19 Photos That Prove Dallas Fort Worth Is The Most Beautiful Place In The Us

There’s is no doubt that Texas is beautiful… many a song has been written about the night skies and wide open prairies. Dallas – Fort Worth lives up to the expectations as big as Texas with breathtaking architecture, city nightscapes, gorgeous parks, and the Trinity River that runs throughout both cities. Here are 19 photos that prove that we live in the most beautiful area in the country.

The Dallas Arboretum offers seasonal eye candy for nature lovers.

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Dallas’ architecture is beyond inspirational.

Clint Vigil/Flickr Behold this stain glass pattern of Thanksgiving Square Chapel in the inner sanctum of the Chapel of Thanksgiving in the heart of downtown Dallas!

The Performing Arts Center showcases architectural genius.

Bill Dickinson / Flickr

The Bank of America Tower in downtown Dallas looks as impressive at night as it does during the day.

Adam Simmons/Flickr

Fort Worth’s Japanese Gardens are a spectacular stroll through nature, especially in the fall.

Ken Slade/Flickr

Bass Hall’s Angels are a downtown Fort Worth icon.

Chris 711/Flickr

Reunion Tower views let you see how expansive the Metroplex really is.

Raging Wire/Flickr

Maciej Kraus/Flickr Weather permitting, you can see the downtown Fort Worth skyline from the observation tower!

Downtown Dallas has not one, but TWO mythical Pegasus; each with its own unique story.

Trevor Huxham/Flickr This restored original was crafted for the 1939 World’s Fair.

Unusual art can be found in various forms and neighborhoods.

Steve Rainwater/Flickr The trio of colossal statues known as “The Traveling Man” are just some of countless art pieces that give Dallas its personal vibe.

The Trinity River snakes throughout the Metroplex, and is a gorgeous life source for Dallas - Fort Worth.

David Ingram/Flickr

The State Fair of Texas’ Iconic Texas Star Ferris Wheel lights up our Dallas sky.

Glenn Harper/Flickr Its majestic height and use of LED bulbs make it a beautiful part of Dallas’ skyline during the State Fair and even when not operational.

The white Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge enhances the Dallas Skyline.

Robert Hensley/Flickr The beautiful bridge (there will be three when the project is complete) crosses the Trinity.

Our numerous lakes and waterways provide the setting for the most majestic sunsets.

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Fort Worth’s courthouse is illuminated at the end of Main Street is a centerpiece of downtown.

Lars Plougmann/Flickr

You simply can’t beat our colorful downtown Dallas skyline, especially when reflected against the Trinity River.

Daxis/Flickr

The Gaylord Texan, set on Grapevine Lake, lets visitors truly experience our area’s natural beauty.

National Milk Producers Federation/Flickr

The Fort Worth Water Gardens are an almost-hidden water utopia in downtown.

Nicolas Henderson/Flickr

“America’s Sweethearts” are considered the most beautiful and legendary cheerleaders in the NFL!

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders/Facebook

Diann Bayes/Flickr

Clint Vigil/Flickr

Behold this stain glass pattern of Thanksgiving Square Chapel in the inner sanctum of the Chapel of Thanksgiving in the heart of downtown Dallas!

Bill Dickinson / Flickr

Adam Simmons/Flickr

Ken Slade/Flickr

Chris 711/Flickr

Raging Wire/Flickr

Maciej Kraus/Flickr

Weather permitting, you can see the downtown Fort Worth skyline from the observation tower!

Trevor Huxham/Flickr

This restored original was crafted for the 1939 World’s Fair.

Steve Rainwater/Flickr

The trio of colossal statues known as “The Traveling Man” are just some of countless art pieces that give Dallas its personal vibe.

David Ingram/Flickr

Glenn Harper/Flickr

Its majestic height and use of LED bulbs make it a beautiful part of Dallas’ skyline during the State Fair and even when not operational.

Robert Hensley/Flickr

The beautiful bridge (there will be three when the project is complete) crosses the Trinity.