Dallas, in the state of Texas, is one exciting city. It is so full of so many things worth visiting and watching that we’re sure that a visit to these would remain etched in your memory. If you’re planning to visit Dallas or even better, relocate there, here’s a list of places you must visit while in Dallas. Read on:

Dallas Museum of Art:
One of the ten largest museum’s of the United States, and dating back to 1903, the Dallas Museum of art is home to nearly 24000 artefacts from not just America, but all over the globe too. Apart from the permanent artefacts here, there are frequent temporary displays of art by various artists – both noted and upcoming in this museum. While touring this museum, you’re sure to get a taste of slices from all around the world!

Dallas World Aquarium:

Looking out for something fit enough for the young and old at the same time? Well, you need to head straight to the Dallas World Aquarium! A massive aquarium with a lot of fish species on display, this is nothing less than an amusement for little kids. Not forgetting informative for adults. You’ll have a lot of fun if you schedule your visit here during the feeding time of the fishes –keep that in mind!

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza:
A beautiful museum which covers one of the most poignant moments of history, The Sixth Floor Museum is filled with more emotions than memoirs. And just so you don’t feel out of context, they even have a multimedia representation of the history building up to the entire moment. And then you have everything that describes and replicates the political climate during President Kennedy’s visit to the state of Texas and his assassination therein.

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden:

Sprawling across 66 acres on the southeast coast of the stunning White Rock Lake, the mesmerizing show of plants here is indeed worth giving a visit. Also, a scenic location – beautiful enough to click those Instagram worthy photos, this garden is more than just a garden. It often hosts concerts, art shows, festivals, programmes – so if you chance upon one while you’re here – you’re lucky!

The Dallas Zoo:
One of the oldest zoos in the United States, the Dallas Zoo was established in 1888. Spread across 106 acres, the zoo is home to around 2000 species of animals from various habitat across the world. They even have a monorail to take you through the park. Not forgetting the amusement park here, which is a hit amongst kids!