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Once a trading post in the 1800s, the things to see in Dallas are varied and interesting. Dallas is not just the oil center of Texas but is filled with many interesting cultural and historic places. It is a beautiful metropolis just waiting for you and your family to visit. A list of the Top Ten Sights to See will show the many interests in this remarkable city. Dallas World Aquarium: Plan on a full day to take in all of the wonder of this world ecosystem exhibit. There are five main tank systems in all and the ones from British Columbia and the rain forest from South America are just two of them. Dallas Zoo: This is one of the oldest zoos in the nation! It’s been around since the 1800s and has a huge display of mammals and reptiles and over 300 species of birds. The 100+ acre preserve is set up to mimic the natural habitat of each species as much as is possible. Dallas Museum of Art: The Museum of Art has a wonderful collection of American artists, as well as European and Asian masterpieces. Noted for the Ten Treasures, it also displays collections from other museums and private individuals. Dallas Arboretum: The 60 acres of this awesome arboretum with it’s thousands upon thousands of plant species was recently named “Top 10 Best Public Gardens” by Southern Living magazine. A trip here will leave you spellbound. White Rock Lake: This is another sight that will easily take up a whole day. It has nine miles of trail encircling the lake and is home to waterfalls and scenic wonders. You can fish, hike, hunt, camp and even horseback ride here, and renting a boat and getting on the lake is a worthwhile experience. Plaza of the Americas: This is shopping at its best! The Plaza is home to hundreds of stores, many wonderful restaurants and the world famous Le Meridien Hotel, where you might catch a glimpse of the many celebrity visitors to the region. A nearby park is even home to an ice skating rink! Reunion Tower: Often compared to Sears Tower, this wonder of Dallas is a magnificent addition to the skyline for the last twenty years. The dome itself is well worth the visit and is brilliantly lit up at night and can be seen for miles. It is a wonderful tour to take. Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art: One of the few Asian art museums in the country, this museum has thousands and thousands of paintings, sculptures and carvings that can not be viewed any where else. This is definitely an attraction to visit when in Dallas. The Old Red Courthouse: Listed on the Register of Historic Places as a City of Dallas Landmark and as a Recorded Texas Historical Landmark, this courthouse was built in the 1800s and is located in Dallas County Historic Plaza. Its design recalls the Romanesque Revival period. Free tours are available. Ice Skating Center at the Galleria: There are not many indoor ice skating centers located in shopping malls anymore but this one at The Galleria Dallas shopping mall is a great place to come and have fun. Whether it’s summer or winter you can bring the kids and enjoy a day on the ice.

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If Austin is an oasis in Texas, then Lakeway should be considered a paradise within the oasis. Lakeway is a city of 15,000 people about 20 minutes west of Texas’ capital city. With rolling hills, lakes, and nearly a dozen parks, it’s no wonder so many people want to call Lakeway home. Schools – kids in Lakeway attend Lake Travis Independent School District, an acclaimed school district known around the state. Elementary schools are never far from home, and the community rallies around Lake Travis High School, the only high school in the district. Lake Travis High School’s football team has won the championship two years running. Homes – the median home price in Lakeway is north of $350,000, but starter and garden homes can be purchased in the $200s. There are also apartments and retirement homes in the area as well as more affordably priced condominiums. Expect to pay $1 million or more for water front homes. Homes in the area range from a couple decades old to brand new. One of the major new developments is Rough Hollow, a luxury community of 1,800 acres. Rough Hollow features custom homes and inventory homes ranging from $300,000 to over $3 million. Outdoors – home to nearly a dozen parks, including a lakefront oasis called City Park, Lakeway is an outdoor lover’s dream. The city even has a skate park for kids to hang out. Lakeway is situated on Lake Travis’, which is Austin’s biggest lake. There are a number of marinas and boat shops in the Lakeway area. There are also a number of public golf courses and a city swimming pool for the kids. Lakeway is home to the yearly FedEx-Kinko’s Golf Classic. Hamilton Pool, a beautiful natural swimming pool, is only a short drive away. Dining and shopping – Lakeway residents don’t need to drive into Austin for fine dining and shopping. In fact, many people in Austin make the short drive to Lakeway to dine at its many good restaurants. One of the more popular attractions is Ciola’s, an excellent Italian restaurant. Many people make the trip for one of Lakeway’s many lakefront restaurants, too. One of the area’s most famous restaurants, The Oasis, is just minutes away. The Oasis is famous for stunning views of Lake Travis from its many hillside decks. There are a number of boutiques and other stores within the city, and the new Hill Country Galleria mall (and movie theater) are just a few minutes away. Many of the stores in Lakeway are locally owned. There’s a large grocery store within the city limits and another one just moments away near the Hill Country Galleria. Medical – although just minutes away from world-class medical care, Lakeway will soon be home to two large medical centers. The Lakeway Regional Medical Center is under construction and should be completed in 2010. Families – It used to be that Lakeway was where people called home when they retired. Not anymore. The city boasts a mix of retirees, families, and young professionals.