Highlights of the Perot Museum in Dallas

The new Perot Museum continues to dazzle Dallas home owners. Outside, the architecture is exquisite, but what's inside makes the museum even more unique and amazing. This must-visit museum is packed with exhibits that will delight visitors of all ages. Here are some of the highlights!

1. "Journey Through the Solar System:" In the Expanding Universe Hall, a video-audio presentation on massive screens leads you on a jaw-dropping journey from the sun to Mercury, to Venus, to Earth and beyond.
2. Alamosaurus: Did you know the Alamosaurus was 85 feet tall? You can see a replica in the Life Then and Now Hall on Level 4.
3. “Earthquake Shake:” Located in the Dynamic Earth Hall, visitors stand on a platform and can experience different earthquakes like the  2011 quake in Karnes County, Texas or the much more massive 1994 Los Angeles, California quake.
4. Dallas Skyline Climber: Who doesn't love the Dallas skyline? Located on the Lower Level of the Children's Museum, there are replicas of all the things you can see from your Dallas home, like Reunion Tower, the Magnolia Building with Pegasus topping it, Fountain Place, Chase Tower (the “keyhole” building), and more. Kids can climb and crawl through them, so it's educational and interactive!