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Deep Ellum, Dallas

Your guide will welcome you to Texas on this 3-hour small group tour of Dallas. Visit historic sites and learn the stories of these famous landmarks. Take a circular tour from the JFK Memorial in an air-conditioned van. See Founders' Plaza Observation Area, the Old Red Museum, the John Neely Bryan Cabin, and Pioneer Plaza. Then head to Dallas City Hall and Thanks-Giving Square. Explore the famous neighborhood of Deep Ellum and admire the Victorian-style houses in the historic Wilson Block area. Check out the Dallas Arts District and Klyde Warren Park, located in the affluent town of Highland Park. Continue through the McKinney Avenue restaurant district, West End, and Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.

Discover the fascinating history of Dallas as you visit the city highlights alongside an expert guide. See the Old Red Museum, the John Neely Bryan Cabin, and the site of John F. Kennedy's assassination, to name a few. Begin your tour in Founders Plaza, where you will visit the Old Red Court House, John Neely Bryan Cabin, JFK memorial, and Pioneer Plaza. Head past Dallas City Hall and Thanks-Giving Square as you head to Deep Ellum known for its giant robot statues. From there, head to Wilson Block, a historic neighborhood in Dallas known for Queen Anne, Victorian Style houses as you make your way to the Dallas Art District where you can snap a photo of iconic sculptures. Cruise over to Klyde Warren Park where you can walk under the famous white arches. Make your way to Uptown McKinney Avenue known as the restaurant district in Dallas as you find your way back to Dealey Plaza, where former President, John F. Kennedy was assassinated.  After exploring the top sites in Dallas, embark on a guided tour of AT&T Stadium, home of the five-time Superbowl Champions, the Dallas Cowboys. On this tour, you will be shown the contours of this stadium, including access to their private suites, print, and radio media press boxes, Cotton Bowl offices, and the Dr. Pepper Star Bar. Additionally, guests will be introduced to the interactive Ford Motor Company Fountain, an interior fountain with lights and rapidly changing water flows for quite a performance. You will have exclusive access down to the main level of the stadium, where they can walk out on the field. For the ardent football fans, toss around a football and see what it's like to be in the heart of the stadium. Finish your stadium access on a Miller Lite Club tour, visit the Cowboys and the Cowboy Cheerleaders’ locker rooms, and even the space where post-game interviews are conducted.

Join a guided tour of downtown Dallas that traces the history of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Step back in time through the historic Dealey Plaza, The Sixth Floor Museum, and Lee Harvey Oswald’s travels on November 22, 1963. Make stops along the way to click photos. Meet your guide outside the JFK Memorial and learn about one of the most significant moments in Dallas history. Gain insight into the events behind JFK's assassination as you tour Dallas sites, including landmarks of Dealey Plaza, many of which are preserved from 1963. Next, go to Oswald Rooming House Museums on a guided visit to learn more about the man behind the assassination. See Lee Harvey Oswald's temporary residence at the time of the fateful event. Stop at the Texas Theatre where Oswald was arrested. Finally, take a photo outside the Dallas City Hall.

Our tour begins in the heart of Downtown Dallas. You will Visit Dealey Plaza, the site of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Learn about this pivotal moment in history and take in the view of the infamous "Grassy Knoll" Pioneer Plaza: Our second stop is Pioneer Plaza, a stunning outdoor sculpture park featuring larger-than-life bronze statues of cattle, cowboys, and pioneers. Learn about Dallas's Western heritage and take memorable photos with these captivating sculptures. and much more. Then we will transport you to the world of the Ewings. .Explore the Southfork Ranch, known as a set for the TV show 'Dallas'. Take home some collectibles from the “Ranch Round-Up” store in the visitor’s center where you’ll find a wide assortment of items seen on the show and worn by the cast. Enjoy a guided train from the Visitor’s Center to the Ewing Mansion that will not only provide you with a history of the property but will give you a chance to see Texas Longhorns and American Quarter horses. The mansion itself is the next stop on the tour. You’ll hear interesting facts about the filming done there and character insights as you see the “most famous White House” and even J.R. Ewing’s bedroom.  After the mansion tour, you can stroll around the ranch and stop at “Lincolns and Longhorns,” where on display you’ll find Jock Ewing’s original 1978 Lincoln Continental as well as “Dallas” inspired clothing and accessories.

Pedal your way through downtown Dallas on this electric bike tour. Explore some of the iconic sights around the city including Dealey Plaza, the JFK memorial, Winspear Opera House, and Klyde Warren Park. Meet your guide on Elm Street, the location of JFK's fatal shooting, and set out to immerse yourself in the city's history, culture, and charm. Ride through the Dallas Arts District, the largest arts district in the United States, as you explore sights like Klyde Warren Park and Winspear Opera House with its unique modern-traditional architecture. Continue through Deep Ellum, one of Texas' first residential developments, and home to one-of-a-kind art galleries and murals. See the JFK Memorial in Dealey Plaza, the so-called "Birthplace of Texas". Finish with a ride around the AT&T Discovery District and see high-tech installations, local performers, and innovative experiences.

