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Texas With All: Everything About Texas

Visitors Guide To Dallas, Texas

Nia Rees

 
 


The dynamic city of Dallas is situated in the northeastern area of the state of in the USA. Founded in 1841 as a trading post, Dallas is now one of the largest cities in the United States of America. Dallas covers almost 400 square miles / 1,036 square kilometers and is home to a population of more than 1,000,000 people, while the Dallas / Fort Worth area has over 5,000,000 residents. Acclaimed as a leading corporate center, Dallas is also well known for its wealth of impressive shopping facilities, superb restaurants, animated nightlife, tourist attractions and major American sporting outlets.

Encompassing the towns of Fort Worth and Arlington to create one large city, which is known as the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Dallas is a large cosmopolitan city, and incorporates many smaller communities and historical neighborhoods. Amongst these locations are the 17 blocks of the Arts District, Swiss Avenue Historic District - listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the West End area - an ideal region for visitors to Dallas to embark upon their sightseeing.

Dallas Shopping:
Dallas is a vibrant shopping destination offering an array of outstanding shop and stores. Facilities include many designer outlets, well-known department stores, numerous boutiques and shopping malls. Popular shopping areas include Greenville Avenue, Deep Ellum, Northpark Mall, Mockingbird Station, Willowbend Center and Stonebriar Center.

Corporate Dallas:
There is a wealth of corporate headquarters and substantial businesses in Dallas including all sectors of business, from Blockbuster - the home entertainment company to Wyndham International - the hotel and resort chain, with an increasing number of companies relocating to Dallas every year. The economy in Dallas is flourishing, and therefore this city continues to be a favorite for long-term growth.

Dallas Tourism:
Tourist attractions in Dallas are impressive, making Dallas the perfect holiday destination. Facilities include landmarks and monuments, museums, art galleries, must-see sights, recreational activities and memorable guided tours of the city. Top attractions include Dallas Zoo, Dallas World Aquarium and Six Flags over amusement park. There are also a wide variety of theater productions that are popular with visitors to Dallas.

Dallas Transport:
Around Dallas, public transport is well structured and the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) operates a reliable bus system, with further transport including a light rail network and popular trams, which travel between the Arts and Uptown Districts.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport stands around 15 miles / 24 km from the city center and is an important transport hub. With many passengers arriving each day from all over the world, Dallas-Fort Worth Airport offers a range of convenient ground transport, which includes shuttle buses, taxis and car rental options.

For further information about the airport, visit Airports Guides to Dallas at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Restaurants:
Dallas has an abundance of dining options, which are sure to suit every palate. Restaurants, cafes and bars are mainly concentrated around the central areas of Dallas, which include Downtown Dallas, Deep Ellum, Greenville Avenue and Uptown. A wide selection of international cuisine is offered in Dallas including French, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Thai, Chinese, Indian and traditional Texan and Mexican dishes.

Weather:
Dallas has a subtropical and humid climate with hot summer weather and cool winters. Temperatures during July and August are at their hottest and can reach highs of around 34°C / 93°F. Spring is the wettest season of the year and winters in Dallas are cool. January is the coldest month of the year with daytime temperatures only reaching 13°C / 55°F, but lows of 2°C / 36°F may be experienced.

For further tourist information about Dallas, Texas, USA visit World Guides to Dallas at Travel Guide to Dallas, Texas, USA

Nia Rees is a Travel Writer for World Guides - providers of travel and tourist information for major cities throughout the world.


 


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