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Have fun, indulge in your love for sports or the arts -- or just shop 'til you drop. Choices of nearby attractions are plentiful offering something for everyone and getting around Dallas is quick and easy.
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American Airlines Center  (show details)  (hide details)
American Airlines Center
.5 mile/2 minutes
214-222-3687/www.americanairlinescenter.com
Home to the Dallas Mavericks (NBA), Dallas Stars (NHL) and myriad concerts and live entertainment events
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Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie (show details) (hide details)
19 miles/35 minutes
972-263-7223/www.lonestarpark.com
Offering world-class horse racing with high-tech monitors and a climate-controlled grandstand, Lone Star also adjoins a major theatre venue offering year-round concerts and performances.
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Texas Motor Speedway (show details) (hide details)
43 miles/60 minutes
817-215-8518/www.texasmotorspeedway.com
Home to two annual NASCAR weekends and numerous other major events, this is one of the largest sports and entertainment facilities in America, seating more than
155,000 spectators.
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Fair Park (show details) (hide details)
4 miles / 10 minutes
(214) 426-3400 / www.fairpark.org
Fair Park was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1986 because of its exceptional significance in American history - derived from its 105-year association with the State Fair of Texas and as the site of the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. While the location of Fair Park dates back to the original 1886 fairgrounds, many of the existing buildings and public spaces were constructed for the 1936 Centennial. Fair Park has wide variety of facilities for museum space, exhibit halls, parks, plazas, sporting events, theater, concert amphitheaters, parking lots and livestock.
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Six Flags Over Texas & Hurricane Harbor (show details) (hide details)
28 miles/40 minutes
817-530-6000/www.sixflags.com
A pair of famed amusement parks in Fort Worth, offering rides, entertainment and year-round attractions for the family
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The West End Historic District (show details) (hide details)
1 mile / 4 minutes
www.dallaswestend.org
The West End, Dallas’ true historic district, offers visitors a window into the past with beautifully preserved and masterfully renovated historical buildings. The West End also provides a host of recreational opportunities such as retail attractions, fascinating museums, exciting nightlife, and a variety of cultural events. Visitors enjoy all of this in one of the most popular neighborhoods in Dallas with tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks.
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Dallas World Aquarium (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
www.dwazoo.com
Explore the newly expanded Mundo Maya exhibit, the rainforest and the mammoth aquarium that features 80,000 gallons of saltwater exhibits including sharks, stingrays, and hundreds of reef fish all in living coral reef ecosystems.
Exotic plants and creatures from around the world inhabit The Dallas Word Aquarium, where you can explore a South American rainforest or take a walk through a water tunnel surrounded by reef life from the Continental Shelf. Observe monkeys, stingrays, piranhas and penguins. Restaurant, cafe and gift shop. Available for private functions.
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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (show details) (hide details)
1.5 miles / 5 minutes
www.jfk.org
From its location in the former Texas School Book Depository, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza provides a comprehensive exhibit on the life, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.
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Dallas Arts District (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
www.artsdistrict.org
This 17-block, 62-acre neighborhood at the center of Dallas’ cultural environment, the largest urban arts district in the country, features the Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center, the Nasher Sculpture Center, the Dallas Museum of Art and numerous other facilities for arts, music, theatre and dance.
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Dallas Museum of Art (show details) (hide details)
.5 mile / 3 minutes
214-922-1200 / http:///
Impressionists and other European painters highlight this prestigious museum, as does its acclaimed collection of African art -- the most extensive in the U.S.
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Nasher Sculpture Center (show details) (hide details)
.5 mile/ 3 minutes
214-242-5150/www.nashersculpturecenter.org
With more than 300 stunning pieces, the Nasher is the first institution in the world dedicated exclusively to the exhibition of modern and contemporary sculpture from names that include Matisse, Picasso and Rodin.
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Crow Collection of Asian Art (show details) (hide details)
.5 mile/3 minutes
214-979-6430/www.crowcollecion.org
This renowned museum hosts historic objects of metal and stone, 600-plus paintings and large architectural pieces dedicated to the arts and cultures of China, Japan, India and Southeast Asia.
