Dallas travel tips and stories. Vacations ideas, cruises, spa and resorts

Dallas may be not the world top travel destination, but it’s worthy to visit, because the oil-rich city is pumping millions of dollars into a new Dallas Center for the Performing Arts in the Arts District. When completed, the district will rank among the largest urban arts centers in the nation.

The city changes with the light speed. On Dragon Street in the Design District warehouses are becoming cool galleries, and boxy apartments and studios are being built. If you want to explore view of the stars and the city’s bright lights, go to the rooftop bar of the Joule Hotel.

The hotel has extraordinary swimming pool, which juts out 10 stories above the sidewalk.

If you get hungry during the night tour Rise No. 1 is your trendy and charming bistro that serves up wonderful soufflés, a slow-paced antidote to Dallas’s manic drive-and-shop lifestyle.

A chile relleno plate at Trece: Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Lounge, which offers inventive cuisine.