Largest selection of Dalls Cowboy/NFL memorabilia in the area. Gate 8 at Texas Stadium.

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Romance at its finest! Cruise the Mandalay Canals and Lake Carolyn in an elegant gondola. Classic cruises come with gourmet chocolates; lunch and dinner cruises also available.

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The Center's Sculpture Garden, grounds and dancing fountains complement four professionally curated galleries that host 20 exhibits a year, featuring a broad range of media.

Click here to download coupon for Irving Arts Center before your next trip!

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Enjoy “Family Fun” at the National Scouting Museum, the official museum of the Boy Scouts of America. From the Norman Rockwell Art Gallery to full-sized indoor campsites, the museum’s 13 “action areas” are filled with interactive exhibits and more than 600,000 artifacts! Whether you’re involved in Scouting…or just looking for family fun…you’ll have a great time exploring the National Scouting Museum! Sundays and Mondays are Free!

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Irving’s world-class greenbelt development along the shores of the Trinity River’s Elm and West forks, includes miles of native forest and pristine river abundant with wildlife and flora.

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Indulge in a pampering experience available at only a few of the world’s most luxurious spas. The Spa and Salon at Four Seasons offers a full-service, European-style spa with 16 private treatment rooms, a relaxation area, spa cuisine and an outdoor spa pool. The Salon provides hair, nail and make-up services for men and women. And, in the well-equipped locker areas, there are separate sauna, steam room, whirlpool and cold plunge pool facilities for each gender.

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Located near Second and Main Streets in South Irving. Features antique ships and a corner drug store with a working soda fountain.

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One of the city’s first homes features public tours.

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Featuring Dillard' Macy', Sears, Burlington Coat Factory, Circuit City, Old Navy, Fuddruckers & AMC 14 Theatre and new food court.

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New exhibits are displayed monthly

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The Equestrian Center is situated along the scenic canals of Las Colinas and adjoins sixty-two beautiful acres of woods and grasslands set aside by the city for parks and equestrian use. The Las Colinas Equestrian Center boasts the largest private covered riding arena in the area (with seating and climate controlled viewing areas), a smaller covered schooling arena attached, plus four additional outdoor arenas; complete with all weather footing.

It is also the home to the Las Colinas Polo Club.

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Fresh flowers are planted yearly around this larger-than-life clock.

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The treelined, cobblestone walkway is reminiscent of an old world village.

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Created by African wildlife artist Robert Glen, the Mustangs are the largest equestrian sculpture in the world.

Inside the museum, you will see a pictorial history of how the artist created these masterpieces. Other sculptures created by Glenn are on exhibit. This history is not only entertaining but also very informative to all visitor no matter what age.

Inside the museum, there is also a short video presentation that tells about the creation of these magnificent works of art.

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Dallas County’s oldest African-American Settlement, featuring two of the area’s original homes, a black history museum and living history center. Located at the corner of Gilbert and Jackson St. in Irving. Call (972) 721-4976 for tour information.

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