5 Museums in Dallas You Should Check Out
Are you taking a much-needed vacation in the Dallas Fort Worth area or want to find some different places to visit in your hometown? Why not take the time to slow down and visit some of these amazing museums! We hope this list of local museums helps you and your family have a great day.
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Whether you are looking for a fun day with your children or a night out with adult friends, this museum has something for everyone. The building, that looks like a giant box, has 11 permanent exhibit halls that will allow you to explore nearly everything. Here are some of the current and permanent exhibits:
- An outdoor sand pit where you can dig for fossils
- The Ultimate Race allows you to see if you can run faster than a NFL player or T-Rex
- Journey through our solar system and beyond to discover dwarf planets, comets, and more
- Travel 6,500 feet into the Earth’s crust to explore a drilling rig
Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
One of the most memorable moments in US history was the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This museum takes you through his life, death, and legacy of infamous JFK through films, photographs, and artifacts. An exhibit for Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy just recently opened and is a must-see.
The Dallas Contemporary
Take a stroll through this unpretentious museum featuring many established and up-and-coming artists in the area. You can even take photos in front of any of the exhibits without the fear of a security guard stopping you. The best part? The museum is 100% free!
Dallas Heritage Village
Wanting a day outside while still learning about the history of the DFW area? This museum is not just inside a building but is comprised of an entire neighborhood stuck in the late 1800s. If you are visiting in December, you can take part in the annual Candlelight event with great food and carriage rides.
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
The National Cowgirl Museum boasts the fact that it is the only museum in the world dedicated to honoring extraordinary, pioneer women of the American Wild West. This amazing museum recently expanded to include a second floor with exhibits showing the relationship between women, horses, and the West. You can learn about the famous Annie Oakley and so much more on the main floor.
Blow Off Steam Afterwards
We hope you take the time to enjoy one of these amazing museums with your family or friends. Â Afterward, join us at our DFW Bubble Ball Metroplex to experience soccer in a whole new way! Jump into a giant plastic ball and laugh your way down the field as you bounce off your opponents.
At DFW Bubble Ball, we offer birthday parties, team building exercises, and bubble ball rentals. Our facilities also include an indoor and outdoor track that allows you to play no matter what the weather is like. We hope to see you soon!
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