Things to do in Dallas
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Dallas: JFK Assassination Tour & Oswald Rooming House★ 4.89 (2,728) · 3h
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Dallas Sightseeing Tour: JFK, Arts District & Pioneer Plaza★ 4.76 (1,031) · 3h
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JFK Trolley Tour Dallas: Dealey Plaza & Motorcade Route★ 4.64 (991) · 1h 5m
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Dallas: Downtown Cruizer Tour & JFK Sites with Guide★ 4.63 (696) · 2hUS$ 36View ›
Dallas: JFK Assassination Tour & Lee Harvey Oswald Rooming House★ 4.85 (689) · 2hUS$ 57View ›
Dallas: Reunion Tower GeO-Deck 470-Foot Views & Photo★ 4.24 (621) · 45m–1hUS$ 25View ›
Escape Room Games at Grapevine Mills: 60-Minute Puzzle Adventures★ 4.98 (478) · 1h 15mUS$ 42View ›
Dallas & Fort Worth: Small-Group City Tour with Stockyards★ 4.75 (438) · 7h 30mUS$ 145View ›
Dallas: JFK Assassination Walking Tour & Dealey Plaza 1 Hour★ 4.67 (415) · 1hUS$ 28View ›
Fort Worth: Stockyards & Downtown History Tour from Dallas★ 4.64 (370) · 4h 30mUS$ 40View ›Top rated (10)
Dallas: Deep Ellum Private Party Bike Tour & Bar StopsYou’ll pedal through Dallas’ Deep Ellum with friends on a private party bike, stopping at lively bars for exclusive drink deals and stories from your local guide. Expect plenty of laughs, BYO drinks on board, and moments that feel more like hanging out than touring — it sticks with you after.
Dallas Party Bike Crawl: Deep Ellum & Downtown Bars with VIP SpecialsYou pedal a group bike between three Deep Ellum and Downtown Dallas bars with a certified guide steering the route. VIP drink specials are locked in at each stop, BYO is legal on the bike, and coolers, ice, and cups come with you. The whole thing works because everyone's pedaling together—it's the kind of crawl where strangers become a team by stop two.Is it for me?Right for groups of six to fifteen who want a bar crawl where the movement is part of the fun and the logistics are handled—no navigating, no deciding which bars to hit, no splitting checks at random places. Plan for steady pedaling between stops; that's what keeps the group moving and the energy up.
Dallas: 2-Hour Sunset E-Scooter Tour & Arts DistrictYou ride an electric scooter through Deep Ellum, the Dallas Arts District, and past the city's most-visited park at sunset, with a guide who adjusts stops based on what your group wants to see. The two-hour loop covers the architecture, street art, and neighborhoods that define downtown without needing a car or spending the afternoon in traffic. Scooter, water, and all fees are included; you just need a valid driver's license and to be 16 or older.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the neighborhoods that actually define downtown Dallas without renting a car or spending two hours in traffic — the scooter and the sunset timing are what make covering this much ground in two hours feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Dallas: Downtown E-Scooter Tour with History & Local StopsYou’ll ride through Deep Ellum’s murals, pause among Pioneer Plaza’s bronze cattle, and stand quietly at Dealey Plaza where history lingers. With your local guide leading the way and bottled water included, you’ll get stories and street life you’d miss on your own—plus a little helmet hair as proof.
Dallas: JFK Assassination Tour & Oswald's Rooming HouseYou spend two hours in a small group with your guide driving, stopping at Dealey Plaza where the motorcade passed, viewing the Sixth Floor Museum building, and touring Oswald's rooming house with its original 1963 furnishings. Photo stops are included, and the fixed two-hour window means you're back with time to spare.Is it for me?Right for history buffs and JFK researchers who want the geography and sequence of events in one focused morning, with a guide who knows the details. The two-hour window is tight enough to keep the pace moving but long enough to see the main sites without rushing.
