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Top 7 locations in Dallas for Free Admission
byMars & Ash Fite and
Michal Ben-Ari
Live update: Updated October 4, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Mars & Ash FiteThis 66-acre botanical garden is one of the largest in the world offering spectacular exhibits throughout the year. For 2020, the holiday is celebrated wit h an amazing displays of the 12 days of christmas and even a christmas village.
2. Thanks-Giving Square
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteThis began when four businessmen wanted the city of Dallas to be known not only for its economic accomplishments, but also for the enduring heart of its citizens. This meditative urban garden sits 15 feet below ground level and expressions of thanksgiving are found all around the square. The chapel of thanksgiving is the spiritual center of the square.The Glory Window contains one of the largest horizontally mounted stained glass windows in the world.
3. Klyde Warren Park Dallas
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteThis five acre park, which bridges uptown and downtown, is built over the Woodall Rodgers freeway and has a great mix of spaces, daily free activities and even food trucks!
4. Trinity Groves
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteThere’s a plethora of options just across the river from downtown with food from across the globe, even vegan options, not to mention, spacious heated patios
5. JFK Memorial
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteJFK died just 200 yards from this site on november 22 1963. The design is an empty tomb symbolizing Kennedy’s free spirit. Each column ends in a light fixture. At night, the light creates the illusion that the structure is supported by light itself. The memorial stands as a tribute to the joy and excitement of his life.
6. McKinney Avenue Transit Authority
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteA free historic trolley connecting Dallas uptown and downtown.
7. Dallas Museum of Art
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Mars & Ash FiteIt’s among the 10 largest art museums in the country. You can get lost in more than 24 thousand works of art from around the world. And one of the best parts about it, it’s free to the public.
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