CityPASS Dallas articles

Whether your ancestors fought against the Holocaust or suffered through it, joining the community of history lovers at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is a great way to bring insight and inspiration to your Dallas vacation.

At the George W. Bush Presidential Museum, you’ll experience the thrill of peeking behind the doors of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, admire the painstakingly replicated Oval Office, and get to act distinctly presidential in the interactive Decision Points Theater.

The Perot Museum in Dallas is a natural history and science museum throttled into overdrive. With five floors and 11 exhibits jam-packed with hands-on activities and 3D animation, this mind-blowing destination is sure to keep you spellbound for hours.

Dallas heats up northeast Texas with its metropolitan energy and vibrant culture. The glittering city skyline, year-round good weather, and its subtle touch of southern charm make Dallas a must on the Texas travel list. But whether it’s your first time visiting or your 100th, you don’t truly see Dallas until you see it from up high—at the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck.

Picture yourself standing eye-to-eye with a towering giraffe, watching elephants splash playfully in their pool, or witnessing a lion cub's first steps. At the Dallas Zoo, these magical moments happen every day. As Texas's premier wildlife destination, this 106-acre wonderland invites visitors to discover extraordinary animals while learning about wildlife conservation and having unforgettable family adventures.

This upscale community, comprising the towns of Highland Park and University Park, offers you a blend of natural beauty, architectural charm, and recreational opportunities. Let's explore what makes Park Cities a unique destination within Dallas.