Dallas: JFK Assassination Tour & Sixth Floor MuseumYou get a two-hour guided tour of Dealey Plaza, Oswald's rooming house, and the surrounding sites, followed by self-guided access to the Sixth Floor Museum with audio guide included. Small groups and a driver-guide keep the pace manageable, and photo stops are built into the route. Plan 60 to 90 minutes in the museum after the tour ends.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the actual locations and understand the geography of November 22, 1963 without arranging your own transport or buying separate tickets—the guide handles the driving and the museum entry is already paid for.
Dallas: JFK Full-Day Tour, Sixth Floor Museum & Oswald HouseYou’ll walk Dealey Plaza where history changed forever, explore the Sixth Floor Museum at your own pace, visit Oswald’s rooming house with stories from locals, and catch glimpses of everyday Dallas along the way. Expect moments of quiet reflection mixed with unexpected warmth — this isn’t just another day trip from Dallas; it lingers with you.
Dallas Food Tour: Deep Ellum BBQ & Tex-Mex with 5 TastingsYou walk through Deep Ellum's art district and stop at five different spots for brisket, tacos, chili, quesadillas, pecan pie, and a mystery dish. A local guide leads a small group for just over three hours, handling all the restaurant stops so you don't have to plan them yourself. Wear good shoes and book ahead if you have dietary restrictions.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste what Dallas actually eats without spending the day researching restaurants and making reservations — the guide knows where to go and the timing is already locked in.
Dallas: E-Bike Sightseeing Tour Downtown & Deep EllumYou’ll cruise Dallas on an easy e-bike with a local guide, gliding through Deep Ellum’s murals and music, pausing in the quiet of the Arts District, and catching unexpected city moments along the way. Expect real stories and small surprises — this isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling Dallas under your wheels.
Dallas Uptown Food Tour & Vintage Trolley Ride with TastingsYou’ll ride Dallas’ vintage trolley through Uptown with a local guide, stopping for generous tastings at four unique eateries — from Mediterranean bites to Texas comfort food and dessert. Get rare VIP access inside the historic Trolley Car Barn and meet real conductors who keep Dallas history alive. Expect laughter, new flavors, and little surprises along the way.
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Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum: All-Day TicketYou'll walk through three interconnected exhibition wings covering the Holocaust, human rights in America, and the call to action that connects them. Dimensions in Testimony lets you ask questions directly to a Holocaust survivor's recorded presence. You'll see rare artifacts, survivor testimonies, and rotating special exhibitions on civil rights and resilience. The ticket covers everything—films, interactive experiences, and all permanent and special exhibitions—so you show up and go in.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand the Holocaust and human rights through primary testimony and artifacts without rushing—the all-day ticket means you set the pace, and Dimensions in Testimony gives you a direct line to survivor voices that most museums can't offer.
Dallas Ghost Tour: Haunted Courthouse & Dealey PlazaA walking ghost tour of Dallas led by a live guide through the city's most haunted locations, covering a mile of historic ground in about an hour. The tour stops at the La Quinta Inn & Suites (formerly the Lawrence Hotel), the Dallas County Courthouse, Dealey Plaza, the Sixth Floor Museum, and other sites tied to documented hauntings and tragedy. All fees, taxes, and professionally researched accounts of historic spirits are included; the tour is wheelchair accessible and suited to travelers with moderate fitness.Is it for me?Choose this if you want ghost stories tied to specific Dallas landmarks—the guide leads you through the historic district at a walking pace rather than you plotting your own route.
Museum of Money Dallas: Interactive Exhibits & Laser VaultYou enter an interactive museum filled with hands-on games, laser vault challenges, and photo-worthy installations centered on money and currency. You design your own bills, spot counterfeits, and move through creative exhibits at your own pace. Entrance is included, the space is fully accessible, and the downtown Dallas location puts you near other attractions. Plan for one to two hours depending on how deep you want to go with each exhibit.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting a hands-on break from typical museum formats — families, couples, and groups all find something to do because you're playing and exploring, not standing still and reading plaques.
