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BISHOP ARTS DISTRICTRadiating east and west from Bishop Street across Seventh and Eighth streets in north Oak Cliff, Bishop Arts is a thriving collection of unique galleries, shops, and restaurants. The district was initially populated with artists and artisans who used the raw spaces as studios, and as the neighborhood developed and became successful, the studio spaces gave way to more established businesses with an eclectic vibe, which populate much of the area today. In 1990, the district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

LONE STAR PARKLone Star Park offers live horse racing as well as year round simulcast racing. The adjacent Nokia Theater was specifically designed for world class live performances, and features intimate seating and state-of-the-art sound and lighting, making it a wonderful place to see a show.

NORTHPARK CENTERNorthPark Center is a premier luxury shopping destination, proudly offering a mix of the finest in retail and dining. Featured stores include AX Armani Exchange, Barneys New York, Burberry, Cartier, Coach, Kate Spade, Lacoste, Louis Vuitton, Nordstrom and Tiffany & Co. Selections from Raymond Nasher’s collection of 20th Century sculpture and modern art have been rotated throughout NorthPark Center displaying impressive works by Jonathan Borofsky, Andy Warhol, Henry Moore, Roy Lichtenstein and Frank Stella.

VICTORY PARKOffering diverse high-end shopping, world class dining, cultural events and a sophisticated nightlife scene, Victory Park is a thriving locale. Anchoring Victory Park is the American Airlines Center, home of the Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars and the Dallas Desperados.

FAIR PARKThis National Historic Landmark boasts the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition style architecture in the US and is home to notable performance facilities and museums. The signature event at Fair Park is the State Fair of Texas, held since 1886.

DALLAS ARBORETUMShowcasing a 66-acre arboretum and more than ten perennial and annual botanical gardens featuring colorful flowers with fragrant aromas, majestic trees and lush sprawling lawns, the Arboretum is truly an urban oasis, minutes from downtown Dallas.

LANDMARKS

Municipal Building

Pegasus Plaza

DINING

Campisi’s

Dallas Fish Market

Fuse

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Sol Irlandes

Stephan Pyles

Ten Sports Grill

The Iron Cactus

MARKETS

Main Market & Deli

Urban Market

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NIGHT SPOTS

City Tavern

Dolce

Ivy Lounge

Obar

Pearl

The Empire Room

SHOPPING

Benji’s Collezioni

Crimson in the City

Footgear

JoS. A. Bank

Neiman Marcus

PARKS

Main Street Garden Park

Thanks-Giving Square

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Crow Collection of Asian Art

Dallas Black Dance Theater

Dallas Museum of Art

Dallas World Aquarium

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Nasher Sculpture Center

The Majestic Theatre

HOSPITALS/PHARMACY

Baylor University Medical Center

CVS

UNIVERSITIES

El Centro Community College

University Center at Dallas

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HOTELS

Adams Mark Hotel

Hotel Indigo (The Aristocrat Hotel)

Magnolia Hotel

The Adolphus

The Fairmont Dallas

PERSONAL CARE

24 Hour Fitness

City Cleaners

Corporate Care Cleaners

Richard Hayler Colour Salon & Spa

The Texas Club

BANKS AND ATMS

Bank of America

Comerica

Wells Fargo Bank

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Coffee

Copying/Shipping

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LANDMARKS

American Airlines Center

Artists Square Plaza

Dallas City Hall

Dallas Convention Center

Dallas Library

Dealey Plaza

Founders Square

Municipal Building

Old Red Courthouse

Pegasus Plaza

Reunion Arena

Union Station

Victory Station

MARKETS

Main Market & Deli

Urban Market

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DINING

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Stephan Pyles

Ten Sports Grill

The Iron Cactus

PARKS

Main Street Garden Park

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NIGHT SPOTS

City Tavern

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House of Blues

Ivy Lounge

Obar

Pearl

The Empire Room

SHOPPING

Benji’s Collezioni

Crimson in the City

Footgear

JoS. A. Bank

Neiman Marcus

Stanley Korchak

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Christopher H. Martin Art Gallery

Crow Collection of Asian Art

Dallas Black Dance Theater

Dallas Holocaust Museum

Dallas Museum of Art

Dallas World Aquarium

Kristy Stubbs Gallery

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Nasher Sculpture Center

The Majestic Theatre

HOSPITALS/PHARMACY

Baylor University Medical Center

CVS

Methodist Medical Center

Parkland Hospital

UT Southwestern University Hospital

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HOTELS

Adams Mark Hotel

Hotel Crescent Court

Hotel Indigo (The Aristocrat Hotel)

Hotel ZaZa

Magnolia Hotel

The Adolphus

The Fairmont Dallas

W Dallas at Victory Park

PERSONAL CARE

24 Hour Fitness

Bliss Spa at the W Hotel

Gold’s Gym

Koffee Day Spa

Richard Hayler Colour Salon & Spa

The Spa at The Crescent Court Hotel

The Texas Club

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UNIVERSITIES

Dallas County Community College

El Centro Community College

University Center at Dallas

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BLOCKS

Whatever you want, it’s here. (5 blocks, 5 minutes or 5 miles from Mercantile Place on Main)

1800 Main StreetDallas, TX 75201Tel 214.760.8430

Mercantile Place on Main is at the hub of downtown Dallas, a dynamic urban district that offers all the amenities and services of a well-established community. This thriving urban center encompasses top hotels, restaurants, professional sports and shopping as well as universities, museums, art and entertainment districts, and 48 acres of parks, all nearby.

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