Want to visit Dallas but don't know where to start? In this article I will tell you some of the best things to see in Dallas (Texas).

Located in North Texas, along the Trinity River, Dallas is the third largest city in the state behind Houston and San Antonio. Many of you will remember Dallas for the mythical cowboy series of the 80's and others for the assassination of one of the most charismatic presidents of the United States, John F. Kennedy.

Must-see in Dallas

1. Deep Ellum district

Without a doubt, one of the essential things to see in Dallas is Deep Ellum. It is the artistic, musical and creative district of the city. If you like street art, you will be delighted to know that the streets of Deep Ellum are full of murals.

2. Walk around the downtown and take a look at the skyscrapers

On the opposite side of Deep Ellum are the Main Street District and the Dallas Downtown Historic District. A large number of hotels, cafes and restaurants are concentrated here. Stroll down Elm, Main, and Commerce streets and look up to find some of Big D's most iconic buildings like the Adolphus Tower, the Magnolia Building, or the Majestic Theater. Also here you will find the tallest building in Dallas, the Bank of America Plaza, with 280.7 meters high.

3. AT&T Discovery District

Hi-tech park with jazz concerts and restaurants. Nice area to chill and have a coffee.

4. Giant Eyeball

30-ft. tall, realistically rendered fiberglass sculpture of a human eyeball in a fenced garden. The place is private, so you won't be able to enter the area but you can have a good perspective from the outside.

5. Pioneer Plaza

An iconic park with 49 bronze steers and 3 horsemen, the work of Texas sculptor Robert Summers. The installation commemorates 19th-century cattle drives along the Shawnee Trail, the oldest and easternmost route by which Texas longhorn cattle were driven to the Northern Railroad Heads.

6. John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza

Of course, you can't pass through this city without giving yourself the opportunity to learn about the most shocking event that occurred in the history of Dallas, the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy that took place on November 22, 1963 on Elm Street.

7. Wild Bill’s Western Store

If you like the cowboy style you cannot miss a visit to the Wild Bill's Western Store. Located in the historic West End district of Downtown Dallas, you'll find hats, belt buckles, spurs, fringes, and thousands of styles of cowboy boots.

8. Farmer’s Market

Dallas Farmer's Market is a covered market, open every day, where you will find dozens of stands of fresh produce, such as artisan products, as well as gastronomic places to eat and taste Texas cuisine while enjoying the atmosphere of the market.

Hours: Daily from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

9. Bishop Art District

It is really worth going to see this district, since it offers many different plans and is full of restaurants and independent fashion stores. Through its streets you can appreciate different art murals. A neighborhood that is growing and worth checking it out.

10. Fortworth Stockyards

Not in Dallas, but a 45 mins drive. The city transmits a great energy that you will notice from the first moment. Without a doubt, it is one of the most visited cities in Texas, so the entertainment options are very varied.

It is one of the most popular entertainment areas of the city, it has restaurants, cafes, zoos, shops and museums. Stockyards is the place to go for some of the best barbecue in Fort Worth, so if you're hungry you can visit H3 ranch.