Things To Do
The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Spanning 66 acres, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is a stunning horticultural display featuring seasonal flowers, ornamental shrubs, and trees. The garden is especially known for its seasonal events, such as the Dallas Blooms spring festival and the Autumn at the Arboretum pumpkin village. It’s a beautiful place for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or a family outing.
Fort Worth Stockyard
Located in the heart of Fort Worth, this historic district offers a unique blend of old-west charm and modern attractions. Visitors can witness the world's only twice-daily cattle drive, where Texas Longhorns are driven down Exchange Avenue, recreating the historic cattle drives of the past. The Stockyards also feature the renowned Stockyards Championship Rodeo, providing thrilling rodeo action every weekend. Explore the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, shop for authentic western wear, and dine at one of the many rustic restaurants offering delicious Texas cuisine. The lively nightlife includes country music, dance halls, and saloons, ensuring a complete western experience. With its rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere, the Fort Worth Stockyards offer a captivating glimpse into the cowboy way of life, making it an essential stop for any tourist.
Giant Eyeball
### Giant Eyeball in Dallas The Giant Eyeball is a quirky and iconic sculpture located in downtown Dallas. This 30-foot-tall, realistically detailed eyeball was created by artist Tony Tasset and has become a popular photo spot for both locals and tourists. Situated on the lawn of The Joule Hotel, the sculpture adds a touch of surrealism to the urban landscape. Its striking appearance makes it a memorable attraction, perfect for a quick visit and a unique selfie. The surrounding area also offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and art installations, making it a fun and interesting stop during your exploration of Dallas.
