DALLAS
Dallas, Texas, is a vibrant city that offers a rich blend of history, culture, and entertainment. Here's a comprehensive travel guide to help you plan your trip:
When to Visit
- Best time: September to November and March to May (mild weather)
- Avoid: June to August (hot summer) and December to February (cold winter)
Getting Around
- DART (public transportation)
- Ride-hailing services
- Bike-sharing programs
- Walking tours
Must-See Attractions
- The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (JFK assassination)
- AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys)
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
- Perot Museum of Nature and Science
- Reunion Tower (panoramic views)
- Dallas World Aquarium
- Bishop Arts District (shopping and dining)
- Klyde Warren Park (outdoor recreation)
Neighborhoods to Explore
- Downtown Dallas
- Uptown
- Deep Ellum (arts and music)
- Oak Cliff (trendy restaurants and shops)
- Highland Park (luxury shopping)
Food and Drink
- BBQ: Pecan Lodge, Cattleack, or Slow Bone
- Tex-Mex: El Chico Cafe or Mesero
- Southern comfort: The Porch or The Biscuit Bar
- Craft beer: Deep Ellum Brewing or Four Corners Brewing
Tips and Essentials
- Weather: Pack accordingly (sun protection, layers)
- Transportation: Plan ahead for traffic and parking
- Safety: Be aware of surroundings, especially at night
- Currency: US dollar
Accommodation
- Luxury: The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas or The Adolphus
- Mid-range: Hotel ZaZa or Hyatt Regency Dallas
- Budget: La Quinta Inn or Holiday Inn
Day Trips
- Fort Worth (30 miles west)
- Grapevine Lake (30 miles northwest)
- Southfork Ranch (30 miles north)
Events and Festivals
- State Fair of Texas (September-October)
- Dallas Cowboy games (AT&T Stadium)
- Dallas Arts Festival (April)
- Deep Ellum Arts Festival (April)
