Dallas is the ninth-largest city in the United States, yet it has more restaurants and more shops per capita than New York. The city combines the traditional flavor of the Southwest with the sophisticated, contemporary corporate and cultural amenities of one of the country’s key business centers.
The third-largest city in Texas, Dallas boasts the culture, sports, art and commerce of a major metropolitan city – all with a warm Texas charm.
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Cowboy Stadium
A tour of world’s largest indoor stadium, with its mega-technology and world-class collection of art, make this a one-of-a-kind experience.
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Highland Park Pharmacy
Take a seat at the old-fashioned booth or snag a stool at the soda-fountain counter and savor the eatery's milkshakes or the pharmacy’s classic – two slices of Sunbeam bread filled with American cheese, grilled to perfection and served with dill pickle chips.
Dallas Museum of Art
The museum's incredible collections range from pre-Columbian art to Impressionist paintings.
Cowboy Boots
Visit Cowboy Cool in the West Village or Pinto Ranch at North Park Center to outfit yourself with some cowboy boots for wrangling or dancing.
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Two Stepping
For an evening of some real Texas honky-tonk, head to Fort Worth and try two-stepping at Billy Bob’s or the White Elephant.
