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The Dallas Museum of Art features American designs and famous European paintings in the Arts District.

The Nasher Sculpture Center mixes traditional and contemporary art in a tranquil setting.

Reunion Tower is a long-standing landmark offering breathtaking views of the city, with fine dining available.

The Dallas World Aquarium features underwater passages to observe remarkable creatures, and also includes a jungle walk with monkeys.

Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington offers over 100 rides for family fun, including the Rock-n-Rocket and Texas-sized hot dogs.

Pioneer Plaza features bronze statues of Texas longhorns in a landscaped park, commemorating the old cowboy trails.

The Arboretum and Botanical Gardens feature colorful displays of native plants and European flowers, with food trucks available.

The Perot Museum Of Nature And Science offers children the chance to experience simulated natural events and explore science.

At the Dallas Zoo, visitors can see cuddly koalas, hand-feed giraffes and admire other Giants of the Savanna.

Heritage Village offers visitors the chance to explore historical buildings and experience life in 19th-century Texas.

Southfork Ranch is the film set of the soap opera Dallas, where visitors can enter the estate where J.R. and Sue Ellen played out their unhappy marriage.

The West End is the location where the shot was fired that killed John F. Kennedy.

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza documents the assassination of John F. Kennedy.