Cheap Holidays to Dallas

Dallas Holidays

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Holidays in Dallas

You're invited to experience the sights, sounds and smells of Dallas.

Making new friends is a big part of travelling, and with 1,200,000 residents calling this place home, you're certain to have plenty of opportunities.

Texas' capital, Austin, lies 180 miles away from Dallas, while Red Oak lies 18 miles away.

In a celebrated destination filled with new things to see and do, Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor are in a league of their own. Dallas World Aquarium and the University of Dallas are every bit as iconic.

If you're travelling with the entire family, trips to the Angelika Film Center and Legoland Discovery Center will most definitely make you popular. Kids still full of energy? Keep the excitement going with a visit to Hawaiian Falls The Colony and Sandy Lake Amusement Park.

Take a deep breath and go on an adventure beneath the ocean's waves at Children's Aquarium at Fair Park, where you will encounter all kinds of sea life. Yet another oceanic world awaits at Children's Aquarium at Fair Park.

You don't have to be a youngster to enjoy visiting the Dallas Zoo! Both young and old will have lots of exciting opportunities to marvel at its fascinating animals through a variety of well-thought-out exhibits.

Have you ever wanted to know how your wine starts from a bunch of grapes and ends up as a delicious glass of red? Then consider paying a visit to the Delaney Vineyards and the San Martino Winery and Vineyards. If you have the time, a stop at the Collin Oaks Winery will also delight your palate.

You don't have to be an avid gardener to take pleasure in the exquisite garden beds at the Texas Discovery Gardens and the Grapevine Botanical Gardens.

Take a break from your hectic sightseeing schedule and get cosy on the grass at Nasher Sculpture Center and Arbor Hills Nature Preserve. Alternatively, get your body moving and keep the kids on the go by roaming around Fair Park or Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.

Try to spot the native wildlife at Joe Pool Lake. Or, if you're looking for a bit of action, why not enquire about water activities at Grapevine Lake?

Dallas features a multitude of natural reserves, such as Cedar Hill State Park and Clear Lake Park. Two more areas to check out are Breckinridge Park and White Rock Lake Park.

Southfork Ranch and the Sixth Floor Museum both have a number of enthralling objects and displays. Ask the friendly staff about group tours or wander the serene hallways on your own. Museum nerds also need to go to the Frontiers of Flight Museum and the Meadows Museum.

Learn all about the latest and greatest in scientific advancements at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. The venture of discovery doesn't have to end there. Founder's Plaza Observation Area is up to the rafters with even more science objects and displays that are just waiting to be explored.

Our big blue planet is home to an incredible variety of plants and animals. Get to know some of the world's more unusual characters when you visit the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary.

In a destination flush with terrific art exhibitions, the Dallas Museum of Art and the African American Museum stand out from the rest. More colourful paintings and creative sculptures await you at the Museum of Biblical Art and the Arlington Museum of Art.

Travel back through time and explore the events and people that have left an indelible mark on Dallas at the Nash Farm and the Old Red Courthouse. For another insight into times gone by, also plan an excursion to the George W Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the Collin County History Museum.

Are you curious about Dallas' past? Pay a visit to the Southern Methodist University and the Texas Christian University. If you're still looking for more, the Dallas Baptist University and the University of Texas at Arlington should also be on your must-see list.

Boasting quite a long list of notable inhabitants, Millermore Mansion is among the most striking dwellings in Dallas.

No matter your beliefs, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at MetroCenter and Cathedral Santuario de Guadalupe. St. Andrew Methodist Church and Prestonwood Baptist Church are also important pieces of the city's cultural identity.

They're unlikely to be at the top of your sightseeing list, but Dallas City Hall and the Dallas Country Club are still worth a few hours of your time. The Stonebriar Country Club and Collin County Courthouse also promise a great day out.