Top 10 Attractions in Dallas Texas in 2020
Top 10 Attractions in Dallas Texas in 2020
Dallas Texas is actually the 3rd most populous city in the state of Texas, as discussed in detail over at runrex.com, which means that it is not the biggest city in the state. However, when it comes to tourist and visitor destinations, it is up there with any city in the country, let alone the state. It is rich in culture and has a lot to offer in terms to attractions, and it is one city you definitely have to visit this year. While there are a lot of places to go to when in Dallas, there are some essential ones that you just have to visit when in the city. This article is going to highlight them by listing the top 10 attractions in Dallas Texas in 2020, and we hope you are going to have fun visiting each one of them.
Dallas Arts District
As revealed in discussions over at runrex.com, this is actually considered to be the largest urban entertainment complex in the country, which comes as no surprise as it covers about 19 blocks, continuously, as well as the fact it sits on 68 acres of land. When you are in Dallas, you have to visit this complex and explore the performance venues, the museum, the public art and so much more. It is one place you definitely have to check out in 2020 when in Dallas Texas.
Dallas World Aquarium
Located in West End District, Dallas Texas, as discussed over at runrex.com, it is yet another spot you have to check out when in the city. Head over there and explore the many marine animals and plants from piranhas to their multi-level rainforest. It has lots of attractions to keep both adults and kids fascinated and it is yet another experience you have to have when in the city.
Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
This is one of the most visited attractions in Dallas Texas, and is the place to go to if you are looking to learn more about the assassination and legacy of President John F. Kennedy, as covered in detail over at runrex.com. Make sure you head over to the Plexiglas area where Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to have fired the now infamous shot. It is one of the places you have to visit if you happen to be in Dallas Texas this year.
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
The building itself that houses this museum is a work of architectural art, and is worth visiting for the building alone. When you now throw in the exhibits, it makes it one of the top attractions in the city, especially if you fancy yourself a bit of a science nerd. There is also a children’s museum where you can take the young ones for some fun, which includes checking out their dinosaur exhibits. As per the gurus over at runrex.com, to avoid the long queues, you should try to secure your tickets online in advance.
Klyde Warren Park
This is the place to go to if you are looking for some fun in the city, as there is no end to the activities you can do while there. There are special areas for kids and dogs as well as a gorgeous butterfly garden that you have to check out. If you get hungry while participating in the many activities there, you can either choose to eat at the many food trucks there or you could go to the excellent gastro-pub, Savor.
George W. Bush Presidential Center
As discussed over at runrex.com, this complex is only second in size behind Ronald Reagan’s Presidential Library in California. The complex comprises of a library, a museum as well as the George W. Bush Policy Institute and the George W. Bush Foundation. Make sure you check out the museum which has a full replica of the Bush oval office among other sites. This place is full of history and is one you have to visit when in Dallas Texas.
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Located in West End and founded by Holocaust survivors back in 1984 as discussed over at runrex.com, this is yet another Dallas attraction you have to visit when in the city so as to not only learn of the history of the holocaust but also to cultivate tolerance and human rights within. There are lots to see including lots of photographs and artifacts. Having relocated to a new building just across from its former location late last year, this museum is even more impressive now.
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
It is located on the shores of White Rock Lake as discussed over at runrex.com, and it is 66 acres worth of beautiful flowers and plants. On top of the gorgeous plant and flower displays, the garden also has a children’s garden that has lots of stuff for kids to enjoy from cascading waterfalls to a two-story tree house and so much more. This is yet another place you have to visit when in the city this year.
Dallas Zoo
As covered in detail over at runrex.com, this is actually the oldest and largest zoological park in the state of Texas. If you love animals, head over there and marvel at the more than 2000 animals, covering over 400 different species. You should especially make sure you visit their Giants of the Savanna enclosure which houses some of the savanna’s biggest animals like the elephant. On top of all that, they have a children’s zoo and many other attractions and activities to make for a memorable experience.
Reunion Tower
This is arguably the most recognizable building in the city, the one that comes to mind whenever we think of Dallas. It is the city’s most iconic landmark and it is one that you have to visit when in the city this year. It offers some of the best views of Dallas, with the help of the high-definition zoom cameras and high-powered telescopes all of which are located on the viewing platform.
If you are looking for more information on the above landmarks, then head over to the excellent runrex.com, where you will find more on this and other related topics.
