Dallas is one of the country’s most interesting cities, and there are millions of visitors every year.  Some come to see friends and family, because it is perhaps one of the friendliest and most amiable places on earth.  Some come here to do business because of Dallas’ thriving industries, where the local charm is merged with a cosmopolitan disposition, making for a smart and lively place to conduct work.  Some come as tourists, looking to discover what Dallas might have to offer.  The results are always good, and there’s a lot to do here for visitors of any age.

Check out the link for lodgings and you’ll be on your way to learning about this interesting place.  There are plenty of things for children here, and lots of nighttime fun for adults, and some places where everyone is welcome and entertained.  One place for visitors of all ages is the Dr Pepper Museum in Waco.  If you’re looking for a museum that’s truly unique, and if you like your nostalgia served up with a bit of self-conscious irony, then this is a place for you.

It’s enormously fascinating, but also quite amusing, too.   The museum isn’t devoted to Dr Pepper on its own, but is about looking at the whole spectrum of soft drinks, and also to celebrate the free market system and teach the principles of this economic method to visitors.  You’ll discover that this drink is actually older than the others, and also that there really is no period in the name.  As for the origin of the name, there are many different stories and theories, but that information is lost to history.  There are plenty of other facts to learn however, and lots of ephemera that will appeal to history buffs and the tragically hip alike, and so many others in between.

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