Thanks-Giving Square

The Dallas Convention Center is in the heart of Dallas and is close to all the local hotels and restaurants. There are many public events to see here, so you can check the local ads and plan. There are many elevators and escalators, so it is easy to walk around at will. There are lots of parking places, but you can walk, walk a short distance to the convention center, since it is so big.

A small square with beautiful and exquisite design, the sound of water flowing gives a touch of tranquility in the busy city surrounded by high-rise buildings, the appearance of the chapel is very special, and the inside is also very beautiful.

[Loupe] thought Dallas was just a city focused on economic achievement, money-oriented, and the emergence of the Thanksgiving Plaza changed that perception. The Thanksgiving Square, built in 1976, emphasizes that this era, behind the cross flow of economic development material desire, can not be without the simple gratitude heart of the tradition of different cultural backgrounds. The vision of the Plaza of Gratitude was transformed into reality by the famous architect, Pritzker Prize winner Philip Johnson, surrounded by 4-foot-high walls that block the noise of endless vehicles, the spiral church symbolizes the ancient spiral of life, and several rows of clock towers sit opposite the square. Create a sublime, transcendent emotional environment that guides people into the spiritual sanctuary meditation. The introduction book notes that the existence of water systems is the finishing touch, and it seems to me that it is true that Philip Johnson will appear again and again during this architectural tour, and his landscape design, about the use of water is very representative. [Church of Gratitude] Entering the Church of Gratitude is a quiet prayer room. Looking up, the French artist Gabriel Loire designed Glory Window has become the object of my admiration. This is one of the world's largest horizontal stained glass windows. It is also a representative work using modern methods. [Bell Tower and Gratitude Ring] The entrance to the Gratitude Square is the tower and the "Gratitude Ring" composed of the World Court (Court of All Nations). It is said that standing in the center of the Gratitude Ring shouting people or things to thank, there will be a special experience. [ThumbsUp] Featured recommendation: Philip Johnson designed the square, feel the beauty of architecture and art in the church, and wash the mind meditation place. 💵 Tickets: free. ⏰ Open hours: Garden: open from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm every day; Thankful chapel: open daily at 9:00 am – 4:00 pm; thanksgiving hall: only special events or appointments are open. 📌 Note: facilities may be closed due to occasional maintenance or private events. Please contact staff for confirmation before visit. #Net red punch card #City humanities handwriting #Discover the color of the journey

Mainly a memorial square, the square is quite small, there are monuments, but if you don't understand the background here, this square really has nothing to look at. In fact, I don't think I can come over.

It feels normal, mainly because the greening of this square is quite ordinary, but there is a particularly interesting group of sculptures, showing a group of buffalo crossing the river, I don't know why his intentions are?