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4.5 (48 reviews)

Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park

Walk through the cascading water and relax on the green lawn

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Anonymous
19 Jun 2021
Excellent
Fue excelente las dos visitas que pudimos realizar
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Paola ,  United States United States
24 May 2023
Excellent
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Anonymous
27 Jun 2023
Excellent
Excelente muy buena , es bastante cómodo llegar y ya tener todo listo
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