Dallas Architecture Spans Old And New

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They say everything is bigger in Texas, and in Dallas, the state’s largest metropolitan area, that maxim couldn’t be truer. From food to music to business, there aren’t many cities that rival Dallas’ special place in American culture.
There’s more to 'Big D' than just its quintessential BBQ-brisket-and-football persona, however.
The city, home to 1.3 million people, has a deep heritage rooted in everything from international commerce, transportation, manufacturing and agriculture to go along with its fondness for the arts, including the opera, ballet, musicals and symphony concerts.
Dallas is also rich with dynamic architecture. Boasting a terrific skyline of office skyscrapers that house many of the world’s most successful companies, Dallas, along with adjacent Fort Worth and the vast suburbs that dot the area, features an impressive mix of modern and classic structures that make the city a destination for any architecture enthusiast.
Here are the five buildings that best epitomise Dallas architecture.
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
Dallas City Hall
Reunion Tower
Cathedral Santuario de Guadalupe
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