Dallas

Visit the Dallas Museum of Art

One of the most popular attractions in North Texas is the Dallas Museum of Art.

Located in Downtown Dallas Arts District, this impressive museum has a collection of over 18,000 works of art.

Walk through history at the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Another top attraction in North Texas is The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, the site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

Explore West End historic district

You will find museums, restaurants, shops, and of course the 6^th Street Museum in this area.

Visit the Texas State Fair

The Texas State Fair promises a good time for all. There are plenty of attractions, rides, vendors, livestock, and much more.

You might even catch a Texas vs Oklahoma football game.

It takes place every year at Fair Park in Dallas

See a concert at the American Airlines Center

Located in the Victory Park neighborhood, the American Airlines Center is home to the Dallas Mavericks basketball team and the Dallas Stars ice hockey team.

It also hosts musical shows, family events, boxing matches, WWE wrestling matches, and other live concerts throughout the year.

Visit the Dallas Arboretum

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, located on the shores of White Rock Lake, is a perfect place to visit for nature lovers.

The garden is full of beautifully maintained green spaces, blooming azaleas and tulips in spring, and stunning fall colors.

Shop in Bishop Arts District

If you love trendy neighborhoods, then be sure to visit Bishop Arts District in Dallas.

It’s one of the most charming North Texas neighborhoods with lots of art galleries, restaurants, boutiques and more.

Admire the murals, visit a book shop or two, eat some Texas BBQ, and enjoy the nightlife here.

Spend time at the Dallas Zoo

The Dallas Zoo is home to many interesting animals from all over the world.

It features exhibits for popular species as well as those rare and endangered ones.

You can see lions, elephants, gorillas, zebras, kangaroos and so much more.

Ride the roller coasters at Six Flags Over Texas

Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington has many thrilling slides and family attractions and is one of the best amusement parks in Texas.

At the park, visitors can ride gravity defying roller coasters including New Texas Giant, Texas Skyscreamer, Titan, and more.

For North Texas visitors who love water sports and action, there’s no better place to visit than Six Flags Hurricane Harbor.

The waterpark is home to thrilling slides, lazy river, and kiddie pools.

A day at Six Flags Over Texas is full of family fun and should definitely be on your North Texas bucket list.

See a game of the Dallas Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys is one of the most popular teams in the NFL and it plays home games at the enormous AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Watching a game here is an amazing experience.

Admire the panoramas from Reunion Tower

Reunion Tower, located in Downtown Dallas, is an iconic feature of the Dallas Skyline.

The impressive building has an observation deck and a revolving full-service restaurant, making it very popular for date nights and romantic meals.

The panoramic views of the Dallas Skyline from the observation deck are also breathtaking.

Visit the Dallas World Aquarium

One of the largest aquariums in the Dallas-Fort Worth region is the Dallas World Aquarium.

Visitors can encounter sharks, penguins, otters, piranhas, and more exotic water creatures at this massive aquarium.

Explore North Dallas

North Dallas is a popular area that comprises neighborhoods such as Oak Cliff, Arlington Park, Lake Highlands, and North Park.

This vibrant area is home to some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment venues in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Visitors can shop at North Park Center or Galleria Dallas for designer brands as well as eat delicious Texan cuisine such as brisket and tacos.

Step into the past at Dallas Heritage Village

Dallas Heritage Village is a living history museum that tells the story of Dallas’ past through a collection of preserved buildings and artifacts.

The Village is in Old City Park. It is home to several restored historic buildings, including a log cabin, a schoolhouse, and a church.

Visitors can tour the buildings and learn about the city’s rich history.

Visit the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum

The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum in Dallas is a state-of-the-art facility on the grounds of the Southern Methodist University.

It houses the archives of the George W. Bush presidency, as well as a museum that tells the story of his time in office.

The museum features interactive exhibits that tell the story of the Bush presidency, from the September 11th attacks to the War in Iraq.

