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Sightseeing
walking distance to Perot Museum. Designed by Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate Thom Mayne, this stunning 180,000-square-foot science museum on the outer edge of the Arts District boasts five floors of interactive exhibits focusing on everything from earth and space to geology, paleontology and engineering. Highlights include a children's museum with a dinosaur dig, an earthquake simulator and a gallery of gems and minerals featuring a 5-foot geode. A good way to start is to take the external glass escalator up to the top and work your way down while enjoying the panoramic views of downtown Dallas.
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Museo Perot de Naturaleza y Ciencia
2201 N Field Stwalking distance to Perot Museum. Designed by Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate Thom Mayne, this stunning 180,000-square-foot science museum on the outer edge of the Arts District boasts five floors of interactive exhibits focusing on everything from earth and space to geology, paleontology and engineering. Highlights include a children's museum with a dinosaur dig, an earthquake simulator and a gallery of gems and minerals featuring a 5-foot geode. A good way to start is to take the external glass escalator up to the top and work your way down while enjoying the panoramic views of downtown Dallas.
Walking distance to DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT. Spanning 68-acres and 19 contiguous blocks, the Dallas Arts District is considered the largest urban entertainment district in the nation. Filled with more buildings designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects than any other location in the world, the District is home to several superb performance venues, including the renown Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center as well as three prestigious museums: The Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center and the Crow Collection of Asian Art. Also within the District's confines is Klyde Warren Park, a 5-acre linear green space that features everything from a games area to events like yoga and film screenings
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Arts District
Walking distance to DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT. Spanning 68-acres and 19 contiguous blocks, the Dallas Arts District is considered the largest urban entertainment district in the nation. Filled with more buildings designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects than any other location in the world, the District is home to several superb performance venues, including the renown Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center as well as three prestigious museums: The Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center and the Crow Collection of Asian Art. Also within the District's confines is Klyde Warren Park, a 5-acre linear green space that features everything from a games area to events like yoga and film screenings
walking distance to Reunion Tower. When you think of Dallas, the first image that comes to mind is Reunion Tower, which has graced the city's skyline with its flickering orb since 1978. The tower is not only the city's most iconic landmark, but it's also one of the most visited. Unless you're coming to dine or drink at Wolfgang Puck's famed Five Sixty restaurant at the top, the only way up is by purchasing a ticket for the GeO-Deck, a viewing platform that allows guests to get a bird's eye view of the city with the use of interactive touch screens, high-definition zoom cameras and high-powered telescopes.
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Reunion Tower
300 Reunion Blvd Ewalking distance to Reunion Tower. When you think of Dallas, the first image that comes to mind is Reunion Tower, which has graced the city's skyline with its flickering orb since 1978. The tower is not only the city's most iconic landmark, but it's also one of the most visited. Unless you're coming to dine or drink at Wolfgang Puck's famed Five Sixty restaurant at the top, the only way up is by purchasing a ticket for the GeO-Deck, a viewing platform that allows guests to get a bird's eye view of the city with the use of interactive touch screens, high-definition zoom cameras and high-powered telescopes.
Recently opened in the West End, The Dallas Holocaust museum not only offers visitors a harrowing glimpse into the Holocaust, but it also addresses other 20th century genocides as well as the American Civil Rights Movement. Among the technologically enhanced exhibits are video testimonies from Dallas-area Holocaust survivors as well as an original Nazi-era boxcar and numerous items recovered from concentration camps. A centerpiece of the museum is the Dimensions in Testimony Theater (one of only two such theaters in the world), which uses holographic imagery to facilitate real-time interactions with Dallas Holocaust survivor, Max Glauben. Note that the museum is recommended for ages 12 and over
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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
300 N Houston StRecently opened in the West End, The Dallas Holocaust museum not only offers visitors a harrowing glimpse into the Holocaust, but it also addresses other 20th century genocides as well as the American Civil Rights Movement. Among the technologically enhanced exhibits are video testimonies from Dallas-area Holocaust survivors as well as an original Nazi-era boxcar and numerous items recovered from concentration camps. A centerpiece of the museum is the Dimensions in Testimony Theater (one of only two such theaters in the world), which uses holographic imagery to facilitate real-time interactions with Dallas Holocaust survivor, Max Glauben. Note that the museum is recommended for ages 12 and over
Right in Front of The American Airlines Center (AAC) which it is a multi-purpose arena located in the Victory Park neighborhood in downtown Dallas, Texas. The arena serves as the home of the Dallas Mavericks of the National Basketball Association and the Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League. The arena is also used for concerts and other live entertainment. It was opened in 2001 at a cost of $420 million
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American Airlines Center
2500 Victory Pk LnRight in Front of The American Airlines Center (AAC) which it is a multi-purpose arena located in the Victory Park neighborhood in downtown Dallas, Texas. The arena serves as the home of the Dallas Mavericks of the National Basketball Association and the Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League. The arena is also used for concerts and other live entertainment. It was opened in 2001 at a cost of $420 million