Dallas / Fort Worth Hotels

For those who like adventure, go to Six Flags over Texas, Fair Park, or Arbor Hills Nature Preserve.Outside theMetroplexof Dallas, there's Mesquite, Garland or Plano, Richardson to explore, too. The ‘Big D’ is a great place to head outdoors and enjoy the many parks and lakes in the area, like Texoma Lake or Lewisville Lake.From culture to cowboys, Dallas is a wonderful Southern city to visit for business or pleasure.

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Dallas Events

In February, visitors can catch the Dallas Winter Boat Show held at Market Hall, which displays everything from luxurious yachts to small watercraft.

Dallas Wine and Food Festival is a spring event that has been celebrated for more than 20 years and gives visitors the opportunity to be entertained and educated about fine wine and great food.

Deep Elrum Arts Festival comes to Dallas every April and showcases gourmet food, art exhibits, and performances between Elm Street and Commerce Street.

Celebrate Independence Day in Dallas with the Red, White and Blue Blast. This three-day event features a parade, music, food and a fabulous pyrotechnics show.

In July the Taste of Dallas showcases top chefs and restaurants from the surrounding areas of Texas in this three-day event at Fair Park.

Summerfest in Dallas is for visitors of all ages and features more than 30 music groups on three stages during this end-of-summer bash.

Kick fall off with the Greek Festival in Dallas. Visitors will get the chance to experience all things Greek with food, music and dancing, as well as demonstrations and shopping.

The Grapevine Grapefest near Dallas celebrates the best Texas wines in the month of September with culinary treats and award-winning wines.

From the end of September to October, the Texas State Fair goes on for 24 days. Packed with competitions, rides, food and fun, this Dallas event welcomes the young and old.

The Pioneer Harvest in mid-October celebrates traditional Texas activities with fun festivities such as pie-eating contests, pumpkin carving and crafts. This event takes place every year at the Old City Park.

When To Go

March through April and September through October are great times to visit Dallas. The spring and fall temperatures are cool, and it’s perfect weather to get out and explore the cultural and artistic sides of the city.

As summer comes in the months of May through August, Dallas tourists may find the heat to be overwhelming. Some days reach temperatures of over 100°F (38°C).

Winter in Dallas is comfortable with daily temperatures that range from 55°F (13°C) to 70°F (21°C).

Getting There

In Dallas there are two airports: Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International. The international airport is made up of two sections, DFW Airport North and DFW Airport South, and is located about 15 miles from the city's centre.

The city of Dallas operates as Greyhound’s U.S. Headquarters, so it is very easy to reach by way of bus from many cities in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.

There are two trains by Amtrak that service Dallas and Fort Worth: the Texas Eagle and the Heartland Flyer. Also, the TRE (Trinity Express Railway) makes several connections from Dallas to the Fort Worth area.

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