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African American Museum of Dallas

The African American Museum of Dallas is a 10-minute drive from the city center. The Museum showcases the largest folk art collection in the entire United States and owns a collection of African American art which teaches the importance of the African American eras and the black heritage. The Museum conducts many exhibitions throughout the year at an affordable price.

Airfield Falls Trailhead & Conservation Park

Airfield Falls is the largest natural waterfall in Tarrant. It is one of the hidden gems in Fort Worth and an escapade for the hikers. The scenic beauty along the trail is a bliss. The hike to the falls is 5-8 minutes walk from the trailhead. Located in the Airfield conservation park which holds a strong historical significance, visitors can also enjoy other attractions in the vicinity of the falls. It is a pet-friendly place and a 40 minutes drive from Dallas. Read More

Altitude H2O-Grapevine is one of the biggest floating obstacle course water parks in the state of Texas and is ideal for some family fun time during the hot summer months. Situated about 25 miles away from Dallas, it comprises of a variety of challenging obstacles courses, all floating over Grapevine Lake. Visitors get to balance on thin inflatable beams, go down slides, hang off of monkey bars, try to climb up an inflatable cliff, or jump onto a dome, all the while splashing around in water. It is mandatory to wear the life vests provided by the facility. The water park is open seven days a week allows visitors to choose between a single or double. session. Given that admission is on first-come, first-serve basis, it is advisable to book tickets online prior to coming here. Read More

Altitude trampoline park cedar hill is a trampoline park located 19 minutes away from the Dallas city centre. The park features activities like dodgeball, Foam pit activities, Trampolines, and even conduct fitness classes. The park even owns DJ’s for Teen nights.

The Angstrom Gallery is a one stop place for anyone who loves art. They entertain visitors who have no knowledge in art and are there to buy their art works from professional artists who come to visit the gallery.

The approach of the Antioch Community church is completely different from the other churches in Dallas. Their vision is to help grow into the beautiful like Jesus had given them. The community church focuses on the youth and they wish to see the city of Dallas on the path of goodness and gospel truth. The Antitich community church also has a renowned “planted” course for its people who are new to the religion. The course teaches them the basics of religion and goodness. They also give their attendees to be a part of the service team, where they can lend a helping hand to society. Read More

The Art Dallas Inc is one of Dallas’ oldest and functioning art galleries. Like many other galleries in the city it is highly known for its aid to designers and owners for decorating their home and workplaces. The gallery customized a range of shapes, materials, textures and artworks to come up with the best set of products to creatively design a household.

The Art Gallery Inc. is located in the city of Dallas and is known for its wide variety of artworks by local and famous artists.

Art Gallery Pure is an emerging art gallery in Dallas dedicated to providing a platform for young and emerging artists, providing artworks at affordable prices. The modern art gallery is known for not just contemporary art but also photography, digital art, acrylic colours, oil and much more. They have a series of paintings and scriptures that make the gallery more versatile and popular among the masses.

AT & T Stadium

The AT and T stadium is one of the largest and expensive stadium in the NFL league. It spans up to 3 million sq feet in size with an estimated cost of USD 1.48 billion. Home to the Dallas Cowboys, attending a game at the AT&T Stadium is always an unforgettable experience. Even if you’re not fond of the game it will still be worth the visit as you can enjoy the excellent architecture, artworks, and tours provided. The stadium is located in Arlington, Texas, and is also known as Jerry’s world after the Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. It is a world-class athletic structure whose usage is not only limited to matches for concerts, rodeos, and races are also held here. It replaced the Texas Stadium, which served as the Cowboys' home from 1971 through the 2008 season. To get a true glimpse into the area’s culture, a visit to the home of the Dallas Cowboys is necessary. On match days, the stadium opens 3 hours before kick-off but for the tours, it is best to visit during the offseason. Read More