Enjoy the wineries of Grapevine – spectacular azaleas in bloom.

Texas is the Lone Star State, and there is a lot of stellar fun to be had right here in the Dallas - Ft Worth Metroplex. And it's all easily accessible from the Wyndham DFW Airport Hotel. That's because I-635, I-114 and other major highways are right around the corner. The Dallas Arboretum has 2,800 species of azaleas along with many magnificent gardens to explore. We're also a great place for all kinds of shopping, from upscale to the more bohemian items, and even one-of-a-kind works of art.

The area also has a rich and diverse history. So, visit the JFK Memorial, the Fort Worth Stockyards, and Fair Park, the home of the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition, which has the largest group of Art Deco buildings in the world. Don't miss seeing the Mavericks, the Rangers, a game at Cowboys Stadium, or the annual Byron Nelson Golf Tournament. Kids and thrill-seekers of all ages will love the Six Flags over Texas theme park and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park. If you'd like to cap off your trip with a wine tasting, be sure to check out the Grapevine Wine Trail and the annual Grapefest each September. Texas is a big state, so we hope you'll be back as our guest soon.

Arts & Cultural

Meadows Museum

A stunning collection that spans centuries, it focuses on the aesthetic and historical importance of Spanish art.

Meyerson Symphony Center

Since 1989, it has been a Dallas landmark and known as a world-class concert hall, rivaling the best.

Nokia Theater at Grand Prairie

A spectacular space for live music, Broadway tours and other events, this venue features indoor seating for 6,350.

Superpages Center

The very best of live music with bands and artists on national tours.

Points of Interest

Bachman Lake

A fresh water lake that covers more than 200 acres, it's great for boating, fishing or just lounging in the surrounding park.

Dallas Arboretum

Contains 66 acres of lush plantings, including 2,800 species of azaleas alone. Most popular is Dallas Bloom, featuring more than 400,000 spring bulbs.

Dallas Market Center

World's largest wholesale merchandise mart, showcasing apparel, gifts, home and garden furnishings, lighting, and floral and gourmet products.

Dallas World Aquarium and Zoological Garden

The 10 main tanks feature the aquatic life of Japan, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the Bahamas. Fiji, Palau, southern Australia, the Solomon Islands, and more.

Dallas Zoo

Features 95 acres to explore, with thousands of animals and a huge variety of family activities. It's the largest in the great state of Texas.

Deep Ellum District

This renovated warehouse district, located just three blocks east of downtown, is known as the alternative from the "norm." It's home of fashion-forward, trend-setting style and the birthplace for many new bands.

Fair Park

Site of the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition, Fair Park boasts the world's largest collection of Art Deco exhibit buildings, art and sculpture.

Fort Worth Stockyards

The only place in the United States that has a daily cattle drive! For the history buff, museums and historic locations are plentiful to learn everything about cowboys and livestock.

Frontiers of Flight Museum

Spanning from the 1920s to today, this unique museum explores all things aviation related. Here you'll notice an emphasis on Dallas' contribution to the WWII effort.

Granada Theatre

Originally constructed as a movie house, it is now a popular live music venue, voted the best in Dallas for two years running.

Downtown Grapevine

This charming historic district features shops, restaurants, galleries, and even an 1896 steam engine railroad with open-air cars.

Grapevine Wine Trail

Ten local wineries offering tastings, group tours and more. This is vintage Texas.

JFK Memorial

Created by renowned architect and visionary Phillip Johnson, this simple yet powerful memorial dominates a square just 200 yards from where the president was assassinated.

Sixth Floor Museum at Delany Plaza

This unique space examines the life, death, times and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.

West End Historic District

Voted number one for the most walkable neighborhood in Dallas, it's buzzing with liveliness and entertainment all week long. Tree-lined streets, brick-paved walkways and the completely restored Romanesque revival masterpiece, the Old Red Courthouse.

White Rock Lake

This urban oasis is a 1,015-acre city lake with lots of outdoor activities, including miles of hiking and bike trails.

Shopping

Bass Pro Outdoor World

Outdoor skills workshops, store events and more at Dallas' premier sporting goods emporium.

Cedar Springs District

The most eclectic street in Dallas, with great shopping, restaurants, bars and more.

The Galleria

Great upscale shopping with a wide array of stores and boutique, plus a lovely ice rink.

Grapevine Mills

Just two miles from DFW Airport, this complex offers more than 180 stores for you to explore.

Greenville Avenue

Upper Greenville is best known for cosmopolitan pubs, bars and restaurants, while Lower Greenville offers an assortment of one-of-a-kind shops and outdoor dining within this well-kept 1920s neighborhood.

Highland Park Village

Elegant shopping and dining in this tony Dallas neighborhood.

Knox-Henderson

Antiques, collectibles, and restaurants are all in this vibrant area.

Mockingbird Station

Retail, eateries, movie theaters and even a DART station are all close by.

Northpark Center

You can find antiques and collectibles in one of Dallas' oldest shopping districts.

Uptown/McKinney Ave

Great shopping, fun bars, and even local events, it's all here.

Restaurants

Bob's Steak and Chop House

An award-winning steakhouse with the best in USDA prime Texas beef.

Medieval Times

Step back in time with epic battles, jousting tournaments, and a lavish royal feast.

Ojeda's Restaurant

Authentic Mexican cuisine served in a lovely setting.

Sports & Amusement

American Airlines Center

Watch the Mavericks, Stars and Desperados play. Plus, great live music can be heard here.

Billy Bob's Nightclub

The world's largest honky tonk, featuring weekly live bull-riding, great music, dance floor, and more.

Dallas Cowboys Stadium

Home to the one and only Dallas Cowboys and lots of gridiron action.

Double D Ranch

Features 70 acres of fun that can accommodate large groups for an outing. Horseback riding, boating, fishing, volleyball, and more.

Lone Star Park

The excitement of quarter horse and thoroughbred horse racing, plus live music events.

Rangers Ballpark in Arlington

Come join in all the excitement as the Rangers slug it out.

Six Flags Over Texas / Hurricane Harbor

A 212-acre park featuring awesome rides, great shows, and incredible attractions.

Texas Motor Speedway

Home of NASCAR in Texas, with a thrilling 1.5-mile oval track and all the excitement you can handle. It's home to the Samsung 500, Dickies 500, and IndyCar's Bombardier Learjet 550k.

Festivals

HP Byron Nelson Golf Tournament

Held in late April or early May, this PGA tournament is a leading fundraiser for charity, with a multimillion dollar purse at stake.

Dallas City Arts Festival

An annual free arts fair held each year in June.

Grapefest

Sample award-winning wines at this annual event! Enjoy a carnival for the kids, live music, attend a sophisticated food and wine affair, and more. It happens every September.

Texas Stampede Rodeo

It's the best of what rodeo has to offer and a must-see when visiting the Lone Star State. All the excitement happens in November each year.