Worth a visit if you are in Dallas, quite eerie and sad to visit when you think of once of the darkest days in American history.

Sometimes you end up feeling more then you expected when visiting places that you have only heard about. Amazingly goosebumps type of place!

Despite the terrible events tastefully commemorated by plaques in the street, it is a very nice plaza. You can see where Zapruder was filming, look up at the sight lines to the book building, though they are blocked somewhat as the trees have had many...More

This is the site where President Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963. I remember watching the event of that day and that entire weekend on a small black & White TV and to stand and walk through the same place 50 plus years later is...More

Having lived through that fateful day that President Kennedy was shot, I was very interested in visiting Dealey Plaza. We spent almost 4 hours there reading the Placards and listening to the audio device which is included with the admission. I was physically moved to...More

Markers on the road show the 2 shots that hit JFK. The Grassy Knoll and across the street are as they were then. Plaques on the side walk, grassy knoll and across from the depository marked positions of photographers with shots of the actual event....More

It’s really too bad that such a beautiful area that was built to make people happy has been spiked by such a terrible event, but the fact is that the two will be intertwined forever. Unavoidable fact. Too bad, because it’s a nice space.