Museums of the Downtown Dallas: Many beautiful museums are located across the downtown in Dallas which highlight the natural world and historical moments. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza is commemorated to the assassination of JF Kennedy that took place in Dallas on November 22nd in 1963. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science includes dinosaur fossil skeletons, sparkling minerals, and a human brain are on display at this museum. The facility also contains 3D movie theatre and several interactive exhibits. The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum describes the eight years of the president’s career and includes a replica Oval office. The travelers can also visit the Frontiers of Flight Museum which has many worth watching exhibits and is located nearby.

Reunion Tower: This central attraction is a fun place and provides the 360 degree view of the entire city and the tourists will absolutely love the luxury elevator ride 470 feet that takes to the GeO-Deck. This deck has many interactive displays, memorabilia, and a rotating café. The 250 LED lights in the Reunion Tower illuminate the city light and different light shows organized at the tower every day.

Dallas World Aquarium: A complete family fun downtown destination has many species of birds, mammals, reptiles and a wide variety of marine life. The aquarium has received accreditation from Association of Zoos and Aquariums for participation in various conservation efforts taken for the preservation of endangered species.