In Dallas müssen Sie keine Cowboystiefel tragen, aber wenn Sie dies tun, passen Sie gut hinein. Diese schwingende Stadt im Nordosten von Texas kann ihren Lone Star-Stolz einfach nicht verbergen und verkörpert in vielerlei Hinsicht den Staat selbst: weitläufig, mutig und voller übergroßem Charme (und ja, westlicher Kleidung). Obwohl es nicht mehr wie in den frühen 2000er Jahren die am schnellsten wachsende Skyline in den USA ist, bietet die Innenstadt von Dallas immer noch genügend Aktivitäten, um Besucher jeden Alters zu unterhalten. Machen Sie eine Stadtrundfahrt durch die Museen, Parks und Cafés entlang der Straßen des Dallas Arts District, dem kulturellen Zentrum der Stadt. Stellen Sie sich im Perot Museum für Natur und Wissenschaft neben funkelnde fünf Fuß hohe Geoden oder rollen Sie auf einer Segway-Tour durch die Straßen des West End Historic District. Tour Dealey Plaza, der Ort der Ermordung von J.F.K., und die dazugehörigen Exponate im Sixth Floor Museum. Oder verwöhnen Sie Ihren Gaumen auf einer Food-Tour: Sie werden eine Reihe von Köstlichkeiten probieren, von gehobener Küche bis hin zu hausgemachten Lone Star-Spezialitäten wie Chili und Brisket. Planen Sie für einen glamourösen Blick auf die Lichter der Stadt die Stadt selbst vom 143 Meter hohen GeO-Deck am Reunion Tower bei Nacht aus. Im Gegensatz zu Dallas bietet das nahe gelegene Fort Worth reduzierte Wandertouren mit vielseitiger Architektur und entspannter ländlicher Atmosphäre, die Ihnen helfen, zu verstehen, wie es seinen Spitznamen Cowtown erhielt.
For a few perfect months between the chilly winter and steamy summer, Dallas celebrates spring with events such as Dallas Blooms, Deep Ellum Arts Festival, Savor Dallas, and the Dallas International Film Festival, making this season a great time to visit. You’ll also find pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds in the fall, but be prepared for rain.
Kristin grew up in Dallas and spent her formative years visiting theme parks and music venues. Now, as an adult who frequently visits family in the area, she's far more appreciative of the region’s food and culture.
find a barbecue restaurant with an outdoor patio and order a beer or margarita. One of my favorites is Ferris Wheelers Backyard and BBQ in the Design District.
involves catching a show in Deep Ellum. While the names have changed since I spent my formative college years hopping from venue to venue, the laid back vibe and cold beer have not.
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, which covers the history of the JFK assassination. Although I didn’t appreciate it as a school kid, I learned a lot as an adult.
you should visit when there’s a rodeo in town. The most famous is the Mesquite Rodeo which typically runs during the summer months.
eat at the restaurant at the top of Reunion Tower. It’s a bit pricey but the views are phenomenal. Plus, Dallas is very flat, so you can see for miles and miles.
is thinking Dallasites all wander around in 10-gallon cowboy hats. Typically, if you see someone in a cowboy hat, they’re a tourist.
Think of Dallas and you can’t help but think of the Dallas Cowboys—arguably the most famous football team in the NFL. The Texan city is also famous for the TV show “Dallas”, the birthplace and headquarters of 7-Eleven, and as the city where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
...MehrHead up the landmark Reunion Tower for a view over Dallas, visit the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza and the Sixth Floor Museum, and take a stroll around the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. Football fans won’t want to miss a behind-the-scenes tour of the AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
...MehrWatch a show in the Arts District, ride a rollercoaster at the Six Flags Over Texas theme park, or dive into the interactive exhibits at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. In the evening hours, head to the Deep Ellum entertainment district to sip frozen Margheritas and enjoy live music.
...MehrThree days in Dallas gives you enough time to take in the top attractions and explore Dallas’ neighborhoods. Visit the Reunion Tower, John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, and Dallas Arboretum, tour the AT&T Stadium, and party in the Deep Ellum entertainment district, then take a day trip to Arlington or Fort Worth.
...MehrDallas is a cultural hub, where you can discover the museums of the Arts District, hit the shops at the NorthPark Center or Dallas Galleria malls, or catch a football game at AT&T Stadium. The Deep Ellum entertainment district is buzzing at night, packed with bars, restaurants, and live music venues.
...MehrYes, Dallas is generally a safe city to visit. However, crime rates are still reasonably high, and, like all major US cities, you should take care at night and keep an eye on valuables. South Dallas, Cedar Crest, and the Convention Center District are some of the less safe areas.
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