Dallas Museum of Art

Art to Fill Your Heart

What makes it fun

Step into the Dallas Museum of Art with your sweetheart and enjoy wandering the four floors of globally sourced treasures (from ancient Mediterranean sculpture to modern masters like Monet, Picasso, O'Keeffe, Rothko, and more). The museum’s permanent collection is free (just reserve ahead), so you can roam without worrying about the tab. Steal glances over a striking portrait, debate which sculpture feels more romantic, or whisper about what that abstract painting might be saying. The DMA is a masterpiece in romance.

Google Reviews

4.7

Based on 12367 reviews

Karina Gutierrez

23:09 21 Oct 25

We had the best time!

Raul Madrid

18:15 17 Oct 25

Just.. Wow! Their pieces of art are exceptional. You will see Picasso's, Van Gogh, Renoir and Dali.. Such a great experience. Make yourself a favor and enjoy this place.

Nik T

17:07 13 Oct 25

Nice Art museum with artifacts from all over the world. Best of all it’s free. Staff were helpful and friendly. I went on a Saturday and it was not too busy. Very close to the DART station so it’s easy to get to from different parts of DFW area.

Shahida bilal

09:07 28 Sep 25

The Dallas Museum of Art is a world-class, free-entry museum in the heart of the Dallas Arts District, home to over 25,000 works spanning from ancient to contemporary art. Its galleries cover everything from Mediterranean antiquities and Asian art to modern masterpieces, and special exhibits keep things fresh. The building is light, spacious, visitor-friendly, and its location makes it easy to pair with nearby spots like Klyde Warren Park. If you enjoy art and culture, it’s well worth a few hours of your time.

S B

00:13 12 Sep 25

This museum is stunning! There is so much to see. You can easily spend hours lost looking around. It has such a huge variety of art and artifacts that everyone can find something to enjoy. I highly recommend stopping by here when in Dallas.

Matchewleez C

00:54 21 Aug 25

A must visit place for anyone who appreciates art, and those even slightly interested. It's free, and has an amazing collection that ranges from classical to modern from all across the world. There is even a statue garden, as well as limited time exhibits. It's almost too much to see in one day, and is definitely worth multiple visits.