Have you ever wanted to step back in time to an era of the past when things had a particular charm to them?
Well, you truly can do just that in Dallas Texas. The Mc Kinney Avenue Trolley MATA is a true historical trolley system that has been both preserved and restored back to it’s amazing original glory. They have really gone out of their way to recreate for you the exact workings of an early Twentieth Century Trolley system would have worked. If you’re in to History and preservation you will be enthralled with the workmanship and detail that has gone into this project. Truly a delight for the history buff and the nostalgic alike.
Next head on over to the Dallas Pioneer Plaza in downtown Dallas. A very interesting array of bronze sculptures depicting the early days of the big Cattle Drives that quite literally fed the growth of the old west. Never before have I seen such a collection of bronzes to envision and unfold a story. If your interested in the old west, bronze sculptures and ever fantasized about being a Cowboy this would reach out and grab you by the horns.
There are a tone of things to do when you go Cheap to Dallas, just don’t forget to bring your camera because you’re going to need it.
Dallas Texas is one of those rare cities where there is never enough time to do all the things you would like to.
It’s super easy to go cheap to Dallas, that can’t be said about most cities where just a day at an amusement park can easily set you back a hundred bucks. Yes, Dallas has tons of things to do on the cheap if you know where to look. Below and on the other posts we will endeavor to disclose a few of the more choice attractions that can be done for free or very inexpensively. And as travel writers we get the absolute best deals on Hotels, rental cars and airfare not to mention a hot deal on Bed & Breakfasts if they suit your fancy. And we will give you links to the websites with the best deals so you can go and check it out for yourself.
Here are a few of the really cool things you can do when you go Cheap to Dallas.
The 6th Floor Museum is located on the 6th floor of the Dallas county administration building, (formerly the Texas School Book Depository) which as you know is where Lee Harvey Oswald fired his shots from. This Museum chronicles the life and times, the history and Presidency of John F Kennedy as well as shows the amazing legacy that he left behind. It is well worth your trip to see and will be one museum you will always remember.
The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens are an amazing 66 acres of incredibly manicured lawns, flowers and gardens that are sure to absolutely delight your senses. This is one of those must see attractions that is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