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The West End Historic District (show details) (hide details)
1 mile / 4 minutes
www.dallaswestend.org
The West End, Dallas’ true historic district, offers visitors a window into the past with beautifully preserved and masterfully renovated historical buildings. The West End also provides a host of recreational opportunities such as retail attractions, fascinating museums, exciting nightlife, and a variety of cultural events. Visitors enjoy all of this in one of the most popular neighborhoods in Dallas with tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks.
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The West End Historic District (show details) (hide details)
1 mile / 4 minutes
Varied / Website
The West End, Dallas’ true historic district, offers visitors a window into the past with beautifully preserved and masterfully renovated historical buildings. The West End also provides a host of recreational opportunities such as retail attractions, fascinating museums, exciting nightlife, and a variety of cultural events. Visitors enjoy all of this in one of the most popular neighborhoods in Dallas with tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks.
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Dallas Arts District (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
Varied / Website
This 17-block, 62-acre neighborhood at the center of Dallas’ cultural environment, features the Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center, the Nasher Sculpture Center, the Dallas Museum of Art and numerous other facilities for arts, music, theatre and dance.
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American Airlines Center (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
214-222-3687 / Website
This 20,000-seat sports arena and entertainment venue is home to the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, NHL’s Dallas Stars hockey and Dallas Desperados area football teams.
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Victory Park (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
Varied / Website
One of the most significant urban developments in the history of the Southwest U.S., Victory Park’s 75-acres connect Dallas’ revitalized downtown to affluent in-town districts such as Uptown and Turtle Creek. Victory Park offers urban living, world-class dining, diverse shopping, sophisticated nightlife, and refreshing greenery.
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White Rock Lake (show details) (hide details)
11 miles / 17 minutes
www.whiterocklake.org
Minutes from Downtown to the east, White Rock Lake features a scenic park with 9 miles of running, biking, and walking trails as well as excellent fishing, sailing and various picnic and leisure activities.
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Dallas Arboretum (show details) (hide details)
8 miles / 15 minutes
www.dallasarboretum.org
The Arboretum is a 66-acre botanical garden located on the southeast shore of White Rock Lake in East Dallas. The arboretum is a series of gardens and fountains with a view of the lake and the downtown Dallas skyline.
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Katy Trail (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
www.katytraildallas.org
The Katy Trail runs through the densest part of Dallas, from the West End and the American Airlines Center through the hard of urban Dallas past Knox Street, up to SMU and Mockingbird Station, and offers an ideal thoroughfare for kids and adults from home to work, school and entertainment.
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Highland Park Village (show details) (hide details)
4 miles/9 minutes
214-559-2740/www.hpvillage.com
Charming upscale outdoor shopping village, featuring ultra-prestige retailers and a picturesque setting in one of the most scenic parts of town. A National Historic Landmark
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Neiman Marcus Dallas Downtown (show details) (hide details)
.5 mile/ 5 minutes
214-741-6911/www.neimanmarcus.com
The original, historic Neiman Marcus store and a still a memorable shopping experience, both for luxury goods and for a fabulous lunch
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Victory Park (show details) (hide details)
.5 miles / 2 minutes
http://www.victorypark.com/
One of the most significant urban developments in the history of the Southwest U.S., Victory Park’s 75-acres connect Dallas’ revitalized downtown to affluent in-town districts such as Uptown and Turtle Creek. Victory Park offers urban living, world-class dining, diverse shopping, sophisticated nightlife, and refreshing greenery.
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The Dallas Market Center (show details) (hide details)
3 miles / 7 minutes
214-655-6100 / www.dallasmarketcenter.com
The largest wholesale merchandise resource in the world, as recorded by the Guinness Book of World Records, the DMC is the one location where retailers from around the globe source a wide range of products ranging from home furnishings, gifts, decorative accessories, lighting, garden accessories and gourmet items to textiles, fashion accessories and women's, men's, children's and western apparel. With more than 50 markets each year attended by more than 200,000 buyers, Dallas Market Center offers an array of services geared toward helping retailers expand business & increase profits.
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NorthPark Center (show details) (hide details)
7 miles/13 minutes
214-363-7441/www.northparkcenter.com
Shopping Nirvana, with 235 distinctive stores, art displays and lush gardens. The world's top retailers and designers are represented in this stunning mall.
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The Shops and Galleries of The Crescent (show details) (hide details)
Anchored by luxury retailer Stanley Korshak, this beautiful array of shops, restaurants, galleries and outdoor strolling areas is located across the street from The Ritz-Carlton.
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