It’s the day two, guests after having breakfast at their hotel can move to 1801 N Griffin St. It’s the address of Dallas World Aquarium where you can explore the mystery of nature. Opened in 1992, the aquarium has expanded to include freshwater and saltwater ecosystems. Don’t miss the Dallas World Aquarium’s Cloud Forest Trek having unique animal exhibits indigenous to South America.

Later, stroll to 1717 N Harwood St having one of the largest museums of the US, the Dallas Museum of Art. Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs was the most popular exhibition in the museum’s history. Visit the museum for its comprehensive collection of art from the ancient times. It has more than 24,000 exhibits dating from the third millennium BC to the present.

It’s day three, after having lavish breakfast at your hotel, venture out for breath of fresh air at Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden. It’s the city’s top attractions and travelers praise the garden for its beautiful vistas, colorful display gardens, and groves of pecan trees, magnolias, crape myrtles, cherry trees and azaleas.

Klyde Warren Park is an urban park located in downtown Dallas having a mix of spaces for children’s parks, reading spaces, fountains, and game areas. The park has a restaurant and a performance stage in the center of the park. The park is named after young son of billionaire Kelcy Warren who donated $10 million for its development.

It’s the final day of your Dallas vacation, after having breakfast at the hotel, reach 411 Elm St. It’s the Dealy Plaza and travelers have to reach the sixth floor of the building. The museum at the sixth floor has comprehensive exhibits on John F. Kennedy's presidency & assassination at site of the sniper's nest.

Later the guests can check out of the Hyatt Regency, Down-town Dallas/ Thompson, Down-town Dallas/ Renaissance Dallas Hotel, Medical District/ The Westin Dallas Stonebriar Golf Resort & Spa to catch their flight for home.