Dallas has no shortage of fun hangouts and attractions that’ll make your stay in the city worth your while. The popular Sixth-Floor Museum at the Dealey Plaza will equip tourists with knowledge about the political climate back in the 1960s, as well as the story behind President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Walk a few blocks down, and you’ll find the iconic John F. Kennedy Memorial, built back in 1970 to represent the president's free spirit. The innovative Perot Museum of Nature and science is an ideal destination for those interested in science. Here tourists get to witness the summer water conservation innovation and solar-powered water heaters. There are many classical artworks and artifacts from around the world at the Dallas Museum of Art. Picnics and walks at the tranquil Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden with family or friends make for a perfect ending to a nice day. Every fall, The Art of the Pumpkin Festival is hosted at the Botanical Garden. The festival features beautiful fall colors, autumn flowers, pumpkins, squash, cooking and floral demonstrations, and live bands.