Life in Dallas, Texas 🇺🇸 - 4K UHD Walking tour of Dallas Downtown
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2023
- Hello and welcome to another travel video on your favorite channel: @fragilerovers. In today’s 1 hour long video, we will be walking and exploring downtown Dallas, Texas, USA 🇺🇸. As usual, get your walking shoes ready and let’s explore the cowboys city.
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Great city with sincere, tidy and neat people!
I was in Dallas and loved my trip
Ohhh, I'm exhausted. I've been on this street a thousand times! It's never looked so strange! The faces so cold! In the distance, a child is crying. Fatherless...a bastard child, perhaps. My back aches, my heart aches but my feet, my feet are resilient! Thank God I took off my Bruno Malis and put on my HIMALAYAN WALKING SHOES!
Thsnk you for the video. 🙏🏾💯
Perfect state 👌 i like Dallas
Nice Place
Olá Fragile Rovers, bom dia!
Dallas é realmente é uma cidade muito bonita, com ruas espaçosas, e edifícios muito altos, é uma cidade muito diferente de onde eu moro!
Parabéns pelo vídeo!
Me enamoré de Dallas❤❤❤❤❤
NICE😁😁😁
😱 Confirmation!!! The most high my father above & my ancestors have been sending my signs & sychnocities to relocate to Dallas ,Texas "2024" Here I come stepping out on faith 🙏🙏💫🌟✨🍷🍾❤️❤️❤️
Is your father Priest??
Your ancestors? Dead ppl are sending you signs?
Never stop 🛑
Won’t stop… no!
Not as comparable to where i live now but i was born and grew up in Dallas so this is nostalgic regardless.
What city u at now?
You should pan both ways when crossing the street instead of one way two times!
Onde estão JR Ewing e Bobby Ewing? Sou apaixonado pela Série Dallas. ❤❤❤
Could you please do a video on Fort worth Tx
Hello and thank you for watch my videos, yes I have video of Fort Worth on my channel. Please find it via this link ruclips.net/video/jQpjES_ld1M/видео.htmlsi=aAR0Chiz_u_ULyfb and for the most recent visit
ruclips.net/video/kRlqg0vJNb0/видео.htmlsi=xFZSo9JPwtlSEm7v.
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I’m so confused 😅 one door on the court house says use the other door but the other door says use the other door hu? 😂
Es facil moverse en transporte público en Dallas? Tengo la percepción de que es una ciudad en donde es mas sencillo moverne en auto particular
Hey, I was wondering if you know a place in Dallas where I could take a picture of me and having the full skyline of downtown Dallas in the back of the picture?, … I’m going there soon and I wish I could take a picture of my visit like that. For example, when you go to Austin, you can take a picture in the Congress Ave and seeing the full skyline in the back. Is there somewhere like that in Dallas?? … Thanks. Nice video.
Zang/Marsalis bridge
That's easy here. You'll see. Fort worth has a beautiful skyline also. And a beautiful city.
@@tynettatyrunnels3838this is correct
The absolute perfect place to take a beautiful picture of yourself with the Dallas skyline behind you is on the Westmoreland Bridge - especially at night. You can also get the Trinity River in the background as well if you want.
Mockingbird Lane turns into Westmoreland at Irving Boulevard. Continue south on Westmoreland until you come to the bridge. There are plenty of places to park. Also, you can do the same on the Sylvan Avenue Bridge approximately 1.5 miles east down Irving Blvd.
@@tynettatyrunnels3838 whats the actual landmark? cant find anything called Zang or Marsalis bridge
Entiendo que ese video fue tomado ya muy tarde verdad porque se ve poco público transitando por las calles demasiado tranquilo una ciudad desolada de persona
Dallas has so few people on the streets like in the video, or were you walking on a holiday?
You are correct, most southern cities has only very few people walking on the streets. Its an American thing and I do wonder why as well.
Most people drive in Dallas, nobody really walks around like Northern cities. Almost everyone has cars.
There is so much space in TX, things are more spread out than say, Manhatten.
Donde están las personas? Parece una ciudad fantasma
Creo que la mayoría de las grandes ciudades en Texas parecen vacías porque son grandes y la gente está distribuida de manera dispersa y camina por diferentes partes de las ciudades. A diferencia de las ciudades europeas, por ejemplo, donde las ciudades son realmente pequeñas y hay gente caminando por todas partes. ¿Has visitado Dallas antes?
Downtown Dallas is always a ghost town no people at all.
Everyone drives in Dallas, nobody really just walks around lol
Are people scared to walk around in downtowns In the South ?
Why you asked that?
@cortezmiller1899 because there are hardly no people walking downtown in your video of Dallas its a ghosttown, Northern cities like Philly, Boston, New York Even DC people are all over the downtown Not so In cities like Houston Dallas Atlanta Charlotte extremity empty
@@Classy4514maybe south cities are no safe
South cities are very hot 🔥, in downtown intolerable hot
@@user-wr4ty2kx4hno that’s not it.
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Dallas' traditional downtown is depressing. The "new" downtown by McKinney and Olive is far nicer, though that's more suburban.
Wow. Compare it to San Francisco. ruclips.net/video/3jGlQ2Cixuk/видео.html
Not as pretty and clean looking like videos that has been seen in other cities.
Zaalim America and dirty
dont move there
why
@@jjackkk887 because
Absolute dump 😢
It's clean, wdym?
Just like the Uk
This was only a small selection of downtown. There is quite a bit more to see. I have owned a condo at the metropolitan building for 13 years and lived downtown for 6 years. Downtown is great if you enjoy that lifestyle. Not great for little kids. Have to be a little careful late at night.
Dull, characterless city, full of bland corporate buildings like most American cities. Very few people on the streets. America should renew its cities and make them more attractive for pedestrians. Good public transport, more greenery and welcoming buildings would transform places like Dallas. I appreciate living in Europe.
Fk Europe🤷♂️
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Only New York is pedestrian friendly
Problem with this is most Americans prefer to live in suburban style houses, which is why the entire dfw area is basically a giant suburb spread out 9,286 sq miles (24,050 sq km) of sprawl. such an area that big would easily dwarf any European metropolitan area while containing way less people and density.
Hardly anyone actually lives in "downtown" with a population of about 10 thousand and business isn't all concentrated in downtown either. Even if I were to add the uptown population (which is more walkable and mixed use) it would be around 30 thousand people compared to the rest of the 1.2 million that live within the city of Dallas spread out over 385 sq miles.
If you are looking for American cities to be more dense in a way comparable to the rest of the world, American cities (and metropolitan regions) would quite literally have to shrink in size 3-4x while maintaining their populations or grow their populations 3-4x.
It cant be explained better. Thank you for this