The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

The sixth floor museum, located in downtown Dallas, was built to commemorate the assassination of former President Kennedy. It is called the sixth floor because three bullets from killer Lee Hanoi Oswald were fired from the sixth floor of the building that was once a textbook warehouse

The sixth floor museum is also a very interesting museum in Dallas, the sixth floor building, it is easy to find here, come here to see some American art, it is also a very quiet place.

A great trip, even if I am a non-citizen from Dublin, Ireland is very unreal to me. Highly recommend everyone to come here. Maybe there are a lot of people, there are not enough audio guides, but it is worth a visit.

Historic museum that details and commemorates JFK's assassination while he was in Dallas. One of Dallas's most famous sites.

Go out and play, relax and enjoy your life. . . .

Still look at the museum, a good choice. . . . . . .

The sixth-floor museum (The Sixth Floor Museum) is so famous because former US President John F. Kennedy was shot and assassinated by a murderer hiding on the sixth floor of the museum while he was campaigning in Dallas in 1963, causing a global sensation. On the street next to the museum, there are two large X numbers, marking the location of Kennedy's shot, remembering to avoid traffic when visiting. Entering the sixth floor of the museum, you need to make an appointment to buy tickets in advance, you can buy them online, otherwise the temporary trip is basically sold out.

The sixth floor museum is still great, it is located in downtown Dallas. The sixth floor museum was built to commemorate the assassination of President Kennedy. Three bullets from Lee Hanoi Oswald, the killer, were fired from the sixth floor of the building that was once a textbook warehouse. The bullet hit Kennedy's back, ending the character's short and legendary life. The museum is still very memorable.