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The Fites’ Adventures guide
Top 23 locations in Texas
byAsh Fite and
Michal Ben-Ari
Live update: Updated October 1, 2022Copy link
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PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Ash FiteI honestly couldn’t believe this place was only 25 minutes from downtown Dallas. We felt like we got to experience Texas hill country without being too far from where Mars had to work.
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PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
More info3. McKinney Avenue Transit Authority
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteA free historic trolley connecting Dallas uptown and downtown.
More info4. Klyde Warren Park Dallas
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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!
More info5. Dallas Museum of Art
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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.
More info6. Pioneer Plaza
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRight downtown, you’ll find three bronze cowboys leading a herd of steers.
More info7. Thanks-Giving Square
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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.
More info8. Trinity Groves
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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
More info9. Meeting place of Bonnie and Clyde
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteWhen you’re done with lunch, literally go right across the street and check out the old stomping grounds of some real texas outlaws
More info10. Deep Ellum Dallas
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteIf you’re into music, this is where you’ll want to go. It’s the live music capital of north texas as well as a hub for the performing arts from theater to comedy.
More info11. JFK Memorial
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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.
More info12. Bishop Arts District
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteThis is a super cute area you shouldn’t miss if you’re in Dallas. It’s full of cool shops where you can find gifts for everyone you love there’s a ton of fun murals as well as delicious places to eat.
More info13. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
PEOPLE ARE SAYING: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.
More info14. Big Bend National Park, Big Bend National Park, TX
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
More info15. Palo Duro Canyon State Park 34.9844, -101.7017
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
More info16. Tyler State Park, Park Road 16, Tyler, TX
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
More info17. Cadillac Ranch
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
More info18. Palo Duro Canyon State Park
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteI was driving from Dallas to Denver and wanted a scenic place to stop along the way and found Palo Duro Canyon State Park about 40 minutes away from Amarillo. It was a little bit further than I was expecting, but definitely worth it. I believe they call it the little Grand Canyon, and it definitely was beautiful. Most of the park was closed unfortunately when we went due to hunting season, so we would love to return next time we are passing through. We were still able to do some really nice hikes and take in some gorgeous views of the canyon!
More info19. Malai Kitchen
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteI could eat here every day! Ever since going to Thailand, we love southeast Asian food. This place did not disappoint!
More info20. Malai Kitchen
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Ash FiteRecommended this place!
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