6. Pioneer Plaza

DOWNTOWN.   Oil and cattle made Dallas what it is today, and the sculpture that distinguishes this plaza celebrates the city's history. Located adjacent to Dallas Convention Center, Pioneer Plaza measures 4.2 acres and features a world-renowned bronze. The sculpture, considered the largest of its kind, is by Robert Summers and showcases a 19th-century cattle drive. Portrayed are three cowboys on horseback and 39 steers – an impressive sight to behold!   (© 10Best)

While downtown, swing by Pioneer Plaza, located outside the convention center. History books boast that it features the largest bronze monument in the world: three cowboys on horseback driving 39 longhorn steers. (from Southern Living)

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