I was so shocked that this museum was free! They had some really good pieces. I was impressed with the size too. The layout was a little funky, but overall it was a nice facility! They had a good collection of abstract art, which I really enjoyed. They also had quite a few well-known artists too which was awesome.Downsides were that it was really busy when we went on a Saturday afternoon and parking was a bit of a challenge too since it was our first time in the area. The experience was worth it though!

Thoroughly enjoyed the exhibits in this museum. It was much bigger than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. Parking was $15 below the museum and admissions to the museum itself was free, although they do prefer that you reserve your time slots online. I highly recommend visiting the Dallas Museum of Art if you’re into art and history.

FABULOUS FREE MUSEUM!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I have been here many times, & love visiting each time! ❤️✔️ So much to see & enjoy! ✔️ I know they sometimes have unique shows that are seasonal or switch out, I haven’t tried any of those, but it’s a great place to get out of the summer Texas heat & enjoy some art & history. ✔️🥳👍🏻

The Dallas Museum of Art is a great place to visit. The admission is free but it’s best to reserve your free ticket online. The Museum has countless artworks from renowned artist like Picasso and Monet, but also has art from many modern day artist. This is a great museum to visit if you enjoy art or want to try a great attraction with your family.The staff is very friendly and helpful, I highly recommend visiting the Dallas Museum of Art.

Love love love this museum! PLUS IT IS FREE! Well it was free when I went lol. Such amazing art works and great historic status and pieces. My favorite was the African and Indonesian exhibits. It is pretty big so you need a few hours or at least two days to see it all, but its so worth it.

First time visiting, it made me love art more. Be ready to spend the whole day over there. There are a lot of things to see and learn. 🖌🎨🔍

Good museum to visit while in Dallas. It is free but requires a ticket that can be emailed to you. Opens at 11 and was not very busy given the size of the place. Exhibits varied from all over the world. Had a couple wow factor items but many items were just pleasant to view. 15 bucks to park in the deck, a cheap date for sure. Went through in about two hours and felt like I saw it all. Enjoy.

I loved this space! Super beautiful. 4 floors of exhibits. It is free for the family, unless you want to check out on of the specialized exhibits for a low cost. Detra was fantastic, I had a lovely conversation with her. She made my experience there even more lovely. Fantastic collection of rotating pieces. There is also an incredible park space out front with tons of food trucks & vibrant people to grab a quick lunch on the lawn! Would recommend a few hours here at least!

Beautiful place to visit while in Dallas. Its FREE! You can just walk-in, no ticket needed. The staff in the entrance will ask your zip code and put in their system and youre free to explore the museum. No outside food or drinks are allowed. Public parking available in the basement

Free to the general public, excluding special exhibits, its a great way to spend an hour or two of your afternoon. Beautifully curated and organized, its a great way to view a vast array of work in both time and scale without the pretentiousness of a larger museum. Its a great introductory into popular artists and time periods that may just bring out the secret lover of humanities in you.

I had quite an enjoyable time at DMA and will def be going back! The tickets are free and I highly recommend reserving online. It was super easy to do and when we got to the museum all we had to do was get our mobile tickets scanned and we were in. No waiting in lines like that! The museum had a few sections closed off for repair but otherwise I greatly enjoyed art from around the world. I mostly spent time in the European art section but there is work from all over the world and dating back thousands of years to enjoy and absorb. A must - especially for the price!

It was perfect place to visit and its free what a chance to see here. I admire it. Nice people out there. İ saw almost 300 years painting. 😃😃😃

The staff was super friendly! We enjoyed a great lunch in the Cafe! I thought the gift shop was kinda high dollar but they had a few affordable trinkets. The cashier really encouraged my granddaughter to continue with her dream of being an artist 🎨and even gave her a few tips! It was an amazing experience! I would have enjoyed a map of the building; we would have saved a lot of backtracking.

Absolutely beautiful and its of no cost to the public with the exception of two galleries. I stopped at a trendy restaurant downtown for a bite after my tour. The air was clean and comfortable. Down town Dallas has beautiful architecture, comparable to some in Dubai. The people are warm and friendly and the atmosphere positive.

A well curated expansive collection of American European, Asian and African art. The permanent collection is free, but upcoming exhibits have a few, but for a very reasonable price. The visit took 2 hours and there are 4 floors. The museum has an interesting gift shop. If you have time, you can also walk across the Nasher Sculpture Garden or the Crow Collection.

Beautiful museum. I like the flow of it, because walking around is not overwhelming. The staff and security are all so nice and knowledgeable.

