Things To Do in Dallas, Texas

Located on the sixth floor of the Dallas County Administration Building from which Oswald fired those infamous shots, this historic exhibition chronicles the life, times, assassination and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.

Dallas World Aquarium

A 22,000-gallon tunnel with a panoramic view of underwater reef life is the centerpiece of this popular aquarium that also runs a preservation program involving young green sea turtles.

Dallas Museum of Art

Established in 1903, this prestigious art venue features a wide selection of art exhibits, from Ancient Mediterranean to Contemporary Art and Design.

Dallas Zoo

Come nose to nose with a chimpanzee and watch tigers swim at this new and improved zoo that features three major attractions: Wilds of Africa, Zoo North and Children's Zoo.

Prestonwood Baptist Church

Friendly church popular for its engrossing Sunday morning sermons.

Fair Park

Large urban park with museums, flea markets and events. Covers over 227 acres.

Conspiracy Museum

A museum that reflects many of the conspiracy theories relevant to JFK's assassination.

Old City Park

Park containing over 37 historic buildings.

Deep Ellum

This former warehouse district is now a funky nightlife and shopping area.

Bar of Soap

A laundromat that includes a bar, pinball, pool tables and live music.

Sixty-six acres of peaceful woods and beautifully manicured lawns and flowers: a great place to spend an afternoon.

The Women's Museum

The Women's Museum memorializes how women in America have shaped history and culture.

White Rock Lake Park

Surrounding the jewel of Dallas, 1,015-acre White Rock Lake, the park is a prime spot for running, hiking, bird watching, fishing and people-watching.

Science Place

With over 200 hundred hands-on exhibits, a planetarium and an IMAX theater, this kinetic museum encourages children to learn more about science.

Texas School Book Depository

The building in which Lee Harvey Oswald hid and fired at President John F. Kennedy.

West End Marketplace

Five-story shopping and dining center with an atrium in the middle.

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Symphony center in Dallas.

Dallas Museum of Natural History

A beautiful neo-classical building houses lots of historical artifacts and is best known for its children's area.

Thanks-Giving Square

Interfaith complex with a chapel, fountain, bells and garden.

Ad-Libs Improv Comedy Club

Since 1986, Ad-Libs has been entertaining and amazing audiences with it's fast-paced improv show. The comedy's subject matter comes directly from the audience, creating interactive entertainment that allows the crowd to become part of the show and feed on the frenzied Mardi Gras atmosphere. The comedy is quick, clean and unforgettable.