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The ninth largest city in the nation, and the third largest city in Texas, Dallas is the hub of the largest metropolitan area in the Southern United States. Dallas and nearby Fort Worth were originally founded as railroad cities, and eventually grew due to the oil boom. There is never a shortage of things to do with something special for you no matter if you’re a foodie, history buff, or patron of the arts. With Dallas you have the best that both big city living, and suburban tranquility have to offer.

Population: 1.34 Million

Median Household Income: $67,382

Median Property Value: $201,500

Events

Events In Dallas

Every year there are several events taking place in Dallas. Make sure to mark time on your calendar for the Deep Ellum Arts Festival, an art fair that takes over three city blocks for three days featuring the best the artists of the city have to offer. If you’re more interested in wining and dining, Savor Dallas gives visitors the chance to sample the finest cuisine in the city. If nothing else, you can’t miss the Texas State Fair to try every fried food known to man.

Restaurants in Dallas

If there was one word to describe the food scene in Dallas, it would be volatile. With bursts of creativity and experimentation many spots to eat are here today and gone tomorrow. This is a city that is ripe for exploration. Make sure that while you’re in town you try out the Mediterranean fare from Chef Jose Andres’ Zaytinya. Head downtown to Scout in the Statler Hotel to dine on delicious american fare in a mid-century setting. And for a southern delight, check out Rapscallion where you’ll find Nashville hot chicken, and rib-eye.

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Attractions

Nearby Dallas Attractions

There is no shortage of things to do in Triple D, and its southern location means that there is no shortage of great weather to go out on the town. Check out the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens to discover the beauty of the outdoors. To explore the history and legacy of the 43rd president, head on over to the George W. Bush Presidential Library. And to see the best view in town climb to the top of Reunion Tower.