The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

**★★★★★ Ben Ireland — a week ago

Had to visit this place for the history and conspiracies surrounding JFK's assassination.

Very nice museum with a ground floor center & gift shop/book shop.

I would recommend to budget about 1.5 to 2 hrs to really walk through the museum and read each area in its entirety.

Replica 6.5 carcano rifle is on display in the 6th floor corner / Oswalds' alleged location.

Would definitely recommend stopping by and looking at all the items on display.

**★★★★★ Gabriel Zeckua — a month ago

I had a wonderful experience at The Sixth Floor Museum. It’s a powerful, well-curated museum filled with history that truly helps you understand the context and impact of the events surrounding JFK’s assassination. The exhibits are thoughtfully designed, informative, and very moving without being overwhelming.

Everything is well organized, and the museum does an excellent job of presenting historical facts in a respectful and engaging way. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in Dallas. Tip: b

**★★★★★ Ethan Fernandes — a month ago

Buy your tickets in advance! We thought this place would be very “pro” Oswald, but to be fair it seemed to have a lot of good information here and it didn’t feel biased. I’d recommend checking it out if you’re curious, it’s truly amazing to see this in person after seeing so many documentaries online.

**★★★★★ chunyao chen — 3 months ago

Visiting the Sixth Floor Museum is an emotionally charged and captivating experience. Situated in the former Texas School Book Depository, it provides an in-depth exploration of President John F. Kennedy’s life, legacy, and the tragic assassination that forever altered history. The thoughtfully curated exhibits, featuring a blend of photographs, films, and artifacts, bring history to life, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the events that unfolded. Standing near the corner window where

**★★★★☆ Willard Candace — a month ago

The museum was great! We went on Christmas Eve and it was surprisingly not dead. Parking was $15! And like all museums it was pricey also, especially for big families. Museums should have homeschool discounts too. Anyway we still went. And it was great. My Littles learned all they would get from a public school and more. My big kids got to find out more details than they could have hoped for. It was super cool to see visuals. Wha it might have looked like. How it went down. To be in The m