Top Dallas Crime Tours

This is the original JFK tour taking you back in history to November 22, 1963. You will travel through the city streets of Dallas, down the motorcade route, through Dealey Plaza, and then the trolley leaves downtown and follows the timeline of Lee Harvey Oswald. You'll see the Texas Theater, the Officer JD Tippet murder scene, Oswald's rooming house, old city jail, Jack Ruby's dance club, and old county jail. Our JFK tour covers all four days surrounding the assassination.

After brief biographies of President Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald you'll walk step by bloody step through the crime scene on Elm Street. Using eyewitness accounts and the latest in forensic evidence you'll relive the horror of the 20th Century's biggest unsolved homicide. You'll learn about the Grassy Knoll, Parkland Hospital and the facts behind Lee Harvey Oswald's shocking death. Finally, you'll understand the conspiracy theories surrounding the President's murder and his impact on the United States and the world. This tour contains descriptions of graphic violence, sexual situations, strong language, drugs, self harm and smoking. It might not be suitable for some children. Parents strongly cautioned. The Sixth Floor Museum is not apart of this tour.

On this historic GPS Smartphone guided Audio walking tour, tour at your own pace. You will see Dallas' historic sites and hear their stories including JFK Memorial John Neely Bryan Cabin Founders Plaza Old Red Dealey Square The Grassy Knoll the Texas School Book Depository The site of the JFK assasination The story of Lee Harvey Oswald The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Dallas' West End District Wild Bill's Western Shop Best steak house in Dallas And much more.... Why choose us? Tour at your own pace and schedule Best value in Dallas Professionally produced, narrated and musically edited immersive experience This tour is for Travel Rebels, just like yourself. This historic adventure is smart phone guided. You go to the first stop, open the tour, enter your experience code from Viator and press play. From there you are guided turn by turn through Dallas step by step.

To understand what happened that fateful November day, one must walk in the assassin's footsteps. This self-guided tour takes you back to Dallas in 1963 as these events unfolded. The experience is based on an interactive map that allows you to follow the route at your own pace while historian and professional guide Gary J. Lovell narrates the story and gives instructions on reaching the next point of interest. You will walk around five blocks on this tour. To enhance your experience, during the narration, we have embedded videos, images, and original soundbites from the events as they took place. There is nothing to download and no special equipment; you only need your phone and headphones to listen to the story and immerse yourself in the experience. Did Oswald kill JFK? Join us to find out! MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ACCESS THE EXPERIENCE, WHERE TO PARK, AND START THE TOUR IN THE "BEFORE YOU GO" SECTION OF YOUR BOOKING CONFIRMATION.

Explore Dallas’ West Village during the liveliest part of the day: happy hour. Join a guide for this walking tour of some of the West Village’s best restaurants. You’ll purchase food and drink at a number of locally-favorite restaurants like the Texas comfort foods at The Rustic and the New York City style pizza served at Girmaldi’s Pizza. As you graze from place to place, you’ll learn about the unique history of the area including the Historic McKinney Avenue Trolley.

Many decades have passed since the tragic death of John F. Kennedy in November, 1963, but our need to know why he was murdered remains as strong as ever. Please join us on this unique Walking Tour as we explore what is perhaps the greatest Murder Mystery of the 20th century. Along the way we'll explain: - Why JFK was killed - Why Oswald could not have fired the shots that killed JFK - How the Warren Commission covered up the truth This tour offers great value to all those who want to learn more about JFK's assassination. It is curated by a presidential historian who has spent years researching the subject matter. We take a mountain of information and distill it down to the essential facts you need to know to render a judgment on who killed JFK. We'll share our verdict with you at the end of the tour, revealing the identity of the mastermind who led the conspiracy that killed JFK.