Great place with lots of amazing arts and things. Its free for public everyday 4pm-5pm. Time wont be enough to complete the whole museum. I recommend to finish 3rd&4th section of art floors first which has lot more to see.

Went here with my son and his boy scout pack. It was fun, interesting,educational and just a joy to enjoy some art.

We had a fantastic time. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We have 2 small children and there was several activities for kids.

I love The DMA! The exhibits have not changed too much since I was here last but there were surprises, as usual. The silver furniture room was delightful. And the African and Asian Art exhibits were as phenomenal as I remembered them not to mention the Islamic art. I enjoyed being able to talk about some of the pieces with my youngest son in the European section, especially the Christian artwork and the artists rendition of Christ. It was a wonderful afternoon as always!

What a wonderful place! So much to see. Highly recommend!

Pretty cool museum, there is a good variety of art in here with different styles and from different time zones. When you walk in you see a big blue man statue and you should go check it out because there is a small man statue by its feet. They have a lot of things that I wouldn’t think were art. The dragon dog looking things are cool, no idea what era or whatever they are from but I want to take them home and couldn’t.

If you have a love for the arts, the DMA is a great place to visit. They have extensive permanent galleries centered around geographical areas, giving visitors a lovely snapshot of the development of art through the ages. Its much larger than you could reasonably be explored in one day, so bring comfortable shoes!If youd like a bite to eat, the green across the way has a good line of food trucks. It aint cheap, but it makes for a fun day out.

Thank you DMA for a lovely stroll through history with the most incredible visual displays of art. The staff was delightful, and the exhibits were stunning. I cant wait to visit again!!

So enjoyed the short time I was there.. will definitely be going back!!

Beautiful museum, fantastic art, and fantastic staff. Went with my family and who can complain about a free, world class art experience! There are special exhibits you can a pay to visit if desired though. They currently have a ticketed, timed reservation system for entry which you can do online with ease and a limited amount of walk up tickets available.Highly recommend visiting if youre in Dallas and specifically the downtown area. Right next to Klyde Warren park too!

Loved it! So much to see and a great variety and it was free! Will definitely be back!

Absolutely loved this place. Spent almost all morning and afternoon exploring and looking at everything. Loved the layout and how everything on the second floor blended so you easily transitioned from one style to another.

Free admission when We visited, a place you must visit, takes about 2 hrs to do a complete walk through all the diferen works of art.

Great place for beauty. They have lots of free ancient and contemporary art spanning lots of different cultures and mediums.Islam, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Ancient Greece , America, Europe, Asia, Africa. Truly multi cultural and diverse. Very educational and eye opening to the broad spectrum of art created over the millennia. Highly recommend visiting for a few hours. There is so much good stuff you might need a few trips because of information overload and your brain will get tired and overwhelmed easily with knowledge and wisdom and info and facts.

Directions as to which door to use to enter should be more clearly identified. Parking lot was long wait to get in. Had to park on the street. However, once you were inside the experience was awesome. There was art from many eras. Something for everybody.

Lovely place to go around the world in just a few hours. My daughter and I had a fantastic time.

Great museum, free to get in, lots of exhibits, it took us all day to get through everything. Non-flash photography is allowed. Cafe has limited items and movie theater pricing. Staff is very friendly and helpful and the museum has items spanning all continents and time periods.

A very well laid out and presented art museum with a wife range of works represented here. You can see a wide range of artists known and unknown and the space is well lit and comfortable for viewing.

The DMA is a great place to go check out, it’s a free museum that always has cool new exhibits and if you can make a day out of it by checking it out and then having a nice walk and picnic right across the street at klyde Warren park!

My favorite piece is just outside the elevators ... beautiful statue i have admired for years. There are standing (constant) exhibits and new instalations every few months.

This building is huge but there aren’t too many exhibits - lots of white space with a few rooms. I’m giving this museum one star for the giant, sensory disturbing exhibit they have currently by Julian Charrière. This is the most disturbing exhibit that I’ve ever seen and I’ve been to hundreds of museums - the exhibit messes with both your visual sense and plays an extremely disturbing sound; for people with sensory issues - it literally feels like hell. This is artwork brought me to my knees. To allow the general public to walk into that room without any warning is highly irresponsible and frankly, angered me.

Art lover do this museum was AWESOME! Staff was extremely knowledgeable exhibits and helpful in directing to location of certain exhibits. Even the staff in the gift shop were friendly and polite.

This is free and well curated. It seems to me to have an over abundance of space. I walked a mile and never found the main painting gallery.The food trucks and a few local artists in park across the street were more interesting.

