Along with one of the country's most fabulous skylines, Dallas' downtown area provides a lively blend of shopping, attractions and activities. From elite museums and chief execution venues to foodie hotspots, diverse bars and novel shops,
Welcome, cowpokes, to the most classic and original roller coaster in the Six Flags Park. You'll travel back to the old west on a runaway mine vehicle that can't slow down. Indeed, this was the absolute first mine vehicle style coaster,
Adventure Landing Dallas is situated 35-40 minutes from the Dallas downtown. Adventure Landing Dallas is situated in Dallas. Plan your Adventure Landing Dallas visit and investigate what else you can see and do in Dallas.
The Jade Waters is an ideal place to cool off from Texas heat and an Ideal oasis to escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Hilton Anatole offers an astounding new resort pool complex, JadeWaters, for summer fun. Highlighting a grown-up focused leisure pool, eight luxurious cabanas, a splash zone for infants, three in-water basketball hoops for teens,
Located in the Oak Lawn neighbourhood at the side of Hood Street and Cedar Springs, Dragon Park is not actually a proper garden but rather a rich green piece of land in the centre of the city that is quite difficult to find.
The Watermark Community Church was established in 1999. The church essentially works at ministering the "unchurched, dead-churced and the unaffected" it is basically a nondenominational fervent church. This basically means it works towards the upliftment of mankind more than running after a specific set of beliefs and rules.
Established in 2015 by Laura and Joel Malone, Bishop Cidercade offers beverages delivered by Bishop Cider Co. In Houston, the selection includes 48 taps of hard juice, hard seltzer, hard fermented tea, and wine,
This 227-acre National Historic Landmark is hub to a range of cultural exhibits, including the Starplex Amphitheater, the Civic Garden Center, and the Dallas Aquarium, eight museums, a music hall, a planetarium and the Cotton Bowl.
Dallas' trendy and young locals congregate in the area are Greenville Avenue. This long street stretches from close to Garret Park right into Richardson and features unique shops, restaurants, and clubs. Mockingbird Lane divides Greenville Avenue;
Designed in 1976 by planner Philip Johnson, this island of serenity in the core of downtown Dallas contains a landscaped reflection garden with cascading fountains and a house of prayer open to individuals, everything being equal, and traditions.