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They say everything is bigger in Texas, and the adjoining cities of Dallas and Fort Worth certainly live up to that reputation.
As a convenient gateway to numerous destinations, the sprawling metropolitan area promises world-class art, culture, history, mouthwatering cuisine and lots of lively honky-tonks for good measure. From watching the Dallas Cowboys play at AT&T Stadium to savouring delicious Texas-style barbecue against the evolving skyline, this soulful destination is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic American adventure.

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Tuck into authentic Texas-style BBQ

When it comes to what to eat in Dallas, the answer is always barbecue – or “BBQ,” as you’ll see proudly scrawled on signs and menus across the state. The Northern region of Texas is famous for its hickory-smoked brisket, spicy sausage, burnt ends and tender, fall-off-the-bone pork ribs, typically served with a side of potato salad, tangy coleslaw and corn on the cob. BBQ enthusiasts can also find Western and Southern Texas spots specialising in mesquite wood cooking, molasses-based sauces and Mexican barbacoa.

Catch a game at AT&T Stadium

There’s no better place to experience the nation’s passion for American football than at AT&T Stadium. As one of the largest sports complexes in the country, this colossal Dallas attraction dominates the skyline. If you’re visiting in autumn or winter, snag a ticket to see the Dallas Cowboys – affectionately known as “America’s Team” – at their home stadium. Can’t get a seat? Not to worry. The stadium hosts concerts, basketball, soccer matches and more throughout the year.

Go line-dancing with the locals

When it comes to what to do in Dallas, few experiences beat line dancing. Especially on weekends, you’ll easily find a spirited honky-tonk or dive bar where you can kick up your heels and try the two-step. Grab a cowboy hat, slide on your boots, and get ready for the full Lone Star experience – mechanical bulls, country music, pool tables and all. If you don’t know the moves, friendly regulars are more than happy to show you the ropes.

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