Nice A/C with 4 levels of art to view. $15 parking in the garage below if you get there early enough. Across the street from Klyde Warren Park and Sculpture Garden.

This place is great. open and spacious, the rooms are filled w good pieces of art, I would of liked to see a lil more of the contemporary pieces but it wouldnt be a museum without the relics right? overall, great feel, great area also, wish the sculptor park would of been open to see those.

Been here a million times since I was a kid and still haven’t seen everything. Happy that its free for everyone and the exhibits are affordable. Easy access via dart and klyde warren park is near by. Would like to see more African American art but I remember it is Dallas. Food options at the cafe are per usual a bit pricey. Great for a hot day get out the house activities.

More than 24,000 pieces are exhibited in the museum, ranging from the third millennium BC to the present 21st century. The museum is also notable for its dynamism in terms of its collection exhibition policies [1] and its educational programs. [2] Its library, “The Mildred and Mayer Library”, contains more than 50,000 volumes for employees of other museums and for the general public.

Great place! Entry is free unless you pay for the more special exhibits. The works are wonderfully curated

The Experience was great, nice varieties of arts inside! Admission is free however to see the “light house” and a couple other art exhibits you must pay a ticket.Tried calling the museum ahead of time to inquire about parking details and unfortunately no ones gets to the phone.The easiest parking would be to park on the street and pay for meter parking.This Museum also has a section catered to Islamic art which is very beautiful and interesting.

It is a free museum, although they will ask you to get a ticket. Basically, they just want your zip code to keep track of the amount of people. For a free museum, it is quite good. Has good amount of exhibits.

A decent but somewhat not impressive museum. Especially when you have visited Chicago art or Met.

Amazing collection. Absolutely loved the Julian Charrière exhibit. Highly recommend the yucca fries from the cafe.

It’s crazy that this museum is free (some special exhibits cost money, but most are free). Lots and lots of art to see to keep you occupied for hours. A must-do in Dallas

Great experience. This museum has a ton of great artifacts and beautiful paintings and carvings and sculptures, from all over the world. Very clean, easy to navigate as well.

Its really interesting art. The coolest was the core of the ice rocks that is laying on the floor.

Amazing collection of all types and mediums of art. A must see in Dallas

Very impressive collection representing all areas of the world. Many European masters. Great American collection that includes native American/ pre-Columbian. I loved the Charrier exhibit Toward No Earthly Pole.

World class art for free, inclusive of Picasso pieces, and other renowned artists. 5/5

The immigration exhibit was the best one, its the newest exhibit. The art pieces were very nice, but some of the art museum workers kept looking at us and following us, which made us a bit uncomfortable at times. The feeling of being watched really got in the way of appreciating the art fully. Its a free activity, so that was nice too. The museum store also had many things to look at, like art books and other knick knacks.

Highly recommended, it has many different cultures to see. I wish that I had more time to explore, couldnt finish the whole museum before the closing time. I would recommend going early, so you wont feel rush near the closing time. I would love to visit again next time when I am in Dallas.

I really enjoyed my visit here.

Had a great time visiting the DMA. Make sure to get tickets online before. Our tickets were free and we enjoyed the exhibits. We also went across the street to the Klyde Warren Park for lunch and to throw a frisbee. Overall a great experience and recommend if in the area

The museum itself is lovely. However, I cannot say the same about the staff. The staff was tracking my family and me. I literally would catch them following us. I would walk from one gallery, and once we transferred to that other gallery, the other staff would pick us up and follow.It was not until I had to use my training to throw them off that they quit following me. I would study how they [staff] would follow certain people. You need to train your staff to at least be less conspicuous about following people. Some people know they are being followed. I avoided confrontation for the simple fact I did not want to cause a scene. I was told not to get close to the paintings. Okay, I understand as an artist myself, I know. I was studying the brush strokes, but after that, we would glance and keep it moving. So, your untrained staff would not approach us complaining.*** a tip if you have the description next to the painting or artifact in Times New Roman six font, it is tough to read, and a person must get next to the piece to read the description. Maybe think about putting a glass casing around the paintings if you are pressed about people getting two feet from a painting/artifact. Also, perhaps make a description away from the piece such as a stand a distance away so that people would not have to approach so close. The wires on the ground that keep people a foot away maybe put those around the wall and perhaps just everywhere. Such as to create a DMZ ***However, I did not see the staff tell the families with kids running around sculptures anything. It made it seem as if we were being targeted for a specific reason.Overall, we are glad we did not pay and avoided giving our donations, and we will be telling people about the experience. Especially the art community in our area and hopefully they [art community] will have a better experience than us but reading other comments. I see it is common for people to complain about the same thing.I recommend seeing the Crow Museum of Asian Arts. Even though it is not the size of the Dallas art museum, the staff were welcoming, and we gladly donated to them. We will never go back to the Dallas art museum.However, let us not talk about the artifacts. If you know what I am talking about, you will know what I mean.TRAIN YOUR STAFFIf you would like to reach out if you want some authentic leadership, I could tell the museum lacks that.

