Dallas has something for everyone, with hundreds of unique attractions and predictable landmarks. From Dallas Arboretum to Dallas World Aquarium, there is always something new to see and do, but classic attractions have stood the test of time.
Here are 5 of the best photo-worthy spots in Dallas, TX.
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
The Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge is a beautiful pedestrian and bicycle bridge crossing downtown Dallas’s Trinity River. It is one of the city’s busiest bridges and has been dubbed ‘The City’s Living Room’ because its massive LED screen displays designs and art during special events. The bridge is a spectacular photography background with its innovative lighting, creative design, river views, and the fact that it’s not far from Downtown Dallas and the Arts District.
Additionally, while in the area, you can get stunning shots of the Dallas skyline, complete with views of skyscrapers and other city landmarks.
Pegasus at Omni Dallas
Pegasus, the flying red horse, is the symbol of the city and a symbol of the building and the entire city. The original Pegasus is atop the historic Magnolia Building in downtown Dallas. The Pegasus Omni Dallas atop the Magnolia was created in the early 1930s to open the building, which was the headquarters of Magnolia Petroleum Company. Large metal wings were built onto the roof to support the sculpture. The original metal wings were removed in 1963. In 1986, the city of Dallas purchased the Magnolia building to be used as its new City Hall.
Reunion Tower
If you are in Dallas for a convention or just visiting, a great way to get a feel for the city is to go up to the Reunion Tower. It is a great place to get a fantastic view of the city of Dallas and spend time with your family and friends there. It is also great if you want to go out and have a great time and see a few of the best views in Dallas.
Visitors who want to take a picture of the city skyline should plan to arrive when the tower is open to the public until 4:30 p.m. Those who come at this time can take their photos and head to the deck to watch the sunset.
Mandalay Canal
Mandalay Canal in Las Colinas is a hidden gem in the heart of Irving. This 1.25-mile-long waterway runs through the center of the community, creating a peaceful atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. The canal is lined with pebblestone, providing a European-style aesthetic recognized by the Texas Society of Architects. Also along the canal are a variety of wildlife habitats and a trailhead that leads to an extension of the Hike and Bike Trail.
Pioneer Plaza
The settlers from DFW have a fine monument in Pioneer Plaza in downtown Dallas. It was built in 1996 and is a tribute to those settlers who first came to the Dallas area. The memorial is a skyscraper of granite and glass with a light on 24 hours a day. The tower has a large “plaza” surrounding it, serving as a nice place to sit and relax.
The plaza has an underground area that features a library and a museum. The library has books and magazines that you can use to research and find information on the city. There is also a gift shop, where you can buy souvenirs. There are also two restaurants, one on the ground level and one on the underground station.
Conclusion
Another fun day spent in one of the best tourist cities in the US. There are so many photo-worthy spots in Dallas, Tx. You wouldn’t know where to start! There are museums, historic buildings, parks, restaurants, nightclubs, art galleries, sports events, and historical sites, all of which are perfect for photo sessions.
