Dallas Condos & Vacation Rentals

Dallas Travel Guide

Dallas is a Texas city where there's something for everyone. Take advantage of the city´s free transport system to see places like Downtown Dallas, the Dallas Arts District, and Uptown. Also, don´t forget to find new experiences in the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.

Things to Do in Dallas

The city offers all kinds of adventures. For instance, if you´re looking for a fun-filled day, visit Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park´s rides, drops, and roller-coasters. Also, take the entire family to the Dallas Zoo or do some go-karting at the Speedzone. For more cultural experiences, you can´t miss the Meadows Museum, a performance at the Dallas Theater Center, watching a few rounds of jousting at Medieval Times, or catching a Cowboys game at AT&T Stadium.

Best Time to Visit Dallas

Dallas enjoys warm weather during the months of March to May, and September to October. In the Fall, crowds grow due to the Texas State Fair. Summers are hot in Dallas, and winters tend to get cold.

A Local's Guide to Dallas Vacation Rentals

Dallas is one of Texas’s biggest and savviest cities, full of attractions, cultural activities and of course, sport. The Dallas Cowboys, ‘America’s Team’, are always a big draw to the city, and are one of the reasons why thousands of people look for a Dallas vacation every year.

The city of Dallas is made up of various different districts, each of which are diverse with something new and exciting to offer. Central Dallas is home to downtown Dallas, Uptown, the design District the Arts District and various other locations. This part of town is a continuously growing area with a great arts scene, fine-dining, fantastic shopping and some large urban green spaces. It is also here that you will find the West End District, which is home to some of the city’s most iconic monuments, the Old Red Museum and the LFK Memorial Plaza. Dallas vacation rentals in this area are in the center of it all, and you will never have to travel far to be within walking distance to eateries and nightlife.

If you don’t want to be located in the hustle and bustle of downtown, Victory Park is a great alternative situated northwest of downtown. The space was once a rail yard and power plant, but has since been transformed into a spacious residential area, full of vacation rentals and apartments. These rentals in Dallas offer all of the comforts of home and more, such as a full kitchen and city views. Plus, you will only be a short distance from the town center, (and the medical center for any vacation emergencies).

Dallas offers some fantastic attractions for all the family. The Sixth Floor Museum is a must-visit when in the city, as it documents the life and death of the much loved president of John F. Kennedy. Another popular museum is the Nasher Sculpture Center located in the Arts District. The museum is home to one of the finest collections of modern and contemporary sculptures in the world.

The American Airlines Center is a multi-purpose arena and home to the Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks, a hot spot for sports fans. The stadium offers seating for up to 21,000 people, with plenty of bars for snacking during the game. The AT&T stadium serves as the home of the Dallas Cowboys, a world-class athletic structure, and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center is another great venue in the city, ranked as one of the world’s most impressive orchestra halls. The city is also home to the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, which is one of the largest in the nation, and is the site of many major national and international conventions.

To get the best view of the city, visitors should pay a visit to Reunion Tower, one of the city’s best-loved landmarks. From the tower’s rotating viewing gallery, you will get a 360-degree view of the city, 561 feet high over street level.

For those who love the thrills, Dallas is home to the Gravity Thrill Park, a unique way to get your adrenaline pumping. The park features some extreme rides such as the Skycoaster, Nothin’ but Net, and the Texas Blastoff. The Skyscraper is the newest attraction and is a ride will take you into the 4 G’s. For something less intense, the Dallas World Aquarium and Zoo is located in the West End Historic District of downtown.

If you find yourself eager to explore the area outside of Dallas, you can always make the drive to the neighboring city of Fort Worth to see experience a little more of Texan life.

Condos in Dallas

The uber cool city of Dallas, TX is home to plenty of awesome, modern condos. When staying in a city, nothing beats vacation rentals, as they feel like a ‘home away from home’ and you can imagine what life would really be like if you lived there yourself. Condo rentals in Dallas come in all shapes and sizes, from large, family-sized apartments with balconies, through to smaller condos that are the perfect size for a couple or small group of friends. Some of the best areas to stay in a condo include rentals close to the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and the cool bars and restaurants in Downtown.