I love the DMA. They have Frida and Cubism and The dream house right now. Please all the regulates like the Reeves collection is beautiful and theres a Van Gogh!

Beautiful measum with very amazing exhibits.

I loved going to the Dallas Museum of Art. I can not believe so many time I was in Dallas and I finally made it couple of weeks ago.I had high hopes for it and mfa didnt disappoint. The sculpture of outside of the museum building is so original, made the building very contemporary and exciting. Their collection is huge!!! I was so excited about the Chinese and Japanese hall. There are some interesting piece I had never seen anywhere else.The display of the entire museum is so artistic, the color of each collection room is unique and trendy. The flow of each section is so smooth and soothing, just makes me want to stay longer lose myself in these art works.They also have a section outdoors displaying sculptures, we spent about 3.5 hours in there and barely finished it. I definitely going back there to study them more and in details. Most important the entry fee is FREE!!! Dallas museum of art really have a way to spreading art! Bravo.Highly recommended will have to go back again.

The museum of arts layout is very nice and lets each artwork capture the full attention of the viewer without too much space between works. The content is also great and the staff are wonderful.

Excellent museum of fine art but the smooth concrete floors are really tiring on the legs and feet. Some changes in floor texture in places would do wonders.

Called in and I wasn’t advised masks were required. Showed up and the person at the door was incredibly rude. Put on the masks, fell off my nose apparently and I was yelled at (2nd floor employee). I pulled up my mask, only to walk by TWO maskless employees minutes later. Just after this, had a guard wearing her mask off her nose inform me that my just turned three year old needed to mask or leave. When I told the front desk it’s awful you’ll kick patrons out for masking, but I’m told “it’s a different department” when I ask why they’re not reprimanding employees. My kids are missing out on experience of learning about history because they were harassed and followed by your employees. Very sad.

I Always loved this Museum, but today was extra special

Love this museum, you need at least 4 hours to see it, interesting and friendly environment, if you want to shop, do it before 4 pm.

I loved my visit. I most definitely be coming back. The free admission was awesome.

It was a cool place, had some interesting art!

It was a very enjoyable moment with my family will return again to learn more about the different artifacts

This museum is huge, and you could easily spend an entire day here enjoying and learning about any kind of art your heart desires! They even have a modern art gallery which I greatly enjoyed. The recreation of La Pausa was an unexpectedly incredible experience and highly recommend it! All of this and its free!

Nice place for a date. Not full fledge art peopleA can of coke was $2.50 sucked . Nice for a first daye

I loved this space! Super beautiful. 4 floors of exhibits. It is free for the family, unless you want to check out on of the specialized exhibits for a low cost. Detra was fantastic, I had a lovely conversation with her. She made my experience there even more lovely. Fantastic collection of rotating pieces. There is also an incredible park space out front with tons of food trucks & vibrant people to grab a quick lunch on the lawn! Would recommend a few hours here at least!!!!

Fabulous art museum. Felt very covid safe. Could spend days seeing it all.

Entrance is free. I visited a floor today. I will visit the other floor tomorrow. I want to look at everything in detail.

For a free art museum its not bad. Ancient art, Asian, Pacific Islands, and 16th century to more recent European art. One of the more interesting exhibits shows art within the context of this couples villa -- a nice reminder of the difference between the lives of the wealthy and the general public. The staff was rather pleasant and helpful.

It’s a great place to look around downtown ☺️It’s free, I’ll be back 👋

A most excellent showing

So much to see... Well have to come back to see the rest! Love love love

So beautiful museum many arts to see 👀

My boyfriend and I LOVED this museum. We stopped by on a whim while we were passing through Dallas. Its located in the Art District and is surrounded by other museums, so there is no shortage of things to do in the area. We were prepared to pay admission, but once we entered the museum, we found that there was no fee! There was so much to see inside. There were exhibits for pretty much every culture and country you can think of. They had exhibits for Egypt (where they have an actual mummy), Buddhist and Hindu art, African art, colonial America, classical art, Greek, Roman, French, Italian, Spanish, Japan, China, everything! The contemporary art section was particularly interesting, as there was a piece that shared my name (Bethany) that Ive attached a picture of. There was also a sculpture garden that we didnt have time to get to. The facilities were clean and the staff were helpful and knowledgeable. We will definitely return when we have more time to devote to this great place.

