Dallas has so many secret gems but few of them are taken to the next level. The Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection is the biggest samurai assortment away from Japan and it is found in Texas. The assortment was put on display in 2012 and has more than 1,000 items in the assortment. Some of the items on display incorporate protective layer, masks, helmets, and weaponry. The assortment is steadily developing and rotates double a year to give visitors something cool and new to take a gander at. The museum is certainly a secret pearl as it is over a restaurant in Harwood. You can take a self-guided visit around the museum and they even have a small scale library loaded up with books about the samurai's adventures. The museum gives you a gander at things like bolt boxes where weapons where stored. Around the museum, there are mannequins of the two humans and horses decked out in conventional stuff. You'll see horses with masks that make them look like savage dragons. Guests will also have an opportunity to see wonderful accessories that they hauled around with them.