5 Days Exploring Dallas and Austin Itinerary

Start your morning with a visit to the iconic Reunion Tower GeO-Deck for panoramic views of Dallas. It's an excellent way to get your bearings in this sprawling city.

Afterward, head over to Dealey Plaza and explore the historic site where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Don't miss visiting the nearby Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza for more context on this pivotal moment in history. For lunch, dine at Cindi's NY Deli & Restaurant, which offers delicious deli fare.

In the evening, take part in an exciting activity like the Dallas Downtown Guided Sunset Electric Bike Tour. This tour will give you a unique perspective of downtown Dallas as you ride through its streets.

Kick off your day with some family fun at the Dallas World Aquarium. This attraction is home to a variety of marine life and exotic birds.

For lunch, head over to Mi Cocina for some tasty Tex-Mex cuisine before spending your afternoon exploring Fair Park's many attractions including museums and gardens.

End your day with an adventurous dinner experience at Medieval Times Dallas, where you can enjoy a medieval-style feast while watching knights joust.

Begin your day with a trip to the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District. This area offers a glimpse into the Old West with its historic buildings and daily cattle drives.

For lunch, stop by Heim Barbecue in Fort Worth before visiting the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (The Modern), which features contemporary art exhibits.

In the evening, experience some live country music at Billy Bob's Texas, known as the world's largest honky-tonk.

Take an early morning drive from Dallas to Austin (approximately 3 hours). Start your exploration with breakfast at Juan in a Million, famous for its breakfast tacos. Then visit Zilker Park for some outdoor activities or simply relax by Barton Springs Pool.

Head over to South Congress Avenue (SoCo) for lunch at one of its many food trucks or restaurants like Gueros Taco Bar. Spend time exploring unique shops and street art in this vibrant neighborhood.

Wrap up your Austin adventure with dinner at Uchi, known for its innovative Japanese cuisine before heading back to Dallas.