The Texas Cultural Center

Found a breakfast cafe. Beautiful, cozy place with a variety of cuisine. And the food is delicious and the staff is friendly. We sat there and thought it would probably become one of our favorite places.

The museum is located on college campus. Visited him on a friend's recommendation. The story of the early 2000s, the events of 9/11 and the life of George W. Bush are mainly described here. Very interesting and informative, you can stay here for a long time, but we did not have much time, unfortunately.

This park is an island of nature in noisy Dallas. Here locals and tourists escape the scorching sun of Texas. We walked along the shady alleys, rested on the bench under the trees, and freshened up in the fountains. It was the funniest place in the park, the water comes from under the stone slabs in small jets. Children and adults run among them with great pleasure!

The people were a little quiet and relaxed. The portions were large enough to eat one dish. The choice of dishes is small, but everything was delicious. If you like Mexican cuisine, it's worth a visit.

The museum is very much liked! It tells us everything! Dinosaur exhibits, interactive objects, 3D movies about the planet. A lot of things you can touch and learn from practice. There are excursions, but we've decided to look around on our own so we don't have to depend on time.

The best view in Dallas! From the observation deck of the city as in the palm of your hand and you can take stunning photos. Also, there's a cafe here. The menu wasn't interesting at all, so we decided to have dinner on the ground.

Tonight's dinner has been arranged at CBD Provisions. The institution was chosen on the Internet by feedback and went to check whether it was good. Indeed, the place is worthy of the highest score! Made from organic food from local farms. The price list is above average and the portions are small, but you can make up for the quality and taste of the dishes.

Today was a pretty busy day, so the night walks were postponed. During the time left to spend in Dallas, we had to bypass more than one museum and had to plan all the days correctly.