Dallas Highlights Tour

Experience Dallas: The Ultimate City Tour.
​Discover why we love Dallas on this exciting city tour! Join your expert Tour Guide and explore the highlights of Dallas, from its rich history and vibrant arts scene to iconic architecture, JFK landmarks, and much more. Capture unforgettable moments with photo stops, detailed insights, and visits to diverse neighborhoods. This tour is the perfect way to see and learn about Dallas!

Magnolia Pegasus and Omni Dallas Hotel at Kay Bailey Convention Center

Golden Boy, AT&T Discovery District

Family Reunion on Tour

Founders Plaza, West End Historic District

Reunion Tower & the Texas Flag

Enjoying the Old Red Courthouse

Exall Lake, Highland Park

JFK and Jackie arriving at Love Field Airport

Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge by Santiago Calatrava

Pioneer Plaza, downtown Dallas

Cowgirl Boots

The Eyeball by artist Tony Tasset

West End Historic District: Where Dallas Began
Start your journey in the West End Historic District, a U.S. National Register of Historic Places site. Explore Dealey Plaza, the birthplace of Dallas, and learn about the city’s founder, John Neely Bryan. Visit Founders Plaza and see Bryan’s original log cabin, a testament to the city’s humble beginnings.
 
JFK Assassination Site: Walk Through History
Step back in time to November 22, 1963, at Dealey Plaza, the site of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Walk the Grassy Knoll, pause for a photo of the Sixth Floor Museum, and reflect at the Kennedy Memorial.
 
Pioneer Plaza: A Tribute to Texas Heritage
Experience the grandeur of Pioneer Plaza, home to larger-than-life bronze sculptures depicting a Texas cattle drive. Climb to the top via stepping stones for the best views of the Texas Longhorn Steers and Cowboy’s astride horses.
 
Downtown Dallas: Iconic Landmarks and Art
Drive through downtown Dallas along Main Street to see the “iconic” Eyeball, a 30-foot sculpture. Learn about the history of Dallas-founded brands like Neiman Marcus and 7-11. 
 
Klyde Warren Park: Urban Oasis
Stroll through Klyde Warren Park, a vibrant, landscaped urban park that connects downtown and Uptown. Enjoy daily activities including food trucks, fitness classes, a children’s playground, games, movie nights, and live music.
 
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge: Architectural Marvel
Cross the stunning Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, designed by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. Stop on the river levee for breathtaking views of the Dallas skyline and learn about the rapid growth of west Dallas.
 
Dallas Arts District: A Cultural Hub
Explore the Dallas Arts District, the largest urban arts district in the U.S. This walkable neighborhood features world-class museums, performing arts venues like the Winspear Opera House, and modern art at the Texas Sculpture Walk. Discover the history behind the Cathedral Guadalupe and the historic Belo Mansion.
 
Victory Park: Where Sports and Culture Meet
Visit Victory Park, a cutting-edge neighborhood known for trendy dining and shopping. Snap photos at the American Airlines Center, home to the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks and NHL’s Dallas Stars. Learn about the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, an architectural gem with exhibits on prehistoric creatures, space, and more.
 
Uptown Dallas: Historic Trolleys and Modern Culture
Cruise through Uptown, a fashionable neighborhood connected by the historic McKinney Avenue Trolley. Explore the Harwood District, home to the Samurai Collection, the largest private collection of Samurai art and armor in the world.
 
Highland Park: Scenic Splendor
Drive through scenic Turtle Creek to the exclusive Highland Park neighborhood. Marvel at grand mansions, stroll through Lakeside Park, and visit the beloved Teddy Bear sculptures. Discover the neighborhood’s ties to Beverly Hills.
 
Southern Methodist University: History and Art
Visit the beautiful campus of Southern Methodist University, home to the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the Meadows Art Museum, featuring one of the finest collections of Spanish art outside Spain.