All Attractions in Dallas

Rich with presidential history, Dallas is home to several popular attractions. The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum highlights his two-term presidency while the Sixth Floor Museum and Texas School Book Depository preserves one of the darkest days in American history, the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

On a lighter note, the Dallas Arboretum features 66 acres of utopian, intricately tended gardens and the Dallas Museum of Art is home to many masterpieces. Dallas is also known for one of the world's best collections of 20th Century architecture; just wandering around the glittering streets downtown is great way to take in the eye candy that enriches the city's skyline.

Topgolf The Colony

3760 Blair Oaks Dr The Colony TX 75056

(469) 213-5204

Topgolf features 102 bays over 3 floors, an amazing rooftop terrace, lively bars and a golf game concept that is sure to blow you away!

Stevens Park Golf Course

1005 N Montclair Ave Dallas TX 75208

(214) 670-7506

The oldest metropolitan course in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, Stevens Park opened its links in 1922. The course is surrounded by some Dallas' more exclusive neighborhoods, and offers up views of the downtown skyline.

Cooper's Golf Park

1200 South Pipeline Rd West Euless TX 76040

(817) 283-2222

Cooper’s Golf Park has been in business for 20 years. In fact, we will be celebrating our 20th anniversary this year with a grand affair. In the past two years we have made many improvements.

Brook Hollow Golf Club

8301 Harry Hines Blvd Dallas TX 75235

(214) 637-1900

Brook Hollow Golf Club is a full-service, family-oriented private country club established in 1920 serving over 1,000 members, their families and guests.

Dallas Heritage Village

1515 S. Harwood St. Dallas TX 75215

(214) 421-5141

Nestled on 13 tree-lined acres on the southern edge of downtown, Dallas Heritage Village offers visitors of all ages the chance to literally walk in the footsteps of the earliest settlers of North Texas. Tour 38 historic structures from 1840 to 1910.