Having a map of the city, you can make any routes in Dallas. Most often tourists walk around the historic center of the city, getting acquainted with its architecture, sculptures, which are mostly surrealistic in nature. A typical Dallas tourist itinerary includes a visit to the plaza where President Kennedy was assassinated, as well as Dealey Plaza, from where the shots were fired.
Inquisitive vacationers make their Dallas walking routes through the city's many museums: the Women's Museum, which tells the history of feminism, the African American Museum, which reflects Native American history, the Dallas Museum of Art, and many others.
Dallas' walking trails wind through the city's green spaces. The centerpiece of its 300 parks is White Rock Lake Park. Here you can not only run and ride bicycles on winding paths, but also fish on the artificial lake and hone your sailing skills. You can end your walk through the park at the local arboretum or botanical garden.
Dallas walking routes include strolls through ethnic communities and museums. For example, a traditional Victorian-inspired settlement is organized in Old Town Park. As you stroll through the old houses and shops, you can see how people of that time lived - volunteers fully recreate the former way of life. And on the west side of Downtown, you can see the cabin of John Neely Bryan, the city's founder.
