Dallas Itinerary 2 Days

2 Days in Dallas - Perfect Weekend Guide

Planning what to do for a couple of days in Dallas? It is best to sort your preferences and then choose from the options available in the city. Dallas replete with beautiful points of interest never fails to overwhelm the tourists with its natural view and historical architecture.  Yet for the people who wish to pull this off, we have summed up our Dallas itinerary 2 days that will let you experience the true colors of the city, beautifully! Gear up!

How to spend 2 days in Dallas?

With so many things to explore, Dallas is a place to be. Walk along the streets of Dallas and soak in the very essence of its people, and culture, dine at its attractive restaurants; shop at its ambient stores, and unwind at one of its many green spaces. Wondering what to see in 2 days in Dallas? Triphobo offers you perfect itineraries that will cover all the must see places in Dallas.

Day 1 in Dallas, Texas:

The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza:

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is known to all. The November of 1963 was a tragic month for the residents of Dallas. While passing through Dallas, then President of the United States was fatally shot by a young sniper Lee Harvey Oswald. From the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, Oswald fired his rifle at least three shots that resulted in JFK’s death. 

Address: 411 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75202 (Downtown Dallas), 75202, United States.

Timings: 10:00 am - 06:00 pm

Ticket Price: 16 USD

Pioneer Plaza:

As you walk to the intersection of Young and Griffin streets, brace yourself for the biggest bronze monument to ever grace this planet. It wouldn’t be fair to call Texas a cowboy state, if there wasn’t a monument or the likes to show the settlers coming into Dallas. The Pioneer Plaza attempts to pay a tribute to the city’s cowboy past by dedicated an entire square depicting a cattle drive complete with longhorn steers driven by cowboys, all in bronze. 

Address: Corner of Griffin and Young Street, Dallas, TX 75201, 75202, United States.

Timings: 24-Hrs

Klyde Warren Park:

The Arts District is indeed the place to be! Just on the edge of the District’s periphery lies Dallas’ most beloved park, the Klyde Warren Park. Although it’s a public park, it’s run by a private foundation, Woodall Rodgers Park Foundation, and has operational timings.

Address: 1909 Woodall Rodgers, Dallas, TX, 75201, United States.

Timings: 06:00 am - 11:00 pm

Day 2 in Dallas, Texas:

Dallas World Aquarium:

If you ever wonder what a warehouse could be transformed into, pay a visit to the Dallas World Aquarium. The term ‘aquarium’ is an understatement once you see the huge premises. Not only do you get to see flora and fauna of over 15 countries, there are also theme-based sections within the aquarium to add to the authenticity.

Address: 1801 North Griffin Street, Dallas, TX 75202, 75202, United States.

Timings: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm

Ticket Price: 20 USD

Reunion Tower:

The Reunion Tower will literally broaden your horizon and then some! The unofficial symbol and a prime landmark of Dallas, the Reunion Tower was a stand-alone tower till 1998, then the Hyatt Regency was built around it, making it a part of the same premises. Standing somewhat around 50 stories high, the Reunion Tower actually has only 3 circular floors.

Address: 300 Reunion Blvd East, Dallas, TX 75207 (Downtown Dallas), United States.

Timings: 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

Ticket Price: 2 USD

Swiss Avenue Historic District:

The Swiss Avenue, a recognized Dallas Historic District, is a neighborhood featuring a variety of over 200 restored elegant residences. Back in the day, Dallas’ elite used to reside in these houses; they relocated further east at the turn of the 20th century. The styles of Architecture varied from house to house, be it Tudor, Spanish, Colonial Revival, Georgian, English, Neoclassical, etc.

Address: : Along Swiss Ave. between La Vista Dr. and Fitzhugh Ave, Northeast of downtown, Dallas, TX 75204 (East Dallas), United States.

Timings: 24-Hrs