Immersion in U.S. history

In front of the museum, we went to a cafe near the park for breakfast. We have already been here and we liked everything, so we decided not to look for a new institution on the last day, but to devote more time to the city.

The museum, the place where Oswald shot Kennedy. It tells us about this tragic event for America and about the era in which people had to go through it. We've taken an audio guide for a more detailed study of the issue. There were quite a few people in the museum, and everybody tried to get to the window from which the murder took place more quickly.

The next museum on the plan was the Old Red Museum, or Historical Museum. The museum building is one of the most beautiful in the city and stands out from the crowd of new buildings and skyscrapers. The museum is now closed and is being relocated. But you can walk around the majestic building and walk to the John F. Kennedy Memorial.

They chose a place near the museums. The place is small, but it's pretty cheap and delicious. Got a Taco Brisket and Coffee for dessert Pina Colada cake.

The last night in Dallas they decided to dedicate a movie and went to one of the oldest cinemas. The building acquired historical significance in 1963 as the place of arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald. Films, events and concerts are still shown here.

Traditionally, we went to a Mexican restaurant. It's a small place, but it's delicious here. The staff kindly recommended our dishes according to our preferences. After sitting in a cafe for a while, we decided to go to the hotel early.

It was our last night in this beautiful city. Left the car outside the hotel and went for a walk on the night streets. Dallas is beautiful at any time of day, in the light of the sun or windows and lanterns. We were delighted to be back in our room in the middle of the night.