Dallas & Fort Worth Official Visitor's Guide

central Grapevine 121 75 190 of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center, Crow Collection of Asian Art and the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, home to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. In October 2009, the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts joins the lineup with firstrun Broadway shows and a mix of opera, theater, lectures and outdoor concerts. Nasher Sculpture Center is not only an architectural marvel in its own right, but its comprehensive collection of modern and contemporary sculpture has turned the heads of art lovers from around the world. Across the street, the Crow Collection of Asian Art explores the unique methods of artistic expression from the numerous cultures of the Far East. As the anchor of the district, the Dallas Museum of Art’s permanent collection spans the globe, and it consistently earns praise for its fabulous roster of exhibitions such as “Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs.” is, The Ritz Carlton, Dallas, the only such hotel in Texas, which features Fearing’s, the namesake restaurant of famed Chef Dean Fearing. West Village, a six-year-old development, is anchored by the Magnolia Theatre and features a mix of shops from home décor and clothing stores to restaurants, bars and clubs. Residential lofts overlook busy streets, giving an urban feel to the Village. Crú Wine Bar is a must-see where patrons can sit outside and enjoy premium wines and cheese. For a more casual option, Taco Diner offers Mexican dishes in a sleek and modern atmosphere. Cowboy Cool is a true blend of Texas, offering custom-made western wear including cowboy hats, boots and other distinctive garments. Legacy Trading Company has a collection of furniture and home accessories from around the world and is an excellent choice for unique gifts. Irving 183 820 114 635 12 Dallas 80 Fort Worth Arlington Grand Prairie 360 175 MAIN STREET DISTRICT Downtown’s Main Street District has recently been revitalized. The core of this development is a six-block area of restaurants, bars, boutique hotels and entertainment choices with more new selections coming soon. VICTORY PARK The 75-acre Victory Park is anchored by the American Airlines Center, home to Dallas Mavericks basketball (NBA) and Dallas Stars hockey (NHL). The entertainment district also showcases Dallas’ first W Hotel & Residences with the ultra-chic ghostbar® on the 33rd floor. AT&T Victory Plaza with the first large-scale, outdoor digital arts gallery in the world; plus an array of dining, shopping, commercial and residential options are all included at Victory Park. In addition, visitors can take DART light rail to and from special events at the American Airlines Center and to points beyond, as the system continues to expand throughout the area. Dallas Museum of Art. Credit: © Weaver Multimedia Group, Denise Chambers WEST END HISTORIC DISTRICT Spanning Market Street, Pacific Avenue and Woodall Rodgers Freeway, West End is a multi-block area of turn-of-the-century storefronts and warehouses that have been transformed into a collection of shops, restaurants, and nightclubs. Vintage street lights, horse-drawn carriages, outdoor concerts and festivals add to the fun and nostalgia of the area. The West Village. Photo by Blake Perdue UPTOWN/WEST VILLAGE To travel from Downtown to Uptown, visitors can hop on the McKinney Avenue Trolley for a FREE ride. This centuries old neighborhood blends historic homes with new high-rise residences. Uptown boasts 20 art galleries and antique shops, 90 restaurants, four exclusive hotels, four bed and breakfasts, three performance theaters, one movie theater and four historic cemeteries. Within Uptown and along the McKinney Avenue Trolley M-Line KNOX-HENDERSON Knox-Henderson is named for two streets that cross Central Expressway north of Downtown Dallas. This charming area has an eclectic variety of dining options including Tex-Mex, Sushi, and Mediterranean. Boutiques, unique furniture, garden and antique shops are also featured at this energetic crossroads. Nearby Travis Walk is home to additional fine dining choices. GREENVILLE AVENUE Stretching from LBJ Freeway to Downtown’s Ross Avenue, Greenville Avenue offers visitors an endless choice of nightlife and dining. Dance the night away to retro classics on upper Greenville or enjoy live music at one of the pubs on lower Greenville. Unique shopping opportunities are available during the day. 41 for more information go to visitdallas-fortworth.com http://www.visitdallas-fortworth.com

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