Top Dallas Arts & Design

Step into MoMoney, one of Dallas' newest and most exciting attractions - an interactive Museum of Money unlike anything you've experienced before. This is hands-on, action-packed, and filled with larger-than-life exhibits, epic photo moments, and experiences that are just plain fun. Crack a laser vault heist, bathe in cash, design your own currency, spot counterfeit bills, and so much more - and hey, you might even learn a thing or two about money along the way. Perfect for a date night, family outing, or group visit - MoMoney is the kind of experience everyone walks away talking about. Located in the heart of downtown Dallas at 501 Elm Street, just steps from the iconic Dealey Plaza, it's the perfect addition to any Dallas itinerary whether you're a first-time visitor or a local looking for something truly different. A visit worth every penny.

Meow Wolf Grapevine’s The Real Unreal is an immersive, explorable art and entertainment wonderland located in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex at the Grapevine Mills. Discover a world of wonder and entertainment within an exhibition by over 150 artists. Meow Wolf isn't just a museum; it's a portal to new dimensions of creativity.

A unique facility in the heart of Dallas featuring something for all ages. Both indoor and outdoor areas. Entire facility is ADA accessible. Dallas Fair Park was the site of the 1936 World's Fair and Texas Centennial and Texas Discovery Gardens is part of the overall park.

Explore the Museum’s permanent exhibition, featuring three wings: the Holocaust/Shoah Wing, Human Rights Wing, and Pivot to America Wing. The exhibition includes interactive displays, rare artifacts, survivor testimonies, and historical timelines that connect past and present. Guests can also engage with Dimensions in Testimony, an interactive biography of a Holocaust survivor that allows visitors to ask questions and receive real-time responses. Rotating special exhibitions throughout the year further expand on themes of social justice, civil rights, and human resilience.

See the sights of Dallas on this small-group tour. Traveling with a guide who provides insider knowledge as you go, you'll check out attractions such as Pioneer Plaza, Dallas City Hall (designed by I.M. Pei), the Dallas Arts District, and Dealey Plaza, where JKF was shot. Plus, choose a morning or afternoon departure time to easily fit this tour into your schedule.

Uncover the dark side of Dallas on this spooky after-hours walking tour. Explore downtown Dallas by night, see the infamous spot where JFK was assassinated, and dive into the city’s grim and gory history at the Dallas County Courthouse. Along the way, hear fascinating tales of haunted hotels, supernatural happenings, and real-life events.

Discover the vibrant city of Dallas and gain free entry to a range of top attractions with a Dallas CityPASS®. Every Mobile ticket includes one-time entry to your choice of four of the following attractions: the intriguing Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck, the Dallas Zoo, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, or AT&T Stadium Tours. Your pass is valid for nine days, allowing you to explore the city at your convenience.

Avoid tourist traps and explore Deep Ellum on a food walking tour that introduces you to the culinary delights of this popular Dallas neighborhood. With a guide and small group, visit local restaurants and artisan food shops for enough tastings to make up a meal, plus check out Deep Ellum's street murals as you hear about the art and music roots of the district.

Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth on this half-day historical tour from Dallas or Fort Worth. Listen to your guide detailing the city's birth in the 1840s to current day while traveling with a small group of just 13 people or fewer. Plus, round-trip transportation from centrally located meeting points is included for a stress-free Fort Worth adventure.

Experience the rich cultural and artistic scene of downtown Dallas like never before on electric bikes! Download our app to start your adventure, which includes a talking tour guide and GPS directions to guide you to each of the stunning murals located throughout the city. As you ride through the vibrant streets, be sure to take in the breathtaking artwork and capture memorable photos. Enjoy the freedom of exploring at your own pace and discovering the hidden gems of Dallas. Hop on board for a tour of all the sights & sounds of Dallas on our E-bikes; adventures and cruise through the city without breaking a sweat. The tour will begin on the East side of Dallas and will make its way through the West Side. All through our start of the art APP that places the tour at your fingertips!

Explore the city of Dallas on an Electrical Bike unlike any other ride you've experience before. Take yourself on adventure. No guide needed discover the city to the beat of your own drum. This is a new tour that does require an app to be downloaded. You will be able to take yourself on a wonderful tour of Dallas

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

See Dallas through the stories of a real local Dallasite on a private walking tour. Visit John Neely Bryan Cabin, Pioneer Plaza’s bronze longhorns, and Dealey Plaza while learning about the city’s founding, Old West heritage, and 1963 history.