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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

8,167 Reviews

#6 of 206 things to do in Dallas

Museums, Speciality Museums

Open Now: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

411 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75202-3301

Open today: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

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One of Texas’ most visited historic sites, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza chronicles the life, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. The Museum is in the former Texas School Book Depository building, where evidence of a sniper was...more

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Mary S

174

Reviewed today

Exceptional experience

The Sixth Floor Museum is a must see if you are in the Dallas area. Very tactfully done and well worth the cost of admission. The self, audio tour is very informative and the museum displays are well worth the time. Be sure to buy...More

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gsweston

Searcy, Arkansas

8623

Reviewed yesterday

First time visitor

Parking on site is limited, but there are multiple parking lots nearby. Suggest buying timed tickets before arriving, as time slots fill up quickly and, if you wait until arriving on site, you may have a significant wait time. History buffs will want to allow...More

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LinuxRichard

Auckland Central, New Zealand

279

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

Most fascinating spot in Dallas

Really interesting museum! It takes you through the political events and climate, up to the actual shootings, the controversy and through to the conspiracy theories. Well put together with free audio guide included. Follow it with a stroll round the grassy knoll and a purchase...More

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HappyTrippinMamma

13061

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

Interesting and well presented

Though we have lived in the Dallas area for decades, it took family coming to town for us to finally visit, but I am so glad we did! The presentation of artifacts, videos, sequence of events, and seeing the actual corner window was both moving...More

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Patrick R

Boston, Massachusetts

12132

Reviewed 2 days ago via mobile

Must visit for any American

Dallas and the Sixth Floor Museum have really done a great job honoring the memory of JFK. I highly recommend the audio guide. It is very well done.

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Deb873

Dartmouth, Massachusetts

17637

Reviewed 3 days ago

Re jogs your memory

Even though you’ve heard or learned all about the assassination this museum was very interesting. It was a big plus to be given headphones. Sometimes I replayed a stop just to grasp all the details. After visiting the museum, I ordered online a more in...More

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ali1999london

Greater London, United Kingdom

324

Reviewed 3 days ago

Stepping back in history

Growing up in Dallas, I have been to this exhibit several times - now living in London, I still enjoy going when I am in town as there are new collections. It's a wonderful exhibit - a thorough history - full of factual information -...More

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BeaumontSteve

Beaumont, California

Reviewed 4 days ago

6th Floor Book Deposity Museum tour

Initially, I was going to skip this location since I felt I was going to be cheesy. Since it was included in the Dallas City Pass attractions, we went anyway. Very glad I did. It keenly provides a lead up to the tragic events of...More

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Patrick J

Lafayette, United States

5116

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Friday visit

Lots of information, Important place worth visiting. Takes about an hour, it was a bit of a crowd. Walk and listen, learn. They issue a headset and audio to proceed at your own pace. Its an A++

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Carl T

Lanesville, Indiana

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Very interesting to see

Lots of history from tv reports and newspapers but to see the boxes of books used to shield the gunman is eerie

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Gary D

Sixth floor museum We have purchased tickets to visit the museum in August as part of a 4 night stay. Would anyone advise to also book a JFK tour for later in our stay ? Or would a visit to the museum suffice ? We also intend to get the TRE over to Fort Worth to visit the stockyards With thanks

May 30, 2018|

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We took the bus tour as well and you do follow the route of the motorcade but you also see where the officer was shot by Oswald and the house and theater that was part of that day.

Bruce A

Where can I park rv

November 7, 2017|

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I'm not sure about that - I have only ever parked my car in the lot next to the museum. I would call the museum directly & ask them where to park. 214-747-6660