Looking North & Northeast
Skyline • Architecture • Culture
Tip: Walk around The Crown Room and select the direction you're facing to discover landmarks
What You're Seeing
Downtown Dallas Skyline
The Downtown Dallas skyline is the city's most recognizable panorama, featuring an impressive collection of modern skyscrapers, historic buildings, and architectural landmarks. It serves as the business, financial, and civic center of North Texas.
Why It Matters
The skyline reflects Dallas' growth into one of America's leading business and cultural cen
Bank of America Plaza
American Airlines Center
Completed in 1985, Bank of America Plaza is one of the tallest buildings in Dallas. Its distinctive green outline has made it one of the city's most recognizable skyscrapers, especially after sunset.
Why It Matters
Its illuminated profile has become an enduring symbol of the Dallas skyline.
Home to the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, the American Airlines Center hosts professional sports, concerts, and major entertainment events throughout the year.
Why It Matters
It is one of the region's premier gathering places for sports, music, and community events
More To Discover
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Recognized for its bold contemporary architecture, the Perot Museum inspires curiosity through hands-on exhibits focused on science, engineering, technology, and natural history.
Why It Matters
The museum encourages discovery and innovation for visitors of all ages.
Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Pegasus Sign
Located in the former Texas School Book Depository, the Sixth Floor Museum preserves the history of President John F. Kennedy's life, legacy, and assassination while exploring its impact on the nation.
Why It Matters
It is one of Dallas' most significant historic destinations and welcomes visitors from around the world.
Standing atop the historic Magnolia Building since 1934, the red Pegasus has become one of Dallas' most enduring symbols and a reminder of the city's rich commercial history.
Why It Matters
The Pegasus connects today's Dallas with the city's historic beginnings and remains a beloved local
🏠 Home