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Dallas Overview For Group Travelers
Dallas Group Attractions
There are plenty of things to do and places to see for groups traveling to Dallas. Explore top attractions our experts recommend. Visit Dallas Farmer's Market. Check out Music Hall at Fair Park. Don't miss Dallas Arts District. Click here to start planning your trip now.
Things To Do for Groups in Dallas
Book group trip activities before you go. Select from our handpicked tours and experiences for groups traveling to Dallas. Find everything from day trips to tours to concerts and shows to outdoor activities to discount attraction cards-and more. We can help your group find and book the best group activities. In Dallas, try Dallas Fort Worth Departure Transfer, Shop and Spa: NorthPark Center, Dallas, or Billy Bob's Texas Honky Tonk. Explore other group activities and tours available in Dallas here.
About Dallas
Dallas is a sophisticated, hospitable, and determined city. Dallas means big business but play is equally important. Dining, shopping, music, the arts, sports, and outdoor activities are as important a part of Dallas' identity as closing that big deal.Dallas Geography
Dallas can be found on the northeastern plains of Texas, which features all of the topographical diversity of sheetrock. Oklahoma's border lies 60 miles to the north, both Louisiana and Arkansas loiter approximately 120 miles to the east, Houston 246 miles to the southeast and San Antonio 274 to the southwest.Dallas Districts
Dallas is home to more than a million people, with more moving here every day. The ninth largest city in the United States, Dallas is known as the Southwest's leading business and financial center and as the number one visitor destination in Texas. Big business is a big deal in this city, evident in the increasing number of companies that relocate to Dallas each year.With more shopping centers per capita than any other major city nationwide and four times more restaurants per person than New York City, Dallas is the place to be whether you're doing business, shopping, eating or touring the sites. Districts in the greater Dallas area include: Downtown Dallas, West End, Deep Ellum, McKinney Avenue/Uptown, Greenville Avenue, North Dallas, and Irving/Las Colinas.
Dallas Entertainment
There is more to Dallas than just big business, fine dining and fashionable shopping. The city's museums cover areas of interest ranging from art, history and nature to science, technology and religion. Its zoo, parks, lakes, gardens and trails offer a direct contrast to the steel, glass and concrete that make up such a large part of the city. Dallas is committed to preserving its precious natural characteristics. Whether you are a sports spectator or an active participant, you can enjoy everything from football, hockey, baseball, basketball, soccer and rugby to golf, tennis, cycling, running, skating and horseback riding. Live theater, music, dance and comedy performances take place nightly in both large and small venues.Dallas Dining and Drinking
Dallas' diverse population is reflected in more than 10,000 restaurants, four times more per capita than New York City. Dallas is an ethnic melting pot offering authentic dining from around the world—the possibilities here are virtually endless. If variety is the spice of life, then the Dallas restaurant scene is on fire.Chicken-fried steak is listed on many menus as "CFS"; it's a Texas tradition and practically a food group of its own. Traditionally, this dish is known as a way to prepare a tough cut of beef by beating it to tenderness, batter-coating it, frying it in the same way as chicken and serving it with cream gravy made from pan drippings. Some high-class chefs prefer to make the dish with sirloin (though most of the time it is made with round steak) and everyone has his or her own secret recipe, each claiming it to be the best.