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Hight rate 21 location for tourist in Dallas, TX (part 3)
06-2025 Lake Cliff Park in Hight rate 21 location for tourist in Dallas, TX (part 3)Teddy Bear Statues in Lakeside Park - Dallas Alfred Sanchez: The was nice, a small lake, a bridge, a short and narrow concrete trail, and 3 or 4 teddy bears. It was quaint and beautiful, but it was a lot smaller than it was made out to be and was not worth the hour drive to see it. However, it is a very nice area, beautiful Lakeside Park, and gorgeous houses in the area. So, if you are in the area, please stop by, but you should not make it the only reason to be in the area.
Babyfoot Sculpture - Alyssa Dequeant: Not a fan. Talented sculptor, terrible aesthetic in the final product.
BEST DFW TOURS - Dallas Michelle labosky: The Bus Tour was great! We traveled from the Gaylord Hotel to Fort Worth Texas.
Helen was friendly, helpful, and funny.
Good times!
If you are planning a bus tour, this is the one to take! Thank you!
Dallas Bowler Hat - Dallas Nate Chertack: Why is there a random giant bowler hat on the outskirts of downtown Dallas? Who knows, but its here. See it for yourself, theres a spot to pull in nearby and snap some photos. Enjoy!
McCommas Bluff - Dallas County Nature Preserve - Dallas Fred Spencer: I went in the morning and enjoy the scenery saw several wild hogs, brids, even a small bobcat. Dallas workers clean and trash and mow the grass. The view and moments you spend at the bridge make it well worth the hike. This trail leads into more trails so distance is not a worry. Primarily well pave concrete so different wheels can make the trip. Well shaded on most parts this trial has more evening shade but know your surroundings it is #thewildD
VisitDallas Mural - Dallas Islam Tasnim Ara: If you are visiting Dallas, do not miss the opportunity to take a photo with the VisitDallas Mural. It is located in the beautifully artistic Deep Ellum area. It is created by mural painters Tex & Sergio. This incredible mural features some of the most well-known spots in Dallas - Reunion Tower, Pegasus at the Omni, Traveling Man, Giant Eyeball, Margaret McDermott Bridge, and Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. The mural is just in front of a parking lot, so you dont have to think about parking. The only cons is there are parking spaces with the mural and if someone parks there, it can ruin your photo. We were lucky since nobody parked there.
Twin Falls Park - Dallas findjoselyn: Twin Falls Park, a neighborhood gem, is a favorite among locals for its serene ambiance and scenic beauty. The park’s lush greenery, thanks to its towering trees, provides ample shade, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll. While the playground area for children is charming, it could benefit from an upgrade, as it is weathered and appears worn out. Nevertheless, the park’s highlight is the nearby waterfalls, which offer a refreshing escape and a glimpse of nature’s splendor.
Book Depository - Dallas Riley Kenisha “Sweitz”: A lot of history, but it was a tad bit boring, from the model on the 6th floor it doesnt look like any of the shots from the 6th floor window hit Kenedy. There is also an X on the ground where he was shot. You can also walk down to Delley Plaza. It was definitely worth the money. Overall I enjoyed the museum.
Dallas Contemporary - Dallas Reyann Gonzales: This was my first time at The Dallas Contemporary.
We were not disappointed. The exhibition featured artworks from Patrick Martinez, Karolyn Jablonska, Sally Saul, Brian Fridge, and others, is bold and has power behind the imagery.
I honestly cant believe its free to enter. There is a $10 suggested donation which its nice to give if you can.
They currently have amazing prints for sale at a huge discounted price. Took advantage of that.
Will be back next time Im in Dallas.
