Here are some great spots that are within walking distance from the Fairmont:
Great ideas to consider if you arrive early, stay late, or are thinking about things to do on Saturday before or after the ceremony.
Klyde Warren Park
(3 blocks away) Consistently rated one of the best city parks in the country, Klyde Warren Park is a great place in the center of Dallas to admire the skyline, go for a stroll, and enjoy a variety of food trucks. Free to visit. Open 6am-11pm every day.
Perot Museum of Nature & Science
(5 blocks away) Named in honor of Margot and Ross Perot, this museum offers five fun-filled levels. Experience the science behind sports, be dazzled by the stunning gems, and encounter prehistoric life through fossils. General admission is $25. Open 10am-5pm Wed-Mon.
Dallas Museum of Art
(2 blocks away) One of the largest art museums in America, the Dallas Museum of Art has more than 22,000 pieces, spanning 3000 BC to present day. General admission is free; however, they do require signing up online in advance for a ticket. Open 11am-5pm Wed-Sun.
Crow Museum of Asian Art
(3 blocks away) Whether you come for quiet reflection in a serene atmosphere, marveling at the centuries-old artifacts, or gazing at the unique works for art, the Crow Museum is a nearby gem. General admission is free. Open 11am-5pm Tues-Sun.
Nasher Sculpture Center
(3 blocks away) The Nasher is a greenery oasis in the middle of downtown and home to one of the finest collections of modern and contemporary sculptures in the world. General admission is $10 for Adults and $7 for Seniors (65 and over). Open 11am-5pm Wed-Sun.
Dallas World Aquarium
(4 blocks away) With plenty of exhibits including the Orinoco Rainforest, Mundo Maya, Cloud Forest Trek, and South Africa Exhibit, the Aquarium has much to enjoy. General Admission is $32 for Adults and $27 for Seniors (65+). Open 8:30am-5pm every day.
The Barbier-Mueller Samurai Collection
(7 blocks away) Located in the historic St. Ann’s School, this Samurai collection has centuries of craftsmanship represented, with objects dating from the seventh to nineteenth centuries. General admission is free; however, they do require signing up online. Open 11am-5pm Wed-Sun.
M-Line Trolley
(2 blocks away) This nostalgic streetcar links trendy shops, galleries, restaurants, museums, and hotels across the Arts District and Uptown neighborhoods of Dallas. You can ride the M-Line for free. Open 10am-10pm everyday.