The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, is a world-class, acoustically superior concert hall. The Dallas World Aquarium, housed in a two-story warehouse built in 1924, is a treasure in the heart of the city. An international city, Dallas offers dining that is a culinary treat. With more restaurants per capita than New York City, the choices are truly mind-boggling. Dallas has been on the cutting edge of nouveau American cuisine that local chefs rank among the best in the country.
Nightlife is a way of life.
Dallas likes to party and you are welcome to join in the celebration. Rock, pop, country, Tejano - wherever there is a band, you will find a dance floor. From the downtown hotels, Deep Ellum clubs and West End warehouses to the north along Greenville Avenue to the city of Addison, Dallas invites you to dance the night away. Once a frontier trading post, Dallas is now home to more shopping centers than any other U.S. city. What Dallas offers in quantity, it more than matches in quality.