Juwelen, die Sie in Fair Park/Süddallas nicht verpassen dürfen

Da eine Reise für viele nicht in Frage kommt, sollten Sie die Gelegenheit nutzen, Ihre eigene Stadt zu erkunden. Sie werden überrascht sein, wie viel es im Fair Park zu sehen, zu tun und zu essen gibt (und damit meine ich nicht die State Fair!). Dieser Teil von Dallas bietet einzigartige Aktivitäten, die Sie in anderen Teilen von Big D. nicht finden können.

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Texas Vietnam Veteran's Memorial - A portion of the State Fair grounds is designated as Veteran's Park, where this special memorial was dedicated in 1989 by then-President George H.W. Bush. Near the Automobile Building you'll find the names of 3,427 Texans who served and died in the Vietnam War. A small but powerful memorial, it's a wonderful place to pause and pay your respects to these brave Texans. Learn more about the memorial here.

Zoo von Dallas - Wo sonst können Sie 2.000 Tiere auf einmal sehen? Etwas weiter südlich befindet sich dieses Geschenk an Dallas, das wunderschöne Vogelarten, Elefanten, Zebras, Gorillas und Pinguine zeigt, um nur einige zu nennen. Packen Sie ein Picknick ein und nehmen Sie etwas Salat mit, um die Giraffen zu füttern - vergessen Sie nur nicht, vorher online zu reservieren, und bringen Sie Masken mit, wenn Sie über 10 Jahre alt sind. Planen Sie Ihren Besuch hier.

Old Mill Inn - Für einen unvergesslichen Ausflug sollten Sie in dieser historischen Getreidemühle, die sich neben der Fair Park Music Hall befindet, in die Vergangenheit reisen. Das 1936 erbaute Gasthaus empfängt heute Gäste aus aller Welt für Partys und private Veranstaltungen und lädt Gruppen samstagabends zu klassischen Murder Mystery Dinners ein. Für 60 Dollar pro Person erhalten Sie ein 3-Gänge-Menü (z. B. ein preisgekröntes Hähnchenbratensteak) und einen Abend voller Krimispaß in der Old Mill. Kaufen Sie Tickets hier.

South Dallas Cultural Center - The South Dallas Cultural Center is a vibrant hub for celebrating the African heritage and culture in Dallas through powerful art, live music, film, and community programs. From the popular Film Fridays series to the youth-focused Summer Arts at the Center, this cultural cornerstone offers immersive experiences that reflect Dallas’ can-do spirit. Whether you're catching a bold performance or exploring a new exhibit, the Center invites you to connect with the city's creative pulse. Follow the Center here.

African American Museum - Did you know this museum began as part of a historically black college (Bishop College)? Though the college is no longer there, the museum has been proud to operate independently since 1979. Displaying an impressive African American Folk Art collection plus period rooms and more, the museum hosts special programming and conferences regularly. Don't neglect a chance to educate yourself further on Black history by stopping in; check their Facebook page for updated business hours.

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Ronnie's Catfish - If you're looking for a non-fussy, yummy lunch, pop into Ronnie's on South 2nd Avenue for a box of fried catfish to share. A few other specialties are included on the menu, such as hot wings, burgers and shrimp, but the fish is the main event here. The classic meal comes with fries, pickles, peppers and Texas toast. Is your mouth watering yet?

Sunny South Barbeque - Walk up to this downhome BBQ joint for some tasty smoked meat and sides. Daily specials will cost you less than $10, or you can grab a loaded baked potato. No frills here, and there may be a line, but it's a South Dallas gem.

Ka-Tip Thai Street Food - For a taste of Thailand in Dallas, order the pad ka prow, chicken green curry or pad thai goong sod. All the dishes are family recipes straight from Bangkok, so you won't be disappointed. More information is here.

Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters - Stop at this micro roaster and coffee lab for a bag of freshly roasted coffee or a "lab drink" such as a cortado or the maple- and cinnamon-infused brew, the "Cozy Canadian." With curbside pick-up available, it's a no-brainer stop, plus they offer coffee-free steamers for kids. Learn more about the roaster here.

Craft and Growler - While you can't enjoy your craft beer inside, this "filling station" continues to fulfill pickup or curbside orders. Right across the street from Fair Park, you'll want to try one of their own brewed creations or get a growler full of another beer on tap. Many are local, such as Peticolas or Trinity Cider of Dallas. More information is here.

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