Dallas Historic buildings + Museum pictures

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Discover the details and artifacts surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy at this multimedia museum. 

With film nights, book readings and live music, it’s easy to forget this museum has a world-class permanent collection, with free entry.

Discover the details and artifacts surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy at this multimedia museum. 

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

An oasis within the city, this gallery is dedicated to quality sculptural work from some of the biggest names in the art world. 

This extensive collection of Asian art located in the heart of the Dallas arts district feels less like a museum and more like a Japanese pagoda. 

Famed throughout the world during the 1980s as an oil tycoon’s playground where ten gallon hats, big shoulder pads and even bigger hair were just part of the scenery, the TV show ‘Dallas’ certainly rings true – albeit now with a slightly less outlandish sense of dress.

Put yourself in the shoes of President George W. Bush in a museum dedicated to the events and decisions made during his time in office.

An oasis within the city, this gallery is dedicated to quality sculptural work from some of the biggest names in the art world. 

With film nights, book readings and live music, it’s easy to forget this museum has a world-class permanent collection, with free entry.

Discover the details and artifacts surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy at this multimedia museum. 

An innovative Dallas Museum examines just one day during World War II to explore the events of the Holocaust and some of the heroes who fought against it. 

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.

Visit three of the city’s most popular museums all at once in this combined facility for family entertainment and learning.

With film nights, book readings and live music, it’s easy to forget this museum has a world-class permanent collection, with free entry.

Visit memorials to former U.S. President John Kennedy, walk in the footsteps of the first settlers of Dallas and spot colorful marine life at an aquarium. 

An innovative Dallas Museum examines just one day during World War II to explore the events of the Holocaust and some of the heroes who fought against it. 

An innovative Dallas Museum examines just one day during World War II to explore the events of the Holocaust and some of the heroes who fought against it. 

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.