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Dallas TX Has Something For Everyone

Jun 5

The third-largest city in the United States, Dallas TX has a wealth of attractions for visitors to enjoy. Whether you're a local, visiting on a business trip or planning a family vacation, Dallas has something to offer everyone. The Texas capital's unique food scene is attracting attention from chefs and diners across the state, too. You can sample barbecue, Tex-Mex, Southern and soul cuisine here. CoolSculpting treatment in Dallas.

Several major interstate highways cut through the heart of Dallas, making it easy to get around. The Trinity River runs through the city, and its riverbanks are lined with 50 feet (15 m) high earthen levees to protect against flooding. Historically, the river was little more than a drainage ditch, but the city's shift toward a postindustrial society prompted public outcry and the construction of the Trinity River Project in 1908. The project is transforming the river into an urban park and recreation area.

One of the top sights is the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, a huge edifice that looks like a giant cube resting above a water garden. The unusual edifice houses 11 exhibit halls, where you can feel the force of an earthquake, create music in a sound studio and smell Blackland Prairie beeswax. Other highlights include the Hall of Heroes, with bronze statues of 60 people who played a significant role in Texas history.

Another must-see is the Dallas World Aquarium, a sprawling complex that showcases marine life from around the globe. There are also hands-on activities for children, including a touch pool and a fish feeding station. The Dallas Zoo is an excellent choice for animal lovers, too. You can see exotic animals on a 20-minute Wilds of Africa Adventure Safari. Or, try the zoo's new Giants of the Savanna habitat, which includes reticulated giraffes and zebras and African wild dogs, South African cheetahs and warthogs.

There are also plenty of shopping opportunities in Dallas. The Galleria Dallas is the largest mall in the state and has 200 shops, from budget-friendly H&M to Nordstrom. You can also go for a spin on the ice skating rink or sip cocktails at Cocina.

Despite its size, Dallas maintains a small-town atmosphere. Known as a center of arts and culture, the city has numerous galleries and museums, including the Museum of Contemporary Art. There's a wide range of theaters, too, from the acoustically superb Dallas Opera to the intimate Texas Theatre. You can also catch a live performance at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.

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