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Dallas, Texas, is one of the most
exciting cities in the Southwest, boasting hundreds of exciting
attractions and events. Sports fans know Dallas for its reputation
as home to the Cowboys, Rangers, Stars, and Mavericks. Visitors will
be pleased to know that there is even more to see beyond Dallas'
many arenas and stadiums. From amusement parks and entertainment to
zoos and museums, there's never a dull moment in Dallas.
The people of Dallas are serious about offering up an incredible
number of options for family fun. The numerous amusement parks
include Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, GameWorks,
and AMF FunFest. For a more relaxed afternoon, visitors can enjoy
the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, which has over 2,700 acres of
wildlife preserves with guided tours and scenic drives.
Every family that comes to Dallas should be sure to visit Fair Park
and the Dallas Arts District. The Arts District includes 17 blocks
of museums, galleries, theatres and other performance spaces. The
Dallas Museum of Art features art from around the world,
specializing in pre-Columbian American art. Fair Park, comprising
over 277 acres, is a national historical landmark. The Park
encompasses the largest collection of cultural facilities in Dallas,
is open year-round, and has seven museums on its grounds. In
downtown Dallas, the Majestic Theatre puts on state-of-the-art
productions in a wonderfully restored 1920's playhouse.
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Dallas has plenty of sites of historic
interest as well. Many neighborhoods remain preserves of the way
Dallas was fifty, one hundred, or even one hundred and fifty years
ago. The Hall of State offers public tours given by the Dallas
Historical Society on the role of the city in the history of Texas
and the United States. Old City Park is an outdoor museum of
architectural and cultural history with a restored antebellum
mansion and an historic bank. The John Neely Bryan Cabin is a
reconstructed model of the home and trading post built by Dallas'
founder in 1841. And every American knows the tragic importance of
Dealey Plaza, the site of the assassination of President Kennedy.
The plaza has been preserved as it was on that day. Visitors can
tour the Sixth Floor Museum in the nearby Texas Book Depository to
learn more about one of the most calamitous events in modern
American history.
Throughout the city, Dallas has managed to mix entertainment,
dining, and culture into a successful experience for every one who
visits. For example, Dallas' West End Historical District features
more than 80 shops and over 50 restaurants, and is a perennial
favorite among tourists. Families love Dallas and with good reason
-- for there is indeed a lot to love in this teeming, energetic
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Connemara
Conservancy
This 72-acre preserve was set aside in 1981 to provide a quiet spot for
picnicking, nature study and relaxation. Throughout the year it is host
to various outdoor festivals.
Dallas
Zoo
Founded in 1888, the Dallas Zoo covers 95 acres and is celebrated as one
of the country's top zoos and research facilities. Key exhibits include
the Lacerte Family Children's Zoo with interactive, educational exhibits
for toddlers to pre-teens; and the 25-acre Wilds of Africa, named the
best African exhibit in the United States.
Eisenhower Birthplace State Historical Park
The birth home of America's 34th President, this house is part of a
historic park which features exhibits on Eisenhower and his hiking
trail.
Fair Park
Fair Park's 227-acres include one of the largest collections of Art Deco
buildings in America and these buildings house various museums: the
African American Museum, the Age of Steam Railroad Museum, the Dallas
Natural History Museum, and the Science Place. The area also is home to
the Dallas Aquarium and the world-famous State Fair of Texas which is
held each fall.
International Exotic Feline Sanctuary
Each of the 71 large cats that inhabit this open environment has a
different story to tell about how they wound up at this 60 acre
sanctuary. Lions, cougars, panthers and tigers of all varieties are
counted among the residents here.
Mrs. Baird's
Bakeries
This plant offers tours of the history and growth of one of the best,
and best-known, bakeries in Texas. Each visitor receives a warm loaf of
fresh-baked bread as part of the tour.
Six Flags Over Texas
This great American amusement park keeps getting bigger and better with
new rides such as Batman the Ride, a 109-foot-tall coaster that goes up
to 50mph. The 205-acre park has more than 100 rides, many of them the
best of their kind in the Southwest.
Texas Motor Speedway
This 1.5 mile oval track is used by NASCAR and other professional racing
competitions throughout the year.
Speedway Club
The exclusive Speedway Club holds dinners in its 26,000 square foot
"Grand Texas Ballroom" that faces the Texas Motor Speedway. Members of
the Speedway Club get special seats at Speedway events.
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Tarantula Excursion Train
A restored 1896 steam engine travels a modest distance among several
points of interest in town as visitors enjoy the ride and relax along
the tour.
Fort Worth Museum of
Science and History
Hands-on science activities are available at more than 12 different
stations inside this wonderful science museum. The museum also features
an Omni Theatre.
Arlington
Museum of Art
One of the state's finest contemporary art spaces, the Arlington Museum
of Art attracts visitors from Dallas and Fort Worth across the
Southwest, many of whom come to see the recent $3-million renovation.
Sixth Floor Museum
Located in the former Texas Book Depository, this is the official museum
of the assassination of President Kennedy. In fact, more can be learned
about Kennedy than about any one of the numerous theories of his
assassination. The museum is family-oriented in spite of its tragic
theme.
Age of Steam Railroad Museum
The 28 Cars featured in this old rail yard are maintained in tip-top
condition for visitors to enjoy. The tours are self-paced walks through
famous Pullman sleeping cars and other well-known railroad cars.
The Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park
Housed in its original Art Deco building in historic Fair Park, key
exhibits include the World of Aquatic Diversity that showcases
fresh-water and salt-water species from around the globe; and the Amazon
Flooded Forest with 25 species of fish from the Amazon River.
Dallas
Arboretum and Botanical Gardens
A perfect spot for walking and picnicking, the Arboretum on White Rock
Lake is a beautiful place to visit year round. In addition to hundreds
of varieties of flowers and plants, visitors will discover a
Spanish-style mansion on the grounds and a sculpture garden.
Dallas
World Aquarium
This aquarium is so extensive that its holdings include a number of
interesting and precious land creatures as well as familiar sea animals.
In addition to 12 salt-water tanks, each holding a distinct eco-system,
there is also a new rain forest exhibit featuring newly born howler
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