Cultural & Theme Tours in Dallas

Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth on this half-day historical tour from Dallas. Listen to your guide detail the history of the city's birth in the 1840s to current day while traveling with a small group of just 15 people or fewer. Round-trip transportation from centrally located meeting point.

Somewhere at the intersection of presidential history and American mythology, the JFK assassination continues to fascinate Dallas visitors. See the site where the infamous shooting occurred on this special historical tour to Grassy Knoll and the Kennedy Memorial; separate the facts from the theories with the help of your guide, who will walk you through that day and its aftermath. This tour includes a guide, entrance fees, and round trip transportation.

Visit the site of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas on this tour with a guide. Traveling by bus, you'll see the places and learn about the events related to November 22, 1963, such as the Grassy Knoll, Dealey Plaza, John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, the presidential motorcade route, the old Dallas police headquarters, the Texas Theatre, and the Lee Harvey Oswald Rooming House.

Immerse yourself in American history on a JFK"“themed tour of Dallas, with stops at Dealey Plaza, President Kennedy's memorial, and the location of Lee Harvey Oswald's arrest. Your guide, who navigates for you, provides a history of JFK's assassination and outlines the multitude of conspiracy theories that followed. The small"“group tour capped at 11 or fewer offers an intimate experience that visitors to Dallas often miss.

See the sights of Dallas - both the well known and the hidden gems - on a city tour with a guide. You'll listen to narration about Dallas as you make stops for photo ops and drive through neighborhoods like downtown and Highland Park.

Visit top Dallas highlights on a small-group tour that explores local history, colorful neighborhoods, and the tragic story of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. You'll tick off a long list of highlights, then follow the paths of the Kennedys and John Harvey Oswald, the man accused of killing the president. Group size is limited to 11 people to ensure personal service, with a guide to share Dallas facts and stories throughout the day.