Things
To Do In Dallas
The
Dallas Museum of Art (214/922-1200)
features the art and culture of the western Hemisphere and one of the
world's premiere collections of pre-Columbian art.
The
Sixth Floor Museum (214/747-6660) located at the former Texas School
Book Depository is an educational and historical exhibit that examines
the life, death, and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.
The
West End Marketplace (214/748-4801) has eclectic entertainment,
retail and specialty shops, restaurants and night spots.
The Dallas
Convention and Visitor's Bureau can provide information regarding
Arts and Culture, Dining, Entertainment Areas, Event Calendar, Shopping,
Sights, Attractions,
and Sports. (Telephone: 214/571-1000;
Events Hotline: 214/571-1301)
and Sports. (Telephone: 214/571-1000;
Events Hotline: 214/571-1301)
The
legend of J.R. Ewing of the popular “Dallas” television series lives
forever at Southfork
Ranch where you can visit and explore the ranch and the Ewing
Mansion.
For information, call 972/442-7800.
In the
Fort Worth Stockyards you will find everything you need from holiday
fun to Texas history. Lodging, shopping, night
life, restaurants, and entertainment will
make your visit to Fort Worth eventful.
Guidelive.com
Visitor's Guide Guidelive.com is an excellent source of on-line
entertainment information for Dallas-Fort Worth.
Six
Flags Over Texas ...The Lone Star Legend. For generations,
Six Flags
Over Texas has defined Lone Star thrills. From our
Giant-sized coasters to our family-friendly rides,
our Guests enjoy a larger than life entertainment
experience that is distinctly and unforgettably Texas.
Giant-sized coasters to our family-friendly rides,
our Guests enjoy a larger than life entertainment
experience that is distinctly and unforgettably Texas.
