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Discover the history, people and fun facts behind North Texas' black owned restaurants, from a Black-owned vineyard and a Top Chef favorite to local entrepreneurs making their mark on Dallas’ food and wine scene. Along the way, enjoy soul food trivia, interactive games and Dallas skyline views. Sip: Visit Edge of the Lake Vineyard and choose wine by the glass or one of four tasting experiences Savor: Visit Roots Southern Table, home of Tiffany Derry’s famous duck-fat fried chicken Indulge: Enjoy a Cake Daddy cake bowl overlooking Dallas' skyline Experience: Black food and wine history, fun facts, soul food trivia and interactive games Relax: Enjoy transportation throughout the 8-hour AdvenTOUR Food and wine is purchased separately, so you can choose exactly what you want to eat, sip and spend at each stop. Cake bowl from Cake Daddy is included.

Explore the rich tapestry of Dallas on this full-day, 7-hour guided tour. Delve into the city’s fascinating history and architectural marvels, starting from Founders Plaza with stunning downtown views. Discover the John Neely Bryan Cabin, the city's oldest structure, and visit the Old Red Museum. Reflect at the JFK Memorial Plaza and explore Dealey Plaza, a landmark of American history. Marvel at the Pioneer Plaza's impressive bronze sculptures and the modern design of Dallas City Hall. Experience the vibrant culture of Highland Park and the bustling McKinney Avenue, along with the serene Klyde Warren Park and the energetic Deep Ellum. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors, families, and history buffs. - Comprehensive 7-hour guided city tour of Dallas - Explore historic sites like Dealey Plaza and the JFK Memorial - Visit the vibrant Dallas Arts District and Highland Park - Relax at Klyde Warren Park and experience Deep Ellum's energy

This experience is tailored specifically for private large groups only (more than 30 participants).

Downtown Dallas carries some of the darkest history in America. This self-guided audio tour takes you through it on your own schedule, with narration on your phone at every stop. Start at the Old Red Museum and Dealey Plaza, where President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, and hear the theories that still surround the grassy knoll. Walk past the reputedly haunted Adolphus Hotel and quirky landmarks like the Giant Eyeball, step into historic Pioneer Park Cemetery, and finish with the Illuminati legends of Reunion Tower. No group, no guide, and no fixed start time. Go at your own pace, stop for a drink along the way, and replay any story you like. All you need is a phone and headphones.