Dallas Tours

Tour highlights include:

• Dealey Plaza — Explore the history of the site forever linked to President John F. Kennedy and the events of November 22, 1963.
• JFK Memorial — See Dallas’s distinctive tribute to the life and legacy of President Kennedy.
• Old Red Courthouse — Admire the striking red sandstone exterior of one of the city’s most recognizable historic buildings.
• Dallas City Hall — Discover the bold architecture that makes this downtown landmark stand out.
• Pioneer Plaza — Experience the spirit of the Old West through its impressive bronze

Tour highlights include:

• Founders Plaza & John Neely Bryan Cabin — Discover Dallas’s beginnings and the story of its early settlement.
• Old Red Courthouse — Admire one of the city’s most distinctive historic landmarks, known for its red sandstone and dramatic towers.
• JFK Memorial & Dealey Plaza — Reflect on President John F. Kennedy’s legacy and learn about the events of November 22, 1963.
• Pioneer Plaza — Experience a tribute to Texas’s cattle-drive heritage through larger-than-life bronze longhorns and cowboys.
• Dallas City Hall — See the bold, angular architecture designed by renowned architect I. M. Pei.
• Thanks-Giving Square — Discover a peaceful space dedicated to gratitude in the heart of downtown.
• First Baptist Dallas Fountain Plaza — See a distinctive fountain plaza in the downtown cityscape.
• Deep Ellum — Explore a neighborhood known for its musical roots, colorful murals, and creative spirit.
• The Wilson Block — Step back in time through a historic neighborhood featuring Queen Anne and Victorian-style homes.
• Dallas Arts District — Discover a cultural destination filled with museums, performance venues, and impressive architecture.
• Klyde Warren Park — See how a park built above a freeway became a lively gathering place connecting downtown and Uptown.
• Highland Park — Enjoy the tree-lined streets, elegant homes, and landscaped surroundings of this distinctive community.
• Uptown & McKinney Avenue — Experience a lively district known for restaurants, shops, and its historic trolley.
• West End Historic District — Discover the brick buildings and historic streets that connect Dallas’s past with its present.