Visit American Airlines Center, the home of the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, stroll through Victory Plaza, learn about championship moments, concerts, and major events hosted at one of America's busiest entertainment arenas. Great first group photo opportunity.

Highlights: Skyline photos, bridge architecture, Trinity River history, Ronald Kirk Bridge and Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge & Trinity Overlook.

Known for its glowing sphere high above downtown, Reunion Tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Dallas skyline. Learn the story behind this Dallas icon and grab a great photo along the way.

Step back to where Dallas began! See the historic cabin honoring John Neely Bryan, founder of Dallas, and discover how a small 1841 settlement along the Trinity River grew into the vibrant city you see today.

Visit the John F. Kennedy Memorial, a striking tribute to the 35th President of the United States. Dedicated in 1970, this open-air monument offers a quiet place to reflect on President Kennedy’s life and legacy.

Walk through the historic Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963. See Elm Street, the Triple Underpass, Pergola, and other landmarks connected to one of the most significant events in American history.

Explore one of the most famous and debated locations connected to the JFK assassination. See the Grassy Knoll and picket fence while learning about eyewitness accounts, investigations, and the questions that continue to surround that historic day.

See the former Texas School Book Depository, now home to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. The historic building overlooks Dealey Plaza and examines President Kennedy’s life, assassination, and lasting legacy. (Exterior Only)

The iconic Pegasus sign is one of Dallas’ most recognizable symbols. First lighting up the skyline in 1934 atop the Magnolia Building, the flying red horse became a symbol of the city’s growth and energy. Today, visitors can see a restored Pegasus in downtown Dallas, making it a favorite stop for photos and a fun piece of Dallas history.

You can’t miss this one! Standing 30 feet tall, Dallas’ Giant Eyeball is one of downtown’s quirkiest landmarks and an irresistible photo stop. Discover the story behind this unexpected piece of public art.

Highlights: Walk among the famous bronze cattle drive sculptures and hear stories of Dallas' beginnings as a cattle-trading center.

Walk among the larger-than-life bronze longhorns of Pioneer Plaza, celebrating the cattle drives that helped shape Texas history. With dozens of longhorns and horseback riders, it’s one of Dallas’ most impressive and fun photo stops.

Explore a Dallas favorite filled with local vendors, specialty foods, restaurants, gifts, and Texas-made finds. Enjoy time to browse, grab a snack, shop for something unique, or simply soak up the lively market atmosphere.

Discover the colorful side of Dallas as you explore Deep Ellum’s murals, street art, and photo-worthy landmarks. Along the way, learn how this historic neighborhood became famous for blues, jazz, entertainment, and Dallas culture.

Get a taste of Texas at Pecan Lodge, one of Dallas’ best-known barbecue destinations. Located in the heart of Deep Ellum, it’s famous for smoked brisket, ribs, sausage, and classic Southern sides. Come hungry!