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Where to rent a car in Dallas

Dallas fuses southwestern charm with big city vibes making it a hot and happening location for all ages. The arts scene is flourishing in the city hosting a number of fantastic art museums; The Dallas Museum of Art and the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Centre are two heavyweight establishments on the art scene. The Dallas Art District, located on the north side of downtown is the largest urban district in the U.S, so it’s no surprise there is such a freedom of artistic expression.

When your flight to Dallas lands at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport you can pick up a rental car from the many companies based there, choose from: Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, National and Thrifty that are located in the Rental Car Center. You can find the cheapest car rental deals by using liligo.com search engine.

Driving in Dallas: what you need to know

Cars move very fast in Dallas, so it’s easy to miss an exit and mess up your entire plan; the Sat Nav voice shouting “Recalculating” at you will become a familiar sound. If you’re able, stay off the freeways, especially in rush hour, because everyone is going the same way and woke up earlier than you to beat the traffic. Assume that everyone is a bad driver in Dallas, take extra care and concentrate on the road[/p]

Road trips from Dallas: what to see and do

Granbury

If you’re looking for a quaint getaway Granbury will be your dream destination. Just 70 miles outside of Dallas, it’s a no fuss road trip. You’ll totally forget that you’re only one hour away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Enjoy vintage shopping, picturesque vineyards, local festivals and events. The Windmill farm is a great place to visit if you want to have the ultimate wholesome southern experience. With over 40 windmills collected and preserved over the years, you can stroll around the exhibition and chat with the owners. The farm is also a bed and breakfast.

Palo Duro Canyon

An extensive 120-mile-long canyon will sure leave an impression. Showing off its dramatic landscape and flickering colors of deep reds, yellow and brown, the canyon isn’t shy when it comes to displaying its beauty. The lighthouse rock formation is the most photographed part of the canyon, you can drive to the bottom, or if you’re feeling more adventurous you can also hike, bike or make your way down on horseback. Tip: don’t miss the performance of the musical Texas, the show takes place Tuesdays – Sundays from June – August in the Pioneer Amphitheater, seating more than 1,700 people on the hillside.

Garner State Park

Garner State Park is 366 miles from Dallas one of the most popular locations for camping fanatics, when you see the idyllic scenery you won’t need to ask why. There are screened shelters for camping and 17 recently renovated cabins that were built in the 1930s. The Frio River is the biggest draw for visitors; they can enjoy all sorts of water sports: canoeing, kayaking, paddle boats, or just regular swimming.