These 20 Incredible Places in Dallas - Fort Worth Will Drop Your Jaw To The Floor
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Robin McClure
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There’s no shortage of beautiful places across Dallas – Fort Worth. We offer incredible architecture, plush natural settings, gorgeous water and fountain areas, and spectacular settings all around. Here are 20 places across the Metroplex that you’ll agree are literally jaw-dropping!
This beautifully lit bridge joined the Dallas cityscape in 2012 and spans the Trinity River.
This architectural delight in downtown Dallas (as seen from Klyde Warren Park) has won numerous awards for its fit and enhancement of Dallas. The building features an amazing nightly light show.
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The entire museum is a visionary delight, but the origami crane collection is particularly beautiful.
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Texas' oldest botanic garden is located in Fort Worth and is considered a 109-acre living museum displaying over 2,500 species of native and exotic plants.
Enter the Chapel of Thanks-Giving in downtown Dallas and look up... and find your absolute inspiration here.
The 4.3-acre Water Gardens feature three types of pools: the aerating, the quiet, and the active. Visitors can experience the different water features as they interact and relax within this almost-hidden plaza area.
Every season is the perfect time to visit this spectacular 66-acre garden located on the southeastern shore of White Rock Lake.
Behold the pair of angels that grace the exterior of the performance hall located in downtown Fort Worth.
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The ornate pink granite courthouse was built between 1893-1895. Visitors heading south down Main Street cannot help but marvel at the building in front them, framed by shops and restaurants on either side.
Located in the Cultural Arts District, the campus' architecture and setting is eclipsed only by the layout and art inside.
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The quaint 7.5-acre garden area consists of a traditional path through landscapes and ponds that house over 1,200 Koi fish. It includes a tea home and other Japanese-inspired buildings and sculptures.
This Fort Worth chapel boasts of incredible architecture in a uplifting and non-denominational setting. It is a familiar landmark for Fort Worthians.
Fair Park hosts way more than just the State Fair of Texas every year! It is home to over 1,200 activities, and its grounds and waterways are worth the trip alone.
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The river meanders throughout the metroplex and provides settings for hike and bike trails, reflection, relaxation, and just pure beauty.
The Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff has lively places to live, eat, and tour, but this mural is particularly realistic and beautiful.
Not only is the downtown Dallas plaza fountain beautiful, but the lighting display of the Omni Hotel in the background provides a particularly pretty nightscape view.
White Rock Lake is a go-to place for locals year round, but its trees surrounding the lake in November show their autumn finery at their peak. Don't miss the chance to visit the park area before the leaves drop.
The beautiful architecture of this boutique hotel is stunning unto itself. While there, look at an extra Dallas landmark; The Pegasus is considered a Dallas legend.
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The entire Dallas skyline is breathtaking, but one of the eye-catching factors is this beautifully lit 72-story skyscraper. Its evening choice of color makes it an iconic part of Dallas' cityscape.
Texas likes its courthouses ornate and massive, and the Dallas County one is no exception. This former courthouse is now a museum.
What other beautiful places are worth a visit or a “Wow!” here in Dallas – Fort Worth? Share your favorite spots in the comments below, and don’t forget to share your beautiful photos of the city on the Only In Dallas – Fort Worth Facebook page for a chance to see them featured!
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