"Dallas: "The Big D"" a Dallas Travel Page by tejanasueca

Dallas is in northeastern Texas and is at the convergence at about 12 major highways. The Trinity River flows through the center of the city, and the best times to visit are the spring and fall when the weather is pleasant the festivals are in full swing! Dallas, or the ‘Big D’ is known for its business growth and status, its popular restaurants, and its fabulous shopping! The city is also famous for its Dallas Cowboys football team, the cheerleaders, and the soap opera ‘Dallas’.

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Dealey Plaza

Dallas has the biggest urban arts district in the USA, which accounts for many places to visit if you’re a tourist. For family fun, visit the Dallas Zoo and view exotic animals while learning about the biology and habitat; travel to Science Place which is full of educational activities; and explore the World Aquarium! Other places to go include Fair Park, Old City Park, Reunion Tower, Sixth Floor Museum on Dealey Plaza, and Hurricane Harbor. If you’re a sports fanatic, catch a game with the Dallas Stars, Cowboys, Rangers, Mavericks, Sidekicks or Desperados!

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The Old Book Depository Building

The West End

The West End, Dallas' true historical district, sets the stage for the story of Dallas when it was first settled in the mid-1800s. Since then, chapters continue to unfold daily along its picturesque streets and buildings.

What makes the West End unlike any other area of Dallas? It offers visitors a window into the past with beautifully preserved and masterfully renovated historical buildings. The West End also provides a host of recreational opportunities such as retail attractions, fascinating museums, exciting nightlife, and a variety of cultural events. Visitors enjoy all of this in one of the most "happening" neighborhoods in Dallas. There is something for everyone and you'll find it along the tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks.