CityPASS Dallas articles

From the sleek, contemporary buildings gracing downtown Dallas to its historical landmarks, verdant public parks, art destinations and festivals, world-class restaurants, and seemingly endless shopping opportunities, Dallas most definitely deserves a top spot on your travel bucket list.

Perhaps one of the most appealing parts of living in Texas is the food. In particular, Texas BBQ is some of the most decadent food around. But if you're not from Texas, it's hard to differentiate true Texas BBQ from a wannabe restaurant. This definitive Texas BBQ guide will teach you what makes Texas-style BBQ unique and where to find the best BBQ in Texas.

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.

Your trip to Dallas is on the horizon, but how can you make the most of each day? Dallas is one of the most vibrant cities in the United States, so it can be hard to choose between activities. But not to worry. While the city has something for everyone, these are the Dallas tourist attractions no one should miss.

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.

It's a rare treat to see a Bongo, Nile Hippopotamus or Oryx outside of Africa, let alone to see all three on the same day. Fortunately, you'll get to admire these magnificent creatures and 2,000 more at the Dallas Zoo.