National Scouting Museum - The National Scouting Museum is a tribute to the rich history of the Boy Scouts of America. The size of a football field, this massive state-of-the-art facility features a Norman Rockwell art gallery, virtual reality adventures, hands-on learning experiences, and a historical collection that traces the Scouting movement from its beginnings.

Dallas Zoo - The Dallas Zoo features many exotic and endangered species amidst tree-lined paths and beds of flowers. Exhibits include the Chimpanzee Forest and the Endangered Tiger Habitat.

The Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park - Housed in its original Art Deco building in historic Fair Park, the Aquarium is dedicated to showcasing and conserving a variety of fresh-water and salt-water species from around the globe. Key exhibits include the "World of Aquatic Diversity," featuring nearly invisible glass catfish, upside-down jellyfish and walking batfish; and the "Amazon Flooded Forest" with 25 species of fish from the Amazon River.

Dallas Museum of Art - From legendary impressionist paintings to breathtaking contemporary sculpture, the permanent collection of the DMA represents some of the most powerful works of art ever assembled under one roof.

Frontiers of Flight Museum - At the Frontiers of Flight Museum you will see, hear, and touch some of the rare artifacts that have contributed to the exciting history of air travel. On display is a World War I Sopwith ""Pup"" biplane along with hundreds of models, uniforms, decorations, engines and propellers.

Six Flags Over Texas - Six Flags Over Texas, The Lone Star Legend. For generations, Six Flags Over Texas has defined Lone Star thrills. From Giant-sized coasters to family-friendly rides and shows, you will enjoy a larger than life entertainment experience that is distinctly and unforgettably Texas.

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza - Permanent, educational exhibition on the life, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. Exhibits feature photographs, artifacts, 30-minute audio tour and six films. Located at the former Texas School Book Depository.

Old City Park - Nestled among 13 beautifully wooded acres, the village includes Victorian-era homes, a depot, hotel, section house, shotgun house, school, church, log cabin, tipi, general store, gift shop, print shop, bank, law office, doctor's office, dentist's office, bandstand, a farmhouse, restaurant, and outbuildings of various kinds.

Dallas World Aquarium & Zoological Garden - The Dallas World Aquarium & Zoological Garden features the worlds largest freshwater aquarium filled with giant catfish, and huge turtles. The aquarium portion features approximately 85,000 gallons of beautiful saltwater exhibits. Visitors can also enjoy a Rainforest exhibit.

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center - Visit with hundreds of rare and endangered animals from around the world that roam free on 1,500 acres of unspoiled countryside.

Science Place - The Science Place is about helping kids of all ages understand why and how things work -- everything from the solar system to honey bees, from dinosaurs to sound waves. It is a place where kids can use their senses of touch, sight, hearing, smell, and imagination to understand the wonders of science and mathematics.

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden - The Arboretum features 66 superbly landscaped acres of towering trees, fragrant gardens, and lush lawns that beckon you out of the city's bustle into a serene and beautiful world.

The Dallas Museum of Natural History - The Dallas Museum of Natural History is the only collections-based, research-driven public natural history museum in the region.

Southfork Ranch - Experience television history and Texas hospitality at Southfork, the world's most famous ranch! Internationally recognized as the filming location for the long-running ""Dallas"" series, Southfork operates today as both a tourist attraction and an event and conference center.

Fort Worth Zoo - Visit the Fort Worth Zoo and see more than 5000 exotic and native animals in beautifully landscaped natural habitats. The Fort Worth Zoo, established in 1909, is the oldest continuous zoo site in Texas and one of the top zoos in the nation.

The African American Museum - The only museum in the Southwestern United States devoted to the preservation and display of African American artistic, cultural and historical materials. It has one of the largest African American folk art collections in the United States.

Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum - Official state Hall of Fame, Museum and Repository for the Texas Rangers Law Enforcement Agency.

Dallas Farmers Market - Celebrate the season harvest of fresh farm produce and other scrumptious products available to shoppers. Sampling, educational classes and special activities for children are FREE.