Dallas Things To Do

Browse through the art-filled halls and then stop in for a modern culinary experience at trendsetting restaurant Seventeen; indulge in a glass of champagne under the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed windows.

Home to thousands of species of marine life and a walk-through tunnel, this isn’t just an aquarium. Exhibits also include “Mundo Maya,” taking guests from the ocean to the rainforest.

A center of entertainment and culture, and site of the gargantuan State Fair of Texas, Fair Park offers everything from sporting events and concerts to crafts and museums.

Beautiful gardens play host to year-round events and seasonal concerts; the immaculate grounds make a splendid backdrop for afternoon tea.

This popular recreation area is also the largest park in Dallas. Lots of hiking and biking as well as fishing piers and picnic areas make this a safe-bet for families.

Gorgeous 18-hole golf course located ten minutes outside Dallas. Great for a casual game with friends, this professional course also offers lessons.

Located in the building where Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shot that killed President John Kennedy; this engaging museum contains historical artifacts related to the assassination.