Dealey Plaza - Park in Dallas - , USA

We really enjoyed the museum walk-through. There's a ton of info and you can see right where the shooting happened. We were hoping it would be a good stop and it was. Also you can go at your own pace so if you're really into it, you can stay a long time. If you're not, just see a couple of things and go. Well ran.

It has not changed much since the assassination. It is an amazing feeling visit a site that I have seen in documentaries since I was a child. The city of Dallas has kept the grounds in good shape and you are free to roam the area. Be careful when crossing Elm Street, that is a major thoroughfare that people take to I-35.

Very interesting place, lots to see and a lot of details around the entire event if you're not very familiar. The place does sell out so you need to book online in advance, the price was very reasonable in late 2023. There is also an extra exhibit about the days before the event throughout Texas open till next year.

Walked around this historic place for about 40 minutes. There's tour guides around, but I'm not too sure if they're official or not. We didn't hire one, we self guided and read all the plaques along the way. Good place to stop at if you're in the downtown Dallas area.

An amazing piece of history. There's lots of people here learning in a discovering about the assassination and there are plenty of plaques so you can read and learn.

Went here with my brother. Tried to take photos, but the unofficial tour guides bothering the tourists were annoying. The plaza is beautiful. There is lots to take in.

We went to the Sixth Floor Museum first, which offers great information and displays artifacts relating to the assassination. Afterwards, we went Dealey Plaza and it was cool to see where such a tragic event happened. I urge visitors not to take selfies or photos standing on the X to show respect to the site and the history of what happened there, as well as to avoid getting hit by oncoming traffic.

Emotional experience. This is the area where JFK was assassinated. A lot of people were hanging out feeling the love and respectfully reflecting on that tragic day. Beautiful moments.