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Dallas has many places to discover for tourists interested in architecture. The city is replete with many modernist and post modernist examples of architectural design. Some examples of neoclassical, Victorian and Gothic Revival architecture of the city are:
Belo Mansion , 2101 Ross Ave., Dallas, Texas
Dating back to 1890, this attraction can be found in the downtown area. Here, tourists will encounter interesting decor, including an example of Victorian design. Tours are offered on the second Tuesday of each month from 9:30 to 11am.
Dallas City Hall, 1500 Marilla St., Dallas, Texas
This attraction is an example of one of the many creations of well-known architect, I.M. Pei. The largest bronze sculpture created by Henry Moore is found here.
Dallas County Historical Plaza, Dallas, Texas
This trip takes one down memory lane. There are various historical buildings, as well as monuments positioned at this location.
Fair Park 1300 Robert D. Cullum Blvd, Dallas, Texas
More than 6 million visitors come here annually. It houses one of the largest collections of art-deco architecture from the 1930s.
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John F. Kennedy Memorial, Dallas, Texas
Resembling an open tomb, this monument consists of a concrete wall and black marble accents. It is dedicated to US president John F Kennedy who was assassinated in Dallas in 1963.
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens , 8525 Garland Rd., Dallas, Texas
There are more than 65 acres of landscaped gardens in this picturesque place. It also contains the largest public collections of azaleas in the U.S.
Dallas Aquarium, Dallas, Texas
More than 340 species of marine life, including freshwater and tropical fish is found in the aquarium.
Reunion Tower, 300 Reunion Blvd.,Dallas, Texas
Some of the best views of the city and the surrounding area can be enjoyed from here.
Southfork Ranch, 3700 Hogge Drive, Dallas, Texas
Tons of memorabilia from the show Dallas are on display at this location.
Super Model Train, 1935 Motor St, Dallas, Texas
Here children can put together a model train.
Of the different sites in the town a visit to Mrs. Baird's Bakery is a must. Here one can explore the wonderful art of bread making. A visit to Owens Country Sausage Company will enable one to view the fully-equipped butchery workshop as well as the kitchen.
Thus travel to Dallas can be an out and out entertaining trip.
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