Oak Cliff, the “Austin” of Dallas has a long and rich history south of the Trinity River. With incredible views of the skyline from different areas, it is uniquely located on a cliff above the river. A recent renaissance has helped the “Cliff” become a destination from all other parts of the city. The Bishop Arts section is an eclectic assortment of businesses ranging from haute cuisine restaurants to quaint pubs, art galleries, gift shops and edgy clothing boutiques. The renovated Charles Dilbeck designed hotel, the Belmont, enjoys the reputation of being the hippest lodging in the city and hosts the daily ritual of cocktails on the patio at sunset, which reflects spectacularly in the glass high-rises of downtown. The newest contribution to the skyline, the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, destined to be world famous, is in close proximity. Home of the city’s first Historic District, Winnetka Heights, and the gorgeous East Kessler Park, Kessler Park and Steven’s Park Estates, it has a wonderful variety of neighborhoods not common to a large part of the city.

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