Irving: Attractions and more...
Irving’s prize attraction is the Mustangs at Las Colinas sculpture which shows nine larger-than-life mustangs appear to splash through a stream of water from a fountain. The sculpture is the largest of its kind in the world and has been photographed countless times.
Also, in the posh Las Colinas area is the Flower Clock which has its flowers changed eight times a year to maintain a ‘perfect colour’. The place also has a quaint canal with electric gondolas for that picturesque Venice-moment.
Other attractions include the Heritage House (built in 1912 and considered to be Irving’s oldest home), Heritage Park (which also houses a historic train depot) and the Marble Cow Sculpture (consisting of five marble cows atop Bluebonnet Hill).
Discover heritage at the Casa Mañana Theatre which has summer Broadway musicals and touring road shows. The European-styled Majestic Theatre is a nineteenth-century structure and a City of Dallas Landmark.
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