Visiting the DMA (Dallas Museum of Art) has pretty much the same effect as MDMA 

Located in the Arts District in downtown Dallas (the largest arts district in the country because everything's bigger in Texas), DMA has everything you could ever wish to see except what’s in other museums. The museum boasts the largest collection of Texan art, which is much more than the cowboy hats, barbecue, and boots you may be imagining. The museum is also stacked with works of all the classics from Edgar Degas to Cindy Sherman. To put it simply, if the Dallas Museum of Art was a fantasy team, they would earn all the points and win all the things.

It is so awesome partially due to the donations of Emery and Wendy Reves, who basically transplanted their villa in France, La Pausa, which was originally designed for Coco Chanel into the Dallas Museum of Art. This included their entire art collection of paintings GOATS. Emery Reves (obviously) was a great art collector but he was also a literary agent and founder of the publishing company, Cooperation Publishing Service which was known for its anti-Nazi material. Emery also owned the rights to the war memoirs of his good friend, Winston Churchill. Their friendship eventually fizzled though because their wives hated each other and Emery blamed his wife’s depression on the Churchills. He might not have been the most rational man, but we do have him to thank for the excellence of the Dallas Museum of Art and also a residence hall at the College of William and Mary, which is as random as it seems.