Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Arlington

"Dallas Museum of Art showcases its visitors with a comprehensive display of numerous artworks that spans years of history. Next, this establishment has well-lit premises and ventilated hallways, making the venue comfortable and suitable for photography. Also, this art facility has 24,000 works of art that are aged 5000 years of age."

"Inside the Dallas Museum of Art, you can enjoy wall-to-wall amusement with more than 24,000 works of art from different cultures and time periods. Trade in the midday Dallas sun to view some breathtaking art on display. The museum also hosts a variety of classes, workshops, and activities for kids."

"One of the city’s most celebrated centers of art appreciation, the Dallas Museum of Art is a cultural powerhouse where artists from around the globe and through the centuries are on display free of charge. Exhibits are a must-see: More than just 007 fans will appreciate the “Shaken."

"Learning about patterns, shapes and structures in the Kaleidoscope Gallery on the children’s garden. Photo courtesy of the Dallas Arboretum. This 66-acre wonder has more than 20 distinct gardens."

"Situated at the heart of Dallas, USA, is this piece of urban green, Klyde Warren Park. It is constructed above Woodall Rodgers Freeway and is a unique example of modern architecture. It is a public park with free entry that hosts many fitness and leisure activities, has signature food trucks, and is a heaven for dog lovers."

"Vice Park is supposed to look like a Miami mansion, says Taylor, and its name evokes feelings of excess: “where all your vices can happen,” as Valverde explains. It’s the second bar, in the span of a few blocks, from the So Clutch Group. The 22,000-square-foot palace will have a glass staircase leading up to a rooftop bar."

"With year-round family-friendly programs and attractions, this 5.2-acre park has a lot of the top free things to do in Dallas with kids."

"Dealey Plaza is a public park in Dallas, Texas, best known as the location where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, fired on by a sniper from the Texas School Book Depository. A museum focusing on Kennedy and the assassination now occupies the former depository, and there are various remembrances around the plaza.More"

"This historic site covers the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. The Sixth Floor Museum was the former Texas School Book Depository building and much the of space still looks the way it did in the 1960s. Older kids that are into history will enjoy this the most."

"For those who want to venture beyond sushi and ramen, behold Niwa, a super-slick yakiniku spot in Deep Ellum where do-it-yourself Japanese BBQ is the name of the game. Here, diners can choose from an array of marinated proteins and veggies and cook it all up over grills built right into their tables. Beef belly, chicken breast, lamb chops, rib eye and Wagyu, it's all there, as well seafood options like calamari and shrimp."

"This is a Japanese cuisine experience that uses an in-table grill for guests to cook premium ingredients. The selection of meat, vege..."

"If you want to experience cowboy culture (rodeos, country music, saloons, cattle drives), the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District is the place to be. Full of attractions, restaurants and stores, you can easily spend an afternoon or an entire day here. There is a petting zoo for little ones, a cattle-pen maze for older kids (and adults) and of course the twice daily (11:30AM and 4PM) longhorn cattle drive up Main Street."

"At night, it’s time to put on your cowboy boots and get ready for the Cowtown Coliseum Rodeo at the Fort Worth Stockyards. It’s west of Dallas and has rodeos all the time so check out their calendar. They always have a rodeo Fridays 8-10pm. Enjoy seeing some bull riding, barrel racing, team roping, and silly clowns!"

"This diner is one of the best in the Dallas area, and it’s known for all your favorites and many from north of the border. The Canadian influence of chef/owner Michael Delaurier from Windsor, Ontario, is evident throughout the menu. You should try his poutine, which is a dish of French fries smothered in cheese curds and house-made gravy."

"In the U.S., crepes are frequently considered to be too fancy for a casual setting, but in France, they’re an incredibly common street food. Whisk Crepes Cafe sort of blends those two notions, offering up fast service in a chic atmosphere. Fill your thin pancake with savory (egg, cheese, BBQ pork) options or sweet (Nutella, banana, cinnamon apples) and feel totally bourgeois without breaking the bank."

"The crepes here are phenomenal, from the savory to sweet options (we favor the Normandy with plenty of cheese and onion). The owner also gives meals away to Nutella crepe-lovers and the service industry.Good to Go: Whisk Crêpes Are Good In Many Ways"