Hanna Bewley
1. Dallas Farmers Market If you have ever been to a farmers' market, you have never been to one like this. I went for the first time a few days ago, and it is definitely a must for anyone visiting the Dallas area. It's so big, it is spread over two different buildings! There is something for everyone here - from antique stores to restaurants to all the fruit you could ever wish for.
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2. The Museum of Memories
Looking for a good photo opportunity? Look no further. The Museum of Memories is an interactive art gallery that gives you all the creative and nostalgic vibes. This exhibit was created by artist Steffi Lynn to take you back to the 90s, and make you feel like a kid again. It consists of a variety of interactive installations and murals for you to explore. My personal favorite was the cloud-themed room. Curious? Go there and check it out for yourself!
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3. Deep Ellum
The lively Deep Ellum district is known for its vibrant street murals, art galleries, concert venues, and restaurants. If you are in the mood for a fun and quirky place, go check it out! This is part of what makes Dallas such a fun place to explore - you never know what you might find!
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4. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
The Dallas Arboretum is a 66-acre botanical garden located in East Dallas on the shore of White Rock Lake. It preserves both history and nature within its breathtaking views. It has beautiful art installations, waterfalls, and, of course, lots of flowers! They hold special events every week, from concerts to cooking classes. It is definitely a place that the whole family will enjoy. If you get lucky, you might see some rabbits hopping around.
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5. Reunion Tower
This one is still on my bucket list. The Reunion Tower is certainly an iconic Dallas landmark. It offers a 360-degree view of the downtown Dallas skyline and has two restaurants for you to enjoy great food while you enjoy a great view. I've been told the best time to visit is during sunset, so you can get the photos of the beautiful colors reflecting off the buildings. It is a long elevator ride though, but the view is definitely worth the trip.