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Tourist Attractions |
| Travel
Packet and Visitor Brochures Order these before you come to Dallas and be prepared in advance. |
| Omni TheatreGrayline Tours
of Dallas / Ft. Worth Several different kinds of popular tours are available. |
| The
Fort Worth Zoo More than 5,000 animals in natural habitats. |
| The Dallas
Zoo Many exotic and endangered species. Ride the monorail. Walk the nature trail. |
| Six
Flags Over Texas Amusement Park in Arlington |
| The Dallas World
Aquarium The world's largest freshwater aquarium and an 85,000 gallon saltwater aquarium. |
| Fort Worth Stockyards Shopping, dining and sightseeing in the old west. |
| Stockyards
Rodeo Cowtown Coliseum The world's first indoor rodeo, every Friday and Saturday night. |
| Stockyards Station Shops, restaurants, entertainment and a western-theme amusement park. |
| Fort Worth Cultural District |
| Tarantula Steam Train Ride the train between Grapevine and Fort Worth's Stockyard district. |
| Southfork Ranch Tour the mansion and ranch made famous by the TV series Dallas. |
| Texas Lil's Dude Ranch One day getaways at this authentic Texas Dude Ranch. |
| Dallas West End Entertainment |
| Ft. Worth Stock Show and Rodeo |
| Pro Rodeo Cowboy Association |
| Deep Ellum Entertainment District |
| Highland
Lakes The seven Highland Lakes start in Austin, 200 miles south of Dallas/Ft. Worth, and extent to the northwest for over 80 miles. The lakes are popular vacation spots for people who enjoy water sports and fishing. There are bed & breakfast inns, resorts and cabins for rent along the lakes. |
| Museums |
| Dallas Museum of Art |
| Dallas Museum of Natural History |
| The Sixth Floor Museum |
| Kimball Art Museum – Ft. Worth |
| Modern Art Museum of Ft. Worth |
| Fort Worth Museum of Science and History |
| Sir Richardson Collection of Western Art - Ft. Worth |
| Cavanaugh Flight Museum |
| Amon Carter Museum |
| Cattle Raisers Museum - Ft. Worth |