Haunted Dallas Ghost Walking Tour & Pub Crawl: 2.5 HoursA 2.5-hour walking tour through historic downtown Dallas that combines ghost stories with stops at four bars housed in haunted buildings. A costumed local guide leads the small group through the district, sharing the history behind Dallas's most famous hauntings while guests have time to order drinks at each bar. Minimum age is 21 with valid photo ID; alcohol is not included in the tour price.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, the tour fits into an evening without dominating it—you can do dinner before or stay for live music after, and the bar stops give you flexibility to order what you want rather than follow a set itinerary of drinks.
Museum of Illusions Dallas: Interactive Exhibits & Photo OpsYou enter rooms designed to trick your perception, take photos that look digitally altered but aren't, and learn how each illusion works from a curator or on your own. The exhibits are permanent and interactive — you're not just looking, you're part of the setup. Wheelchair accessible, WiFi available, and sales tax is included in the price.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants a hands-on, photo-worthy experience that doesn't require advance planning or a guide — you show up, explore at your own speed, and leave with videos and images that look impossible. Works for solo visitors, families, and groups of any size.
Dallas: City Highlights Tour with JFK & Pioneer PlazaYou’ll ride through Dallas with a local guide who knows the city’s quirks—see Pioneer Plaza’s bronze cattle drive, stand at Dealey Plaza where history changed, pause at the JFK Memorial. This Dallas city highlights tour moves fast but lets you feel each spot—sometimes heavy, sometimes funny—and leaves you wanting more time to wander.
Dallas Sightseeing Tour: 3-Hour Small Group with Local GuideA 3-hour small group sightseeing tour of Dallas with a professional guide covers the city's major landmarks, from Pioneer Plaza and the Arts District to Deep Ellum, Dealey Plaza, and Highland Park. The guide provides insider knowledge on each stop, and the fixed itinerary means you don't plan the route or timing yourself. Small groups keep the pace manageable and the experience personal.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guide to navigate the route and explain what you're seeing as you move through the highlights, rather than figuring out the stops yourself.
JFK Assassination Tour Dallas: Dealey Plaza, Sixth Floor MuseumThis JFK assassination tour in Dallas covers Dealey Plaza, the Sixth Floor Museum, and the Oswald Rooming House Museum, led by an Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist and JFK researcher. The tour walks the motorcade route, stands on the Grassy Knoll, visits the sites tied to Lee Harvey Oswald's movements, and includes self-paced museum time to examine evidence and eyewitness accounts. Children are welcome from age 6, and the tour runs approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes with an air-conditioned vehicle included.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide-led walkthrough of Dealey Plaza with an investigative journalist before exploring the Sixth Floor Museum at your own pace, rather than a self-guided plaza tour or museum-only visit.
Dallas: Bishop Arts Walking Food Tour & Texas TheatreYou’ll walk Dallas’ Bishop Arts District with a local guide, tasting five international cuisines (with gluten-free and vegetarian options), exploring Texas Theatre’s storied past, and sharing laughs over optional cocktails. Expect generous portions, friendly faces, hidden neighborhood corners—and maybe a new favorite flavor or two before you’re done.
Deep Ellum Dallas Food Tour: 8 Tastings & Blues HistoryA 2.5-hour guided food tour through Dallas's Deep Ellum neighborhood combines 8 generous tastings at 4 handpicked restaurants with a walking exploration of Blues Alley, street art and the musicians who shaped the district. The tour includes a tasting at the former Curtain Club, a venue central to Deep Ellum's music legacy, plus a custom sampling at 1890 Marketplace; restaurant gratuities and water are included. Guests walk approximately 1 mile through both indoor and outdoor spaces, so comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing matter.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat a full meal across multiple restaurants while learning Deep Ellum's music history from a guide—the tastings and stories are woven together rather than separate stops.
