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Whether your clients are seeking family-friendly experiences, artfully curated nights out, or unforgettable culinary moments, Dallas offers a sophisticated mix of culture, creativity, and charm, with an ever-evolving lineup of new experiences to discover.
From interactive entertainment to immersive pop culture destinations, the city continues to surprise—welcoming highlights like Mo Money, an engaging activation blending culture, music, and lifestyle, and Netflix House, a highly anticipated venue set to bring fan-favorite shows to life.
From iconic attractions like Reunion Tower and the Perot Museum of Nature and Science to vibrant new destinations such as Blues Alley, Nancy Best’s Fountains, and the immersive Sweet Tooth Hotel, Dallas is a city that surprises and delights at every turn.
No matter the length of their stay—one day or three—your clients will find a seamless blend of inspiring performances, renowned dining, and dynamic neighborhoods to explore.
Explore the articles below to get inspired—and don’t miss our exclusive hotel offers available for a limited time.
From a night out in Deep Ellum to lunch in Trinity Groves and beyond, there is so much to experience in Dallas, its surrounding cities and the places we call home!
Downtown: Downtown Dallas is a vibrant hub where culture, creativity, and energy come together. Highlights include the AT&T Discovery District with its blend of tech, art, and cuisine, and the Eye at The Joule, a striking 30-foot eyeball sculpture.
Pioneer Plaza showcases Dallas' cowboy heritage with impressive bronze longhorns. For relaxation and luxury, The Joule and The Adolphus hotels offer exceptional service, rooftop views, and unique Dallas experiences.
Deep Ellum: Deep Ellum in Dallas is a vibrant neighborhood known for its creativity and energy. During the day, visitors can enjoy legendary BBQ at spots like Pecan Lodge and Terry Black’s BBQ.
At night, Blues Alley comes alive with live music, artsy lounges, and late-night bites, celebrating the area's jazz and blues heritage. It's a gritty, authentic part of Dallas where every block offers something unexpected.
Uptown: Just north of downtown, is a polished and vibrant area connected by Klyde Warren Park. Visitors can enjoy a free ride on the vintage M-Line Trolley, explore shopping at West Village, and experience live music at The Rustic.
The neighborhood features leafy streets, buzzing patios, and a mix of local boutiques and big-name brands, offering an elevated and distinctly Dallas vibe.
Arts District: Spread over 20 square blocks and encompassing 68 acres, the walkable downtown hub of creativity features art for all the senses with award-winning museums, performing arts venues, restaurants and bars, while an arts magnet high school, Booker T. Washington, inspires tomorrow's brilliant artists.
Bishop Arts District: Tucked in Oak Cliff, Southern Dallas, Bishop Arts District has become a popular destination with over 60 independent boutiques, coffee shops, galleries, and eateries.
Known for its connection to Bonnie & Clyde, the area maintains a creative and welcoming atmosphere. Revelers Hall is a highlight, offering daily live music and a lively street scene where locals and visitors celebrate together.
Dallas boasts the largest contiguous urban arts district in the country, offering a rich arts and culture scene. Visitors can explore the Dallas Arts District and venture into neighborhoods like the Design District and Deep Ellum for galleries and street art. The city has something to offer every art lover, history enthusiast, and culture seeker.
The Dallas Museum of Art: Established in 1903, the museum is a central figure in the vibrant Dallas Arts District in Downtown Dallas. Holding more than 22,000 works spanning 5,000 years of history, the DMA is one of the 10 largest art museums in the country.
The Meadows Museum: Known for its impressive collection of Spanish art, The Meadows Museum on the campus of Southern Methodist University showcases masterpieces from renowned artists like El Greco, Goya, and Picasso, offering a uniquely rich experience for art lovers.
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum: A moving and thought-provoking experience, this museum educates visitors on the lessons of the Holocaust while advocating for human rights and justice. It’s a deeply important stop for those seeking to understand the power of memory and resilience.
Sixth Floor Museum: The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza chronicles the assassination and legacy of President Kennedy. Located in the historic Texas School Book Depository building, the Museum presents the social and political landscape of the early 1960s, chronicles President Kennedy's assassination and its aftermath, reflects upon his lasting impact on our country and world, and connects the past to the present for students, families and visitors.
The Presidential Library: A must-see for history enthusiasts, The Presidential Library offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and legacy of President George W. Bush, covering his time in office, his presidential decisions, and the pivotal moments that shaped his administration.
AT&T Performing Arts Center: Nestled in the heart of the Dallas Arts District, the AT&T Performing Arts Center is hailed as one the most significant performing arts centers, operating three of the nation’s finest performance venues, including the Winspear Opera House, Wyly Theatre, Strauss Square and Sammons Park.
Hass Moto Museum: For motorcycle enthusiasts, the Hass Moto Museum is a must-visit. With the world’s largest collection of custom-made motorcycles, it’s a thrilling stop that combines craftsmanship, history, and horsepower.
Mo Money: Located in Dallas Downtown Historic District, the MoMoney is a vibrant cultural activation spotlighting music, art, and community. A new experience designed to delight both children and adults alike.
Dallas Zoo: The Dallas Zoo is the oldest and largest zoo in Texas with 106-acres of space with over 2,000 animals! Visitors can enjoy various encounters and attractions like the penguins exhibit or head over to hand-feed a giraffe. They can complete their adventure with some grub at zoo-themed eateries and a ride on the safari monorail.
Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens: Deemed by locals as the crowning jewel of Dallas, this 66-acre urban oasis is one of the world’s premier gardens, and certainly one of the most colorful. The Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden is packed with STEAM learning opportunities and plenty of outdoor adventures, perfect for families with kids.
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament: It's dinner and a show with a medieval twist, with some sword fighting and jousting thrown in for good measure. The family dinner theater is a popular attraction in Dallas and likely on a lot of bucket lists. If your clients are planning an outing, don't forget to book Medieval Times Dinner tickets along with hotel stays!
Dallas World Aquarium: Opened to the public in 1992, the Dallas World Aquarium has been in the Downtown Dallas area for nearly 30 years. Along with providing animal and plant lovers an opportunity to see wildlife up close, the aquarium offers field trips and educational sessions for children and adults.
Perot Museum of Nature & Science: Experience the wonders of science and nature at the Perot Museum, an architectural masterpiece nestled in Downtown Dallas. Designed by Thom Mayne, this eco-friendly museum offers an array of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and a state-of-the-art 3D theater. Visitors can explore eleven permanent exhibits, from dinosaurs to space exploration, and marvel at the stunning T. Rexcalator, an escalator with panoramic views of the city.
Netflix House: Netflix House at Galleria Dallas is a first-of-its-kind, year-round destination where fans can immerse themselves in their favorite Netflix stories. With new activations and experiences introduced throughout the year, Netflix House offers fresh reasons to return again and again.
Make the most of a Dallas visit with curated experiences like Dallas CityPASS, now updated to include access to AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, alongside other top attractions at a discounted price. Big D Fun Tours offers hop-on, hop-off trolley rides with narration for a scenic city introduction.
Encourage your clients to subscribe to the Dallas Insider Pass on the Visit Dallas website, unlocking exclusive deals, special discounts, and curated experiences across attractions, dining, and entertainment—making it easier to explore and enjoy the city during their stay.
Visitors can unlock exclusive deals, discounts, and curated experiences across attractions, dining, and entertainment with the Dallas Insider Pass, making it easier to explore the city during their stay.
For dining, the Michelin Restaurant app highlights top local eateries and hidden gems. These suggestions ensure a memorable trip filled with ease, excitement, and flavor.
Shop Boldly: Dallas is a shopping destination that goes big—from world-renowned luxury to one-of-a-kind local finds. At NorthPark Center, visitors can browse over 200 stores including Neiman Marcus, Eataly, and Nordstrom, all set against a backdrop of museum-worthy art and lush landscaping.
Nearby, Galleria Dallas offers iconic experiences like indoor ice skating, seasonal events, and a lineup of global brands for every style. For elevated elegance, Highland Park Villagedelivers designer prestige with boutiques like Café Dior and the fashion-forward Forty Five Ten.
International clients can shop with extra incentive thanks to TaxFree Shopping and 4N Tax Refund, two convenient rebate programs that help visitors get money back on qualifying purchases. It’s just another reason why Dallas makes retail a rewarding adventure.
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Dallas calendar is packed of exciting events. If your clients are looking to have a good time on their Dallas visit, we’ve included what's happening in town now and in the coming months below:
Dallas During Global Football Tournament Season: In addition to some of the most anticipated matches expect a fully activated Dallas this summer. Check out the Global Football Tournament Fan Festival for live match viewing and entertainment, visitors can’t miss a pedestrian Main Street featuring outdoor screenings and cultural programming, the Red Ball Project public art installations across iconic locations, and special sports and football-focused exhibits at the Perot Museum and George W. Bush Presidential Center.
Margarita Mile: A self-guided trail showcasing Dallas’ most creative and iconic margaritas. Running from spring through fall, it’s an ideal way to explore the city’s vibrant bar scene during World Cup season.
Thursdays on Tap: Every Thursday, 6–10 PM (Spring–Fall 2026) at the Perot Museum. Enjoy live music, food trucks, drinks, and after-hours access to exhibits—an excellent pre- or post-match evening experience throughout June and July.
Dallas Pride: Held on June 6, 2026, in Downtown Dallas. A high-energy celebration featuring the Dallas Pride Music Festival in the Park, Family Pride Zone, Teen Zone, and the Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade.
Mesquite Rodeo: Taking place every Saturday from June to August, the “rodeo capital of Texas”, Mesquite (20 minutes from Dallas). Experience authentic Texas rodeo culture with bull riding, live entertainment, and family-friendly excitement throughout the summer season.
Pride in Dallas: Scheduled for September 12, 2026 Oak Lawn. A week-long celebration culminating in the Cedar Springs Pride Parade, continuing Dallas’ vibrant cultural calendar beyond summer.
State Fair of Texas: Running from September 25 to October 18, 2026, at Fair Park. One of the most iconic events in the United States, featuring food, rides, live entertainment, rodeos, art, agriculture, and immersive Texas culture.
Riverfront Jazz Festival: Held from September 4 to 6, 2026. A world-class jazz festival featuring national and international artists across multiple genres along the riverfront.
Autumn at the Arboretum: From September to November, 2026, visitors can explore a this seasonal showcase featuring nearly 10,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash, including the beloved Pumpkin Village.
Sports Seasons: From August through April, experience Dallas’ professional sports culture:
• Dallas Mavericks (NBA) – September to April
• Dallas Stars (NHL) – September to April
• Dallas Cowboys (NFL) – August to January
World Cup visitors can extend their stay to experience live professional sports alongside major international events.
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