If you like the impressionism and admire those painters that change the whole style of art. You must go there. Its inspired. Love Monnet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Gauguin !!

Really nice place. The staff was super friendly, they have touchless temperature stations for adults to use. Coat check is closed because of COVID. Note that you cant even take water in using a closed capped bottle, so you dont get to have anything to drink while there.

A lot of art for free admission. Great collection, I like it. Right now a mask is requesting (

Free for most. I liked that they have art projects set up to join in

I would not recommend this museum at all . The museum itself was nice, but the staff made me feel very uncomfortable to the point , I didn’t even enjoy any parts of the museum. You have to have your purse by your side , can’t be anywhere near your back at all. Was basically followed down to tell me I couldn’t have my purse on my back . It had to be in front or on my side when it was the small purse and other people had on backpacks . Then as soon as you get close to the painting a tiny bit , here come a rude staff member harassing you about being to close , which is understandable but they could be a little bit more friendly . Overall , I didn’t even go through the whole museum for the lack of feeling uncomfortable and I WILL not be back. GET BETTER STAFF!

Rodin...Renoir...Picasso and so much more! Beautiful museum and exhibits. Plan to go early and stay late to take it all in, or plan a multi trip visit over a couple of weekends.

Super visit to the ever loved DMA. Frida Kahlo and Salvador Dalis work had special spots in the 2nd and 4th floors. Be sure to get online to reserve your spot for entry in advance during the pandemic. Masks required was a plus for us. Nice to view the museum with time and space to view the exhibits.

The DMA is a Dallas treasure with an extensive permanent collection and great special exhibits. The museum has expansive floors and the late night events with live music should be experienced by locals and tourists alike.

Excellent museum! One needs a few days to fully explore this fantastic museum! Very well organized and I loved the different exhibition area being separated based on geographical, cultural and religious themes. There are no drinks or food allowed through the museum - so if you grab a drink or wine in the cafe area, be sure to finish it there before leaving. Great experience! Will definitely be back for more! 👍👍

I spent about 2 hrs here and could have easily spent 4. Really eclectic collection of exhibits. I would absolutely recommend a visit.

I spent 4 hours here and it wasn’t even close to enough. The details can keep you enthralled endlessly and the wide variety of exhibits ensures everyone can find their niche. By far the most impressive art/cultural museum I’ve ever experienced!

This place is HUGE and couldn’t the find our way out! 😂 lots to see from Islamic, African, Asian, to European, to American art. We were there during a special exhibition and took advantage of it.

This is an excellent museum in the heart of downtown Dallas that is well maintained, has friendly staff members, and has a great variety of art that they rotate regularly. We go here at least once or twice a year and are never disappointed. They have traveling exhibits that change out periodically and some classic treasures that are always a joy to examine.

I Dont usually think of art when I think Dallas, but this museum is great. Visiting for the weekend, so only spent a couple of hours and lots more to see. Spent a lot of time in art of the Americas fabulous. Also liked the immigrant art exhibits. And the Keir collection of Islamic art was fascinating. Gotta get back sometime....

Lots to see. My favorite was the European section. A must visit especially since admission is free.

The reservation time slots are awesome due to COVID. It allows for a much more personal experience because it’s not nearly as crowded and it didn’t feel like we had to wait for people to move on to the next thing. Just a few pics that I enjoyed from our trip!

Great place with collections from around the world and from different eras. Each section is perfectly conditioned to the place and time the works are exhibited. Visiting this museum is an extraordinary experience.

So much to see. Lots of information and history. A must stop.

Amazing art! But the staff were really rude and crazy strict. It was hot and crowded so I occasionally would pull my mask from my face to get some actual air and many members of the staff would come up to me right as I would do this and Rudely say “mask on.”Also I was standing a good distance away from all the art & at one point I was trying to show my friend what a sculpture was portraying to be. As I was pointing at the sculpture a lady walked up and said “step away from the painting, don’t touch any of the art.” My finger point was about 1 foot away from the sculpture.They even told me that since my tiny 6” backpack was “too big” that I would have to carry it with my hands by my side. So I had to hold my back pack the whole time and hope I didn’t hit anybody or any of the art with it because of how crowded it was in there.