Discover downtown Dallas like a local on this fat-tyre e-scooter guided tour. Explore some of the iconic sights around the city including Dealey Plaza, the Giant Eyeball, the Dallas Farmer's Market, and Klyde Warren Park. Meet your guide on Elm Street, the location of JFK's fatal shooting, and set out to immerse yourself in the city's history, culture, and charm. Zip through the Dallas Arts District, the largest arts district in the United States, as you explore sights like Klyde Warren Park and the Dallas Farmer's Market. Continue through Deep Ellum, the live music capital of North Texas, and home to one-of-a-kind art galleries and murals. See the eerily realistic Giant Eyeball and ride through Dealey Plaza, the so-called "Birthplace of Texas". Finish with a ride around the AT&T Discovery District and see high-tech installations, local performers, and innovative experiences.

We'll begin on Main Street in the heart of a former warehouse district turned funky nightlife, restaurant, and shopping area. First up, you'll dig into some "cowboy style" BBQ, served with all the fixin's. Next, you'll savor a cup of spicy chilli con carne and taste some special Tex-Mex quesadillas! On our walk, we'll explore some of the murals and signs that have made Deep Ellum a mecca for all things urban art. Are you ready for a flavor explosion? At our next stop, our delicious Secret Dish is sure to put a little South in your mouth. We'll round things out by taking a trip down memory lane as you rediscover retro sodas and take a look at candies from the good old days. And finally, it's pie o'clock somewhere as Dallas' favorite dessert meets a beloved Southern liquor - bourbon!

Marvel at panoramic views of Dallas during golden hour on this sunset electric bike tour. Explore some of the city's most important neighborhoods, including the Dallas Arts District and the Swiss Avenue Historic District. Meet your guide on Elm Street, the location of JFK's fatal shooting, and set out to see the city's landmarks lit up by the night sky. Listen to your guide as they describe the history, heritage, and culture of Dallas. Stop at some of the most loved and unique Dallas sights including the Dallas Arts District, the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation. Hidden within the impressive architecture of the area are Picassos, Italian opera, the works of Rodin, and Tony Award-winning theater. After the Arts District, stop at Klyde Warren Park, the green heart of the city. Finish with a ride around the AT&T Discovery District and see high-tech installations, local performers, and innovative experiences.

Embark on a journey through history with our "JFK Dallas Discovery: A Smart Tour Experience," uniquely crafted for the modern explorer. Glide through Dallas on an electric scooter, following the path of President John F. Kennedy. This self-guided tour, powered by a state-of-the-art app, offers an immersive exploration with turn-by-turn directions and captivating narratives. Start at Dealey Plaza, understanding the events leading to November 1963, and move to the poignant JFK Memorial for personal anecdotes and symbolism. Visit the Sixth Floor Museum with enhanced audio guides for deeper insights. Our tour allows you to explore at your own pace, with practical tips and local insights to ensure a comfortable experience. Enjoy interesting tidbits and humorous anecdotes about JFK and the city, adding a unique flavor to the tour. Designed for ease of use, the app is accessible on both iOS and Android devices. Safety is prioritized with tips and guidelines for riding the scooters. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, this tour combines technology and history, offering a rich and engaging way to explore Dallas. Download the app today and start your journey through history with our JFK Dallas Smart Tour. Don’t miss out on this unique adventure!

Meet your local guide at the JFK Memorial and hop aboard a climate-controlled van or car. Relax on the drive to the Founder's Plaza Observation Area, an open park area that includes the Old Red Courthouse, John Neely Bryan Cabin, and Kennedy Memorial. Continue to the John Neely Bryan Cabin, a tiny, one-room replica of the city’s first house. Venture to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza to see the a monument to United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in the West End Historic District of downtown Dallas. Head to Pioneer Plaza, home to one of the world's largest bronze monuments. Pass by the historic Dallas City Hall before visiting Thanks-Giving Square, a private park and public facility anchoring the Thanksgiving Commercial Center district of downtown Dallas. View the First Baptist Dallas megachurch and Deep Elm, the live music capital of North Texas. See Queen Anne- and Victorian-style houses in the Wilson Block historic neighborhood. Take in the vibrant colors of the Dallas Arts District. Admire Klyde Warren Park, a 5.2-acre public oasis located in Downtown Dallas.. Ride on McKinney Avenue in Uptown and stop at the Dealey Plaza, the location of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. Ride thorugh the affluent Highland Park Village neighborhood where celebrities and other prominent residents live. Return to your meeting point with a deeper appreciation for the city of Dallas.