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At the heart of the city is Downtown Dallas, with its growing nightlife and historic shopping and hotels. Highlights including dining at Dallas Fish Market and the Adolphus' famous French Room. Visitors can stay at the historic Magnolia Hotel, shop at the flagship Neiman Marcus store and end the day with drinks at the rooftop bar at Joule Dallas hotel.
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Various cultural and entertainment districts in and around downtown Dallas offer visitors an exciting assortment of activities. With more than $12 billion in development underway in the urban core and throughout Dallas, expect additional stellar dining, shopping, arts, culture and entertainment options each year.
The city’s many entertainment districts meet any visitor’s needs. From family-friendly offerings and quaint settings to vibrant nightlife and exciting atmospheres, you can do and see it all in Dallas’ various neighborhoods.
Downtown
Deep Ellum
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This former warehouse district, immediately east of downtown, is the city's headquarters for live music, emerging visual and creative artists and the new Green Line of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) system.
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The West End
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The 55-acre West End Historic District is the center of tourist activity, featuring the Sixth Floor Museum and Wild Bill's Western Store.
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Uptown
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Located northeast of downtown, the 126-year-old neighborhood has recently experienced a surge of residential growth that also brought new clubs, shops and restaurants.
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Knox-Henderson
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Knox-Henderson is one of the city’s oldest shopping districts, named for two streets crossing Central Expressway. Boutique and big name shopping, local dining and entertainment can be found in this exciting district.
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Fair Park
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Just two miles east of downtown, Fair Park is Dallas’ largest cultural center and a historic treasure of national importance.
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Greenville Ave.
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A host of popular dining, shopping & entertainment, Greenville Ave. has a hipster lower district and family-friendly upper area.
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Highland Park
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The Beverly Hills of Texas, featuring palatial estates, couture shopping and fine dining.
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Swiss Ave.
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Historic homes galore in this quaint Dallas neighborhood minutes from downtown.
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Dallas Arts District
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New York Magazine ranked the Dallas area as the “No. 1 City Worldwide for Art Lovers.” Find out why in the Dallas Arts District.
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Bishop Arts District
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Come see the historical district where the city of Dallas originated. Funky home stores and clothing boutiques and original restaruants make this a must-visit neighborhood.
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Mockingbird Station
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Loft apartments, shopping, dining, and enterainment abound in this mixed-use area. Gap, American Apparel, Cafe Express and many other shops make this the ultimate hang-out spot.
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South Side
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The South Side on Lamar combines the character and style of the past with amenities for today’s metropolitan lifestyle.
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Victory Park
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Located in the center of Dallas, Victory Park is one of the country’s most significant master-planned urban developments.
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