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Texas powerhouse known for its Arts District, Tex-Mex cuisine, luxury shopping, and historical importance in American politics.
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English is the primary language, but Spanish is extremely common due to the large Hispanic population.
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Plan my tripExplora el fascinante pasado de dallas y descubre cómo se ha desarrollado a lo largo de los siglos.
Founded in 1841 as a trading post on the Trinity River, Dallas grew rapidly thanks to its strategic location for railroad routes, becoming a key center for cotton and, later, oil.
In the 20th century, the city established itself as a financial and technological center. However, it was forever marked in world history by the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963 in Dealey Plaza.
Today, Dallas is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth 'Metroplex', one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the US, excelling in telecommunications, technology and an arts scene that is one of the largest in the country.
La cronología histórica muestra los momentos clave que han definido el desarrollo de dallas a lo largo de los siglos.
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Safe in tourist areas, but with urban crime rates in certain areas.
Very low overall; only specific neighborhoods are walkable.
The DART system is the longest in the US, but the city remains car-dependent.
An expensive destination: lodging and nightlife add up; use public transport and set menus.
From live music bars in Deep Ellum to sophisticated lounges in Uptown.
Home of the Dallas Arts District, the largest contiguous arts district in the country.
One of the best cities to eat in the US, famous for BBQ, Tex-Mex and Steaks.
Dallas is considered the shopping capital of the southwest.
Extreme heat and risk of severe storms.
City very accustomed to business and convention visitors.
A fantastic destination for families with interactive museums and theme parks nearby.
Oak Lawn is the epicenter of one of the most active LGBTQ+ communities in the South.
Genuine Texan hospitality; the people are open and friendly.
Flat meadow landscape; the beauty is more urban than natural.
An iconic skyline with modernist skyscrapers and the largest arts district in the US.
Dominated by the events of 1963, but with a rich history of the cowboy era.
Dallas has invested heavily in freeway urban parks and nature preserves.
Overall, a very clean and well-maintained city, especially in the business districts.
A corporate giant that now attracts many technology startups.
Excellent infrastructure and a massive business community.
Comprehensive assessment of this destination
An economic power with a cultural and gastronomic offer that surprises those who expect only cowboys.
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Extreme heat and risk of severe storms.
Ideal weather and flowers at the Arboretum, although it is storm season and possible tornadoes.
Extremely hot, with temperatures frequently exceeding 38°C (100°F).
Very pleasant temperatures and the celebration of the State Fair of Texas.
Generally mild, but with sudden cold fronts ('Blue Northers') that can bring ice.
Lots of sun throughout the year.
Perfect autumns.
Dangerous heat in August.
Tornado season in spring.
Summers are intense and require indoor planning.
Spring and autumn are the most recommended seasons for tourism.
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Daily spending per person
More affordable than US coastal cities, but the cost of transportation and high-end dining can add up quickly.
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Explore the most fascinating places this city has to offer
Located in the former Texas School Book Depository, it examines the life and legacy of JFK.
The iconic sphere-shaped tower that offers 360-degree views of the city.
One of the largest art museums in the US with a collection spanning 5,000 years.
A park built on a highway that connects Downtown with Uptown, full of food trucks and activities.
Historic neighborhood known for its murals, blues and jazz venues, and alternative nightlife.
A science museum with futuristic architecture and interactive dinosaur and technology exhibits.
66 acres of spectacular gardens on the shores of White Rock Lake.
A lovely area with independent boutiques, art galleries and some of the best local restaurants.
More than an aquarium, it is a vertical rainforest with exotic birds, sloths and marine life.
One of the world's finest collections of modern and contemporary sculpture in a serene setting.
Home of the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington; a marvel of engineering and sport (the 'Jerry World').
It has a huge bronze sculpture that recreates a cattle drive with 49 oxen and 3 riders.
A small urban oasis with a spiral chapel famous for its stained glass windows.
Historic Art Deco complex housing the State Fair of Texas and several museums.
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Discover fascinating destinations near dallas perfect for day getaways
Experience the authentic Old West with daily cattle drives, rodeos, and historic saloons.
Cowboy culture, History, family
Visit Chip and Joanna Gaines' design empire at the Silos and the Dr Pepper Museum.
Shopping, design, HGTV fans
Known as the wine capital of Texas, with a charming historic downtown and vintage trains.
Wine, shopping, Christmas atmosphere
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Discover the unique character and charm of each city district.
Elegant, young and professional, with lots of nightlife and the historic tram.
The musical and artistic soul of the city, with an industrial and rebellious touch.
Bohemian, cozy and full of local gastronomic treasures.
The center of LGBTQ+ culture, very lively and diverse.
Sophisticated, with high-end art galleries and designer restaurants.
Extreme luxury, mansions and the most exclusive shops.
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One of the largest fairs in the US, famous for Big Tex (the talking statue), extravagant fried food, and the Texas vs. Texas football game. Oklahoma.
The largest flower display in the southwest at the Arboretum, with more than 500,000 tulips.
Spectacular Christmas displays including 'The 12 Days of Christmas' in glass gazebos.
Discover the most important events and festivals celebrated throughout the year
Great parade and festival in Fair Park celebrating diversity.
The largest food festival in the city.
Celebration of the region's rich musical heritage.
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