Dallas. We love the unique vibe and character of this neighborhood. Here you will find antique stores and thrift shops, striking murals, block parties, events, and festivals.