Dallas Tours

The third largest city in Texas is also the ninth largest in the United States. Today Dallas is one of the world class cities, located in the Dallas County. The primary religions practiced here are Protestantism, Judaism and Islam. Prior to its incorporation into the state of Texas, Dallas was inhabited by the Native American Caddo tribes. This place shot to fame with the TV series Dallas, on air between 1978 and 1991. It recalled the city as the place of oil barons and cowboy hats. The city now includes some of America's most pulsating communities and eclectic neighborhoods. 123New Year is here to stay with information About Dallas, and Holidays in Dallas and Attractions in Dallas.

The most mythical of all cities in Texas, Dallas is rich in legend, popular culture, business, shopping and conspicuous consumption. More than the Cowboys football team and soap operas, there's more to be told about this city, for it is the Dealey Plaza that witnessed one of the greatest tragedies of American history - the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Once in Dallas, you can go in for all kinds of activities such as kayaking, hiking, biking and horse riding.

The city had been primarily White, but the populace has diversified down the years. The heart of the city is secured by the Planned Development District of Oak Lawn and all the indicators of urban renewal. The cityscape comprises the West End Historic District, the Main Street District, the historic Vickery Place, the Reunion District and Victory Park. Dallas is renowned for its barbecue, authentic Mexican and Tex- Mex cuisine. Mexican cooking was brought to the city by the Spanish conquistadors and is characterized by a variety of flavors, spices and colors. The Tex- Mex is one term that is used for Americanized Mexican food, which is singled out by the extensive use of meat/beef, beans and spices.