A somber experience, but worth visiting when in Dallas. Make sure to walk down the street and see the "X's" in the street where the shots landed. Eery but worthwhile for sure. More

This "museum" is so very well done. It is more than a museum, it is an "in the moment" museum. The snipers perch was eerie and humbling. Nothing is overlooked. It is worth the trip; so glad my host strongly suggested it. More

The Sixth Floor Museum/Texas School Book Depository from which Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly fired shots at President John F. Kennedy's motorcade on the day of the President's assassination is very thorough and informative. This museum is very well done. You have an audio as you go from exhibit to exhibit. The museum exhibits first set the stage as to what... More

Well organized with profound impressions. Includes all aspects (including conspiracy theory). You won't leave without being deeply touched. A must for any Dallas visitor. More

Visited the Sixth Floor Museum for the first time yesterday. Having grown up in Dallas and being there when President Kennedy was killed gave special meaning to this visit. Excellant historical representation, at times very emotional. More

This is a great way of showing the whole JFK - Dallas connection. More

The museum takes up the entire 6th floor of the old School Book Depository where Oswald worked and assassinated the president from. The cost is a reasonable $13.50 for adults(senior, children discounts are also available) and it includes a headset audio tour. If you just follow the audio tour and watch the videos they offer, the tour is about an... More

self guided tour with a headset that you control. worth a peek as it covered the entire JFK story and not just the shooting. Thankfully they had the class not to add the point of impact shots, so those who want to see that, rent the Oliver Stone movie. All in all i was glad that i went there, and... More

This muserum was loaded with displays and info on the Kennedy era. The window was set up as a display to show what it looked like when Booth was sitting there. Then you can stroll the Dealy Plaza area and see what it must have been like when Kennedy was shot. A very interesting and enjoyable museum. More