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12 Places To Visit In Dallas

Everyone should have a bucket list.

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I think everyone should have a summer bucket list especially one that includes places in their town. A summer bucket list can help you get off the couch and get moving for the week. If you have a bucket list you can start successfully crossing off each number once you visited the place. Here are a few places to go to around DFW.

1. Glazed Donut Works

OK, if anyone knows me it isn't a surprise a donut shop would be the first on the list! You'll find this donut shop down on Elm Street. Glazed Donut Works is unlike others; they serve creative topped and filled donuts! The donuts range from a bacon donut to a watermelon glazed donut. The hours are really odd, so you'll have to make sure to get there before they close.

2. Steel City Pops

Seriously, guys check this place out. Its the best way to cool off in the summer. Who doesn't love a popsicle in this Texas heat? All of their popsicles are made from organic ingredients, and you can have a fruity popsicle or creamy. You can't go wrong with this place!

3. Coyote Drive-In

Who wouldn't want to see a drive-in movie? My friends and I have gone, and it is fun for all ages.

4. Kayak, Canoe, or Paddle Board

There are a few places to do these activities. White Rock Paddle Co. and Trinity River Expeditions are two places you can rent a kayak, canoe, or paddle board. These are fun adventures for family and friends.

5. Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens

Located in the heart of Dallas on 66, acres of land are open year round except on holidays. It is filled with beautiful scenery and different activities through out the year. Everyone should definitely make a stop to see the beautiful flowers!

6. Sprinkles Cupcakes

Because who wouldn't want to go to a cupcake ATM? They have all sorts of cupcakes including vegan and gluten free. Go get one—you know you want to!

7. Klyde Warren Park

It's free, so why not? Go downtown and visit all the food trucks and relax with family and friends.

8. Dallas Farmer's Market

This market has all local vendors with fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, honey, and more. Stop by to see what kind of food you can taste!

9. Fort Worth Stockyards

Come see what Texas is all about with the Fort Worth Stockyards! You can watch the world's only twice daily cattle drive held every day. It's pretty cool to see, so take the whole family with you.

10. JFK Museum and the X Where he Was Assassinated

Little bit of history. On Elm Street in Dealey Plaza marks the spot where JFK was assassinated. If any of y'all are history buffs, you should go check this out. After seeing the X, you can head over to the museum to learn more about his presidency and the assassination.

11. Six Flags

I think everyone should attend Six Flags at least once. If you love the thrill of roller coasters, this amusement park is the one for you.

12. Forth Worth Zoo

The zoo is a fun place for families and anyone in general. With 12 exhibits in the zoo there are plenty of animals to see. Not only does the zoo have animals, but also attractions like the Safari Splash for the kids.

I encourage everyone to try at least one of these places listed. A summer bucket helps you to get off the couch and is a jump start into a great summer.

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