Private Dallas and JFK Tour with Local Guide

Your tour starts here! Dallas is a city of international renown and boasts some marvelous landmarks. Guests to Dallas will want to give themselves plenty of time to take in the sights and sounds.

See the cabin of one of Dallas' first settlers.

This simple monument to the slain president was built on a plaza adjacent to the Texas School Book Depository building.

Home to the largest bronze collection in the world. Guests to Dallas will want to give themselves plenty of time to take in the sights and sounds.

Dallas is indeed a city of international renown and boasts some marvelous landmarks. Guests to Dallas will want to give themselves plenty of time to take in the sights and sounds

Thanks-Giving Square is a place that inspires gratitude and honors the great American and world traditions of thanksgiving. This island of serenity in the heart of downtown Dallas contains a landscaped meditation garden with cascading fountains and a chapel open to people of all faiths and traditions.

Klyde Warren Park is a sprawling urban public park home to dining, shopping and relaxing.

Home to the McKinney Avenue Restaurant District

The lively Deep Ellum entertainment district is known for its vibrant street murals, quirky art galleries and long-time concert venues for indie and blues.

Dedicated to the cultural, economic, political and social history of Dallas County, this museum is housed in the beautifully Old Red Courthouse.

The Arts District is Downtown’s cultural hub, known for the strikingly angular Meyerson Symphony Center, the lavish Winspear Opera House and the Dallas Museum of Art, with its vast collection spanning ancient times to the present. The Nasher Sculpture Center exhibits modern masterpieces in a verdant setting, while the Crow Collection of Asian Art displays religious and secular pieces from diverse eras and cultures.