Top 10 Things to Do in Dallas, Texas

By Kyle A Benzies

1. Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens

This garden spans through 66 acre of land and offers interesting sites including the amazing 8 acre Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden as well as the Children's Garden Cafe. The garden has a lot of picnic areas with well-trimmed grasses. However, no active sports are allowed in this garden.

2. Perot Museum of Nature and Science

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is one good place to visit and it is a home to five floors of 11 permanent exhibit halls which encompass state-of-art video and 3D computer animations and real time simulations. It also features a children's museum, a playground and walled enclosures for fun and activities

3. American Airlines Center

This is a multiuse arena which serves as home to the Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks. The arena has been in constant use for live plays and entertainments till date. It offers super clean facilities and is furnished with up to 21,000 comfy seating.

4. The Texas Theatre

This is such like a peak into Dallas history resuscitated back into life as it has gained historical recognition being the place of Lee Oswald's hideout during his assassination of President John F. Kennedy and killing of police officer J.D Tippit. It is the first Dallas air conditioned theatre and is equipped with comfortable seating, state-of-art facilities and a very serene atmosphere.

5. Reunion Tower

This is an exciting place to have a compact view of Dallas along with its beauty from above. It is a famous tower and as such one of the top revered Dallas landmarks reaching a height of 561 feet. The Reunion Tower is the 15th tallest building in Dallas and has the renowned chef Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty restaurant located at the top of the tower.

6. Adventure Landing

This is an electrifying place packed with lots of fun for both kids and adults. The Adventure Landing comprise of three mini-golf courses, monster Video, speedway go-karts, Redemption Gaming Arcade and a laser tag room. The place offers a wide range of onsite food services along with a number of snack bars.

7. Dallas Zoo

The zoo is claimed to be one of only 10 zoos to have koalas in the United States. The park started with just two deer and two mountain lions in 1888 and is a home to over 2,000 animals today, being one of the biggest zoos in Texas.

8. White Rock Lake Park

The White Rock Lake Park is situated at 5 miles northeast of downtown and is a good place to work out your sneakers on the 9.33-mile track that brings you all around the beauty of the park. The White Rock Lake Park is a refreshing place to enjoy and feel nature in its best shape.

9. Galleria Dallas

The Galleria Dallas is an exception to any place described as dull as it is a mega-mall laced with several dots of entertainment and fun. It is one of the city's most glamorous center furnished with four floors of boutiques, candy stores, restaurants and lots more.

10. Sixth Floor Museum

The Sixth Floor Museum features photographs, film captures, and artifacts which illustrates the legacy of President John F. Kennedy as a renowned and the most influential icons of the United states. The museum gives a comprehensive guide into Kennedy's life. It also houses an extensive collection of books, artifacts and audiovisual resources.

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