Dallas & Fort Worth Travel Guide Part 1

Hey everyone, I'm sharing my travel itinerary in Dallas. I was prepared for scorching heat while exploring Dallas and its surrounding attractions, but it just so happened that Texas was experiencing heavy rain. The overcast skies actually gave the city a unique sense of comfort. Day 1 I landed in the afternoon at 3 p.m. After renting a car, I headed straight to the Reunion Tower. On the way, I stopped by Velvet Taco 🌮 for a quick bite. I highly recommend the No. 12 slow-roasted Angus brisket and the No. 3 spicy tikka chicken. The flavors are a bit strong but incredibly aromatic. 📍Reunion Tower 300 Reunion Blvd E, Dallas, TX 75207 The Reunion Tower is one of Dallas's more famous landmarks. You can take an elevator to the top to get a panoramic view of downtown Dallas. The adult ticket price is $24.50. You can book in advance online or purchase tickets on-site. I had booked for 7 p.m., and unfortunately, the weather wasn't great that day. Otherwise, watching the sunset would have been definitely worth the price! Day 2 (Part 1) How could I visit Dallas without stopping by the famous cowboy 🤠 town of Fort Worth? The second day was packed with a full itinerary. Fort Worth isn't very large, and its most famous attractions are relatively concentrated. #Dallas #DallasTravel #FortWorth #FortWorthTravel #Texas