Step into one of the most significant moments in American history on a guided walking tour of the sites associated with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Explore Dealey Plaza, visit the Grassy Knoll, and trace the route of the presidential motorcade on November 22, 1963. Hear how the events unfolded and discover why these locations remain central to understanding that day.
Your guide will discuss the investigation, its official findings, and the competing theories that have fueled decades of debate—helping you distinguish documented history from speculation.
Tour highlights include:
Dealey Plaza — Explore the historic setting where the presidential motorcade passed through downtown Dallas.
The Grassy Knoll — Visit one of the most discussed locations associated with the assassination and learn why it became a focus of controversy.
Tour Duration: 1 Hour
Departure Times:
10:00 AM
11:15 AM
1:40 PM
3:00 PM
4:45 PM
Pick-up Location: JFK Memorial, 646 Main St., Dallas, TX 75202
Discover the places and stories connected to one of the most consequential days in American history. This guided tour takes you from the presidential motorcade route in downtown Dallas to the Oak Cliff locations central to the investigation that followed President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
Explore the events of November 22, 1963, as your guide connects the locations, timeline, and evidence. Learn about the official findings and the competing theories that continue to inspire debate, with a clear distinction between documented facts and speculation.
Tour highlights include:
Dealey Plaza & the Presidential Motorcade Route — Explore the setting of the assassination and hear how the events unfolded as President Kennedy’s motorcade traveled through Dallas.
The Grassy Knoll — Visit the location that became a focal point of eyewitness accounts and decades of debate.
JFK Memorial — See Dallas’s distinctive tribute to President Kennedy’s life and legacy.
Lee Harvey Oswald’s Rooming House — Visit the location associated with Oswald’s return after the assassination and learn about its place in the timeline.
J.D. Tippit Shooting Site — Visit the Oak Cliff area where Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit was killed and learn how this event became part of the investigation.
Texas Theatre — Stop at the historic theater where Oswald was arrested, bringing a pivotal chapter of that day’s events into focus.
Each tour includes several stops for photo opportunities, giving you time to capture memorable moments along the way.
Please note: This tour does not include admission to The Sixth Floor Museum.
Ideal for history enthusiasts and visitors seeking a fuller understanding of the JFK story, this tour connects the famous landmarks with significant sites beyond downtown Dallas.
Tour Duration: 2 Hours
Departure Times:
10:00 AM
1:40 PM
Pick-up Location: JFK Memorial, 646 Main St, Dallas, TX 75202
Step back into one of the most pivotal moments in American history on a guided journey through the events of November 22, 1963. Explore the Dallas landmarks connected to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, then deepen your understanding with an independent visit to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.
Your experience begins with a professionally guided tour of Dealey Plaza. Through historical photographs, detailed storytelling, and explanations of the evidence, your knowledgeable guide will help you understand the people, places, and timeline surrounding that tragic day. Hear about the official findings and competing theories, with a clear distinction between documented history and speculation.
Continue beyond downtown to the Oak Cliff locations central to the investigation, connecting the events at Dealey Plaza with what happened later that afternoon.
Tour highlights include:
Dealey Plaza & the Presidential Motorcade Route — Explore the historic setting and learn how the events unfolded as President Kennedy traveled through Dallas.
The Grassy Knoll — Visit one of the most discussed locations associated with the assassination and understand its place in the continuing debate.
Lee Harvey Oswald’s Rooming House — Discover its significance in the timeline of Oswald’s movements after the assassination.
J.D. Tippit Shooting Site — Visit the area where Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit was killed and learn how his death became part of the investigation.
Texas Theatre — See the historic theater where Oswald was arrested later that afternoon.
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza — Continue exploring independently through exhibits examining President Kennedy’s life, presidency, assassination, and legacy.
Each tour includes several stops for photo opportunities, giving you time to capture memorable moments along the way.
Sixth Floor Museum admission is included ($25 value).
The guided portion of the tour lasts approximately 2½ hours. Afterward, guests visit The Sixth Floor Museum on their own, exploring at their own pace. Allow an additional 1–1½ hours for the museum, bringing the total experience to approximately 3½–4 hours.
A compelling experience for history enthusiasts and first-time visitors who want to connect the historic locations with the deeper context presented in the museum.
Tour Duration: Approximately 3½–4 Hours
Guided Tour: Approximately 2½ Hours
Independent Museum Visit: 1–1½ Hours
Departure Times:
10:00 AM
1:40 PM
Pick-up Location: JFK Memorial, 646 Main St, Dallas, TX 75202
Does the JFK tour include admission to the Sixth Floor Museum?
Museum admission depends on the specific JFK tour you purchase. Please carefully review your selected tour’s description and inclusions when booking.
What is the difference between the JFK walking and vehicle tours?
Our JFK experiences vary in length, transportation, included stops, and museum admission. Walking experiences focus on the historic Dealey Plaza area, while our vehicle-based experiences allow guests to explore additional locations associated with the events surrounding President Kennedy’s assassination.
Can a walking tour use a vehicle because of extreme weather?
Yes. During periods of extreme heat, cold, or other weather conditions, portions of a walking tour may be conducted in an air-conditioned or heated vehicle for the safety and comfort of our guests and guides.
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