Museums and Attractions

We stopped by Starbucks on the way to the Art Museum. We love this place for a very tasty coffee. Wherever we go, we're sure to go for a cappuccino nut, it's our tradition.

Three attractions are right next door: the Centre for Contemporary Sculpture, the Asia Museum of Art and, of course, the Dallas Museum of Art. Unfortunately, we only got one last one, but it was enough. A beautiful place with paintings, sculptures, artifacts and exhibits from all over the world. Also, there are third-party exhibitions, in addition to the main exhibition.
Closed on Monday.

Then we visited the Oceanarium. Coming here, you plunge into the tropical jungle, which is located on three floors at once. In the huge aquariums you can see crocodiles, turtles and other aquatic inhabitants. When we went up to the roof, we found a whole rainforest! Birds fly here and sloths crawl through the trees!

We decided to take a break from museums and parks of the city and went to the shopping center. This is a beautiful and massive building, with a huge glass roof. There's an ice rink in the building and a big food court. We went shopping, bought a couple of things and had a bite to eat.

The park is especially beautiful in the evening. The lights on the trees light up, the illumination turns on all over the territory and you get into a real fairy tale! We've never seen so many glowing trees before. It's a great place to take a walk before dinner and take amazing pictures!

They found a bar in the park and decided to have dinner there. Today, without any restaurant delights, they took fries and burgers. There was an atmosphere of fun, music and a table in the corner to celebrate a birthday. Too bad we didn't get a chance to stay here any longer, we had to go to a hotel.

Tomorrow was the last day we could devote ourselves to Dallas, and the day after tomorrow we'll have to leave. There are still a few places we wanted to go. We're hoping it works out.