Dallas

The cultural heart of downtown Dallas, the art district is a family-friendly destination highlights both visual and performing arts, as well as Klyde Warren Park and many restaurants.

This natural history and science museum is spread across two campuses in the city, showcasing an incredible permanent collection across 11 halls, as well as a changing programme of temporary exhibits. With special events and areas dedicated to children, the Perot makes a great day out for the whole family.

The largest mall in Dallas, North Park Center is one of the top shopping destinations in the US.

Situated on the lakeshore in East Dallas, this beautiful series of gardens and fountains stretches over 66 lush acres. 

Home to thousands of species from around the world, the Dallas World Aquarium and zoo makes a great trip for young and old alike. The aquarium places great importance on conservation and education, with an endangered species breeding programme and appealing programme of talks.

Home to the Dallas Mavericks basketball team, this premier arena hosts a world-class programme of sporting events, concerts and comedy. With capacity for 20,000 visitors, the atmosphere at the AAC during game time is unmatched.

One of the largest art museums in America, the DMA boasts a collection of art from around the world, in addition to a contemporary collection filled with the works of modern icons. Located in the Design District, the Dallas Museum of Art is a great place for families to enjoy.

Overlooking Dealey Plaza, this museum examines the life, times, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. Located on the sixth floor, in the very spot where Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed the president, the museum makes for a fascinating and emotive visit.