Waco, Texas
Famous for its Taste of Texas History, Heritage, and Hospitality
Located on I-35 between Dallas and Austin, Waco is famous for its taste of Texas history and hospitality. Waco's 18 museums and attractions offer a unique, relaxing getaway from big city hustle and bustle.
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The Waco Indians settled on the banks of the Brazos River in the late 1700's and believed these spring-fed waters held the magical protection of the Indian spirit, Woman Having Powers in the Water. From this peaceful tribe, we take our name, and our love of lore and legend.
Some 50 years later, entrepreneurs, cowboys, farmers and ranchers began streaming into the area to seek their fortune. With the building of the Suspension Bridge in 1870, settlers could finally cross the mighty Brazos River without fearing for their lives, and Waco became the gateway for settlers looking to move into new lands in South and West Texas.
The bold result for Waco visitors includes not only colorful history but today's panorama of parks, paths, courses and waterways claimed and designed for the physical senses.
Let our rivers with their magical powers entice you to experience our past and share in the soul of our city.
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