Tourist Attractions in Dallas, TX

Opened in 2003, the Nasher Sculpture Center has a collection of modern and contemporary sculpture and contains exhibits exploring the history of the art of sculpture.

It is no surprise that top entertainment acts come to Dallas, and many of them perform at the American Airlines Center arena.

The Dallas Zoo is a 106-acre park housing more than 2,000 exotic animals from 406 species in a variety of different habitats.

A great place to stop and relax as you make your way through downtown Dallas is Klyde Warren Park.

The Dallas Museum of Art has been a long-standing institution in the city since it opened in 1903.

Housed in a massive architectural masterpiece designed by Thom Mayne, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science is a top Dallas attraction for families and curious tourists.

The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum has an in-depth look at America's 43rd president and the history of the Bush family's public service.

The highlight of the tower is the GeO-Deck observation viewing platform, with panoramic views of Dallas from 470 feet in the air.

Highlights: 360-degree views of Dallas, GeO-Deck observation platform at the top of the tower

Highlight: Seasonal festivals take place among the internationally renowned gardens