Downtown Dallas Sightseeing & History 2 Hour E-Scooter tour

We will start and finish our tour riding through Deep Ellum.

The Dallas Arts District is the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation.The Dallas Arts District is an iconic neighborhood for cultural activities and the arts, with more buildings designed by Pritzker-award winning architects than any location in the world.

The park is America’s first “deck park”. It was established on top of Woodall Rodgers Freeway to create a walkable link between Uptown and downtown.Today, it is the most visited place in Dallas, seeing over 1 million guests a year.

Once a humble horse-and-wagon wholesale business, the Dallas Farmers Market has grown with the city and turned into a hub for farm-fresh vegetables, dairy and more. Today, it stands as a symbol of Dallas’ commitment to the health and nutrition of the people who call this city home.

The Dallas Discovery district is a downtown Dallas destination where tech, culture and entertainment combine to create unique experiences. The District is a celebration of innovation, right in the heart of downtown Dallas. This is AT&T Dallas world headquarters.

Pioneer Plaza celebrates the cattle drives that breathed economic life into Dallas starting in the 1840’s. Dallas We were a ‘red meat’ town well before we were an oil and gas town.

The plaza marks two important elements in Dallas’ founding - the spot where John Neely Bryan would establish a trading outpost that would spark DFW’s development and part of the original path of the Trinity River. The Plaza gained infamy as the site of the assasination of President Kennedy in 1963.

It came to Dallas in 2013 and is a part of The Joule hotel’s art collection. The small park hosting the eye is one of the hotels event venues.

dustrial past, locomotives in particular, and art-based present.

The block represents 6 turn-of-the-century homes designed in a Victorian/Queen Anne style by Frederick P. Wilson and his family. 3. One home in the historic district, the Aldredge House, is now a museum. Section of the Swiss Avenue Historic District, which is a kind of gateway to Old East Dallas.