The museum also has a replica of the Oval Office, as well as a full-scale replica of Air Force One.

Besides these, DFW metro area is home to many other attractions including Texas Discovery Gardens, Highland Park Village, Texas Motor Speedway, and more.

Visit the Fort Worth Stockyards

Fort Worth Stockyards is a North Texas attraction that attracts thousands of visitors every day.

The Stockyards offer the ultimate old west experience and are full of fun things to do.

Visitors can watch bull-riding at Cowtown Rodeo, experience the aroma and flavor of Texas cuisine, shop for unique cowboy boots and hats, and watch live cattle drives among other activities.

Visit on a Friday or Saturday night and you can listen to live music, dance the two- step, and enjoy the bars in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

Marvel at the Fort Worth Water Gardens

Fort Worth Water Gardens is an impressive multi-level man -made garden consisting of waterfalls, pools, and fountains.

Located in downtown Fort Worth, close to Sundance Square, the water garden is popular for photoshoots.

 

Waco

Waco is another one of the best cities to visit in Central Texas.

The city is rich in history and has lots of points of interest to visit.

Waco Mammoth Site at the dig site of a prehistoric mammoth, Texas Ranger Hall of Fame Museum, Dr Pepper Museum, Cameron Park Zoo, and Magnolia Market are all great attractions here.

 

Glenrose

Glen Rose is home to several other tourist attractions apart from the Dinosaur Valley State Park.

The city is home to Fossil Rim Wildlife Center – a drive through safari where kids can feed zebras, deer, giraffes, and more exotic animals.

If you love dinosaurs and want to see more of them, then visit the Dinosaur World in Glen Rose.

Grapevine

Grapevine is known as the Christmas capital of Texas.

During the holiday season, Grapevine has numerous festive and fun things to do for visitors.

Admire the Holiday Lights on Main Street, ride the North Pole Express to meet Santa Claus, and celebrate the holidays with many other events.

 

Wichita Falls

Wichita Falls is a great city to visit for outdoor activities and fun family activities.

From its scenic location on the Wichita River to its rich history and culture, there is something for everyone in Wichita Fall.

The city is home to several museums and historical sites, as well as a variety of outdoor activities.

Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking in the city’s parks, fishing in the river, or exploring the many trails that wind through the city.

McKinney

McKinney is a city in the county of Collin and it’s one of the best cities to visit in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

You can visit McKinney for its great shopping, restaurants, historical sites, and more.

Take a tour of downtown McKinney, shop at McKinney Market Center, eat at some amazing restaurants, and visit the historic sites to learn more about the history of this city.

 

Ennis

Ennis is one of the best places to see bluebonnets in Texas.

Views of bluebonnets are stunning, especially in late March to early April.

Drive the scenic bluebonnet trails, shop at the bluebonnet festival, and listen to live music concerts!

Granbury

Historic Granbury has great shopping, dining, museums, festivals and events for visitors.

Learn about the history of Granbury during the Civil War battlefields, take a tour of historic homes to learn more about this town’s unique history.

Go wine tasting at Grape Creek Vineyards or go fishing at Lake Granbury.

 

Muenster

Muenster, located north of the Dallas area, is a charming German town in Texas.

Visit the historic buildings in downtown Muenster, admire the architecture, and visit one of the many German restaurants.

Enjoy a glass of wine and listen to live music at the wineries!

 

Denton

Denton is a charming city in North Texas.

The city has beautiful architecture and is most famous for the striking Denton County Courthouse.

It also has Victorian homes, a pretty Town Square, and streets filled with boutiques and stores.   Ray Roberts Lake State Park is located nearby and is perfect for spending the day on the water.

Rockwall

Rockwall, Texas is a small city located just northeast of Dallas.

It is known for being the smallest town in Texas with its own lake, Lake Ray Hubbard.

Visitors to Rockwall will find plenty of activities to take part in such as art galleries, quaint shopping and dining opportunities as well as spending time on the beautiful Lake Ray Hubbard beaches.