Holidays To Dallas

Experience the glitz with a holiday in Dallas, Texas, where a rich cultural heritage is fused with modern-day attractions, from a thriving arts scene, to the cowboys on Wild West style ranches, to the infamous JF Kennedy history mystery.

Dallas is more than just cowboys and ranches – there’s plenty to be discovered here. Perfect for a weekend break or longer holiday, Dallas is full of hidden attractions. During your stay, take a trip over to the Dallas Art District, comprising 20 blocks of music venues, museums and restaurants, catering for all tastes. Join a guided tour of the area and take in architecture dating from the 1800s to the present day.

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is situated in East Dallas and is filled with over 60 acres of colourful floral displays, and is a perfect place if you are a green fingered enthusiast or simply wish to appreciate the beauty of nature.

Holidays in Dallas, Texas: where Wild West meets glamour

Also known as ‘The Big D’, the city of Dallas is a combination of old school, cowboy Texas, and wealthy cosmopolitan city life. The famous city stands apart for many reasons; among them the assassination of the US President John F. Kennedy in 1963, and the 1980s hit TV show, Dallas.

Built in the 1970s, Reunion Tower stands at over 170 metres high and boasts panoramic views over Dallas, with sky-high dining options and a gift shop. It’s also known by locals as ‘The Ball’.

Next up is a shopping experience you won’t forget; experience the retail options at Dallas’ luxurious Highland Park Village.

Don’t forget to try your first rodeo – these fantastic events feature delicious food, frenetic events and an incredible atmosphere. For the ultimate experience, head into the nearby farmlands and stay at a working ranch.

Dallas holidays are ideal for all sorts of holidaymakers, including families, couples and groups.

For sports lovers, tickets to see the professional American football team, the Dallas Cowboys, at the AT&T Stadium are well worth getting hold of.

You must also sample Texas’ famous cuisine – from frozen margaritas to spicy enchiladas. Why not extend your holiday with a further exploration of Texas? Add on a trip to San Antonio, the home of Tex-Mex cuisine, or discover the cowboy life first-hand at Fort Worth.