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Dallas World Aquarium

Known for its various animal, bird and fish exhibits, the Dallas World Aquarium is located in downtown Dallas, Texas and has been credited with preserving many threatened or endangered animals. Not only does the Aquarium offer the chance to view a large number of exhibits, visitors also have the option of feeding some animals, attending talks, dining and so much more. The Dallas World Aquarium opened in the year 1992 and is a for-profit aquarium and zoo in downtown Dallas, specifically in the West End Historic District. It is known for its initiative of conserving endangered animals, its cooperative breeding program in conjunction with other global zoos and for its role in educating people about the same. An accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums as well as the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Dallas World Aquarium houses a number of animal, bird and fish species, including three-toed sloths, vampire bats, jellyfish, tamarins etc. Read More

Opened in 1833 the Dallas Zoo is Texas’ largest and oldest nonprofit zoo. The Dallas zoo is spread over 106 acres of land, 3 miles from the main city of Dallas. The zoo is home to over 2000 animals representing 406 species. They have programs and events that take place in the zoo itself. In addition to this, they also have dining and shopping facilities at the zoo for visitors to have a memorable and comfortable visit. Established in 1888, it is the oldest and largest zoological park in Texasæand is managed by the non-profit Dallas Zoological Society. The zoo is divided into two major regions: ZooNorth and Wilds of Africa. ZooNorth is the original and oldest section of the zoo. The Wilds of Africa region was constructed seventy-eight years after ZooNorth and is accessed from ZooNorth via a tunnel beneath Clarendon Drive. Read More

David Dike Fine Art was established in 1986. The gallery mainly concentrated on artworks of the 19th and the 20th century. Providing a platform for the locals of the state. The gallery provides an extensive range of works that are made out of different material. The Gallery also holds frequent auctions and exhibitions to promote its artworks and artists.

Dealey Plaza, Dallas

Situated within a walking distance of the Sixth Floor Museum, Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas is a city park that was also where former President John F. Kennedy was shot dead in 1963. Owing to its historical significance and its proximity to tourist destinations such as the Sixth Floor Museum and Reunion Tower, the Plaza attracts large crowds on a regular basis. Dealey Plaza, located in downtown Dallas’ West End district, is a city park that is known best for being the site of former American President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Spread out over an area of about 15 acres, the Dealey Plaza Historic District was declared a National Historic Landmark and added to the National Register of Historic Places in the year 1993. Moreover, it is known for many structures, objects, sites and buildings that are of historical significance. Some are the Texas School Book Depository, the Dallas County Criminal Courts Building, the Kennedy Assassination site, the Triple Underpass, Kennedy Memorial and Plaza etc. Read More

Deep Ellum Urban Gardens is an urban community garden located in the Deep Ellum neighborhood. It was created by the residents and professionals in and around Deep Ellum, downtown, and Farmers Market. The garden was created with the motive to grow food on their own and to know the neighborhood. It is inclined to increase healthy activity and to learn from and teach each other; all the while creating a greener environment. The garden is managed by the volunteers and has many vegetables and edible plants growing around. There are many hangouts, lunches, and potlucks organized by the locals while doing the garden upkeep. Read More

The DFW temple, also known as the Ekta Mandir was devised by a group of devotees in 1981. The temple aims at providing a place of worship and a space for spiritual wellness for the Hindu community of Dallas and the surrounding area. Within the community, it is well known for its festive poojas. It is a popular place for family celebrations such as marriages, anniversaries, birthday parties, and for such celebrations, the Cultural hall is available for rent. A visit to the temple especially during the festive seasons is highly recommended. Read More

One of the most popular camping destinations near Dallas, Dinosaur Valley State Park is perfect for an adventurous as well as historical experience. There are primitive, group as well as fully-equipped campsites near the river. Depending on the type of campsite, there might be lantern posts, picnic tables, water sources, fire rings, electric hookups, showers and restrooms. Limestone Ledge Trail, Paluxy River Trail and others are ideal for hiking, biking or walking dogs while the river offers a chance to go fishing or swimming. The highlight of this park is the set of dinosaur tracks on the Paluxy River riverbeds, which make for an interesting fossil hunting experience; there is a map to make it easier to identify their locations. Read More

Located on the Devil's River, the waterfall is about 15 feet tall. Also known as the largest volume waterfall in Texas it is situated in the Bay Mountain Park. The land around the falls is private and requires the owner’s permission to visit the falls. A must-visit in the springtime and a hidden-gem in Texas. It is also the best spot for kayaking and enjoying the scenic beauty.

Situated at the corner of Cedar Springs and Hood Street in the Oak Lawn neighbourhood, Dragon Park is not exactly a proper garden but a private lush green piece of land in the middle of the city that isn’t the easiest to find. It was built to accompany the adjacent Select Salon Dallas and has several mystical yet calming features that make it the idyllic location to relax. Some of these are the many thick and tall trees at the entrance, statues such as that of angels, gargoyles, dragons, and Chinese guardian lions. The little secret garden is a great place to walk around or jog, sit and take in the beautiful setting, read a book or even take pictures amidst the many statues. It is advisable for people to leave their cars near the Hood Street side. Read More

The Dunn and Brown Contemporary, now known as the Talley Dunn Gallery was founded by Talley Dunn and Lisa Brown in 1999. The objective of the gallery was to give young and new artists a platform to showcase their artwork and get recognized for their talent. Some of the famous artists that they represent are Gary Panter, Trenton Doyle and Melissa Miller. The gallery is truly a spectacle and inspiration for all the budding artists. The gallery is only accessible by appointments. Read More