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The Neighborhood

There is no shortage of outdoor pursuits, action packed amusement parks, fine dining & live music, and a multitude of museums for you to explore in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area! *Outdoor Recreation* Disconnect yourself from the hustle and bustle of the city and soak up the spectacular natural wonders in and around Frisco. There’s the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, a 66-acre picturesque oasis showcasing finely manicured gardens with seasonal flowers, signature Japanese maples, ornate sculptures, and infinity pools guaranteed to fascinate you. If you want a more secluded experience, plan a trip to nearby Arbor Hills Nature Preserve – an expansive 200 acre park of well-maintained hiking trails bursting with all forms of wildlife – including birds, whitetail deer, red foxes, porcupine, armadillo’s, and even bobcats! For access to all the best water sports, Lewisville Lake is the place to be. Here you can get involved in kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing, fishing, boating and more! *Entertainment* Downtown Plano, located just 25-minutes away, is a quaint gem handpicked as one of America's top 10 best downtowns by Livability. Discover the vibrant art scene in Haggard Park, where you can catch a live performance at one of three renowned venues: McCall Plaza, Courtyard Theater, or Cox Building Playhouse, and experience the talent of the artists in residence. As you explore the park, make sure to visit the Interurban Railway Museum, a unique and fascinating museum located inside a restored railway car that offers a glance at North Texas' rich railway history. For fans of the legendary TV show “Dallas”, Southfork Ranch is an absolute must-see. Immerse yourself in the "Dallas Legends: Fact to Fantasy" exhibit, a showcase of beloved memorabilia from the show. From the iconic gun that shot J.R. to Lucy's stunning wedding dress, every item on display tells a story that transports you back to the world of the series. If you love all things video games, then plan a visit to the National Videogame Museum to immerse yourself in the nostalgia of classic arcade games like Pac-Man as well as old school game systems such as Atari, N64, and Gameboy. Looking for a thrill ride? Then Six Flags Over Texas will not disappoint! Home to 14 world-class zipping roller coasters, live shows, and year round themed events that will blow your hair back! Art, History & Culture Did you know that John F. Kennedy was assassinated here? This event is one of the most shocking in the history of the USA, and you can visit the exact building where history took a turn for the worst with the pull of a trigger at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. For a truly immersive and educational experience, make sure to visit TripAdvisor’s top rated Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Filled to the brim with hands on exhibitions that display stunning images of outer space, engineering labs that will have you assemble gadgets, and an amazing selection of ancient fossils and dinosaur skeletons!