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Featuring engaging articles and photography, Texas Highways magazine - the official travel magazine of Texas - showcases all the Lone Star State has to offer.

From the arid deserts of far West Texas to the forests of the Piney Woods, the more than 90 Texas state parks offer a nearly limitless amount of adventure.

Get your copy of the Texas State Travel Guide, the comprehensive guide to all that the Lone Star State has to offer.

Stunning desert mountains, captivating canyons, and remarkable scenic views are all par for the course in Texas’ Big Bend region, located within Brewster County.

Nestled in the Chihuahuan desert lowlands between the rugged mountains of Big Bend National Park and big Bend Ranch State Park like the attractions, facilities and services within the communities of Lajitas, Terlingua and Study Butte in South Brewster County.

Experience the best of the Wild West when you stay at Big Bend Resort & Adventures in Terlingua, a roadside hotel offering comfortable accommodations and tours.

Experience Big Bend at Chisos Mountains Lodge, the only place to stay in Big Bend National Park with rustic hotel rooms and campsites and on-site dining.

Explore Del Rio, The Oasis of Texas, a quaint border town that sits just a few miles from the scenic Lake Amistad and the Mexican town of Ciudad Acuna.

Visit El Paso and you’ll discover a diverse community with captivating historic sites and lively culture nestled in the foothills of the Franklin Mountains.

Visit Fort Stockton and experience Old West history alongside modern tourist attractions offering fantastic shopping, dining, and live entertainment.

Lajitas Golf Resort is a resort in Big Bend offering rugged accommodations, breathtaking natural beauty, world-class golf, and many remarkable things to do.

The Gateway to Big Bend, Marathon is a charming town in West Texas with luxurious and diverse accommodations, natural beauties, a thriving arts scene, and more.

Midland, nicknamed The Tall City, stands high on the West Texas horizon and offers experiences with presidents, petroleum, art, and soon, space tourism.

Odessa is known for its cowboys, oil rigs, and Friday Night Lights. Yet this West Texas town has its share of surprises that makes it a great place to visit.

The Texas Pecos Trail Region promotes heritage tourism to 22 counties in West Texas. Our region is geographically diverse, from charming Hill Country rivers and scenery to rugged Chihuahuan Desert canyonlands to the sprawling mesas, sand dunes, and wide open plains of the Permian Basin.

Tour the submarine USS Cavalla – avenger of Pearl Harbor – and the destroyer escort USS Stewart at the American Undersea Warfare Center in Galveston.

Angleton is a small town steeped in Texas history that sits at the heart of the Texas Gulf Coast. Discover everything that makes this community unique.

The Art Museum of Southeast Texas is a fine art museum in Beaumont that showcases a collection of regional Texas art along with art education programs.

Visit Baytown, an easy-to-reach getaway on the Texas Gulf Coast with great fishing, birding, kayaking, and an abundance of culture and family-friendly fun.

Discover Beaumont, Texas, a bigtime oil town with plenty of history and outdoor fun that offers a unique blend of cowboy charm and colorful Cajun flair.

Beaumont Botanical Gardens is located in Tyrrell Park and is maintained by the Beaumont Council of Garden Clubs with the support of the City of Beaumont.

Enjoy all the comforts of home just minutes away from Space Center Houston, Kemah Boardwalk, and Houston's other top attractions at Best Western Plus Seabrook.

Visit Bolivar Peninsula and Crystal Beach to savor the laid back vibe, wealth of ways to enjoy a relaxing beach vacation, and spectacular fishing and birding.

Miles of soft sandy beaches, fresh sea breezes, one-of-a-kind museums, and some of the best birding and fishing in Texas await you in the Brazosport Area.

Experience Brownsville, Texas, a fascinating town that boasts a blend of Mexican and American culture, an engrossing history, and incredible biodiversity.

Step back in time at the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum in Houston, Texas, preserving the legacy of the African-American soldier in the United States.

Visit Clute, a lively town situated in the middle of the Brazosport Area that offers plenty of outdoor fun just minutes away from Texas' soft-sanded beaches.

Visit Corpus Christi, the largest coastal city in Texas with miles of pristine beaches and a variety of attractions that any traveler will love.

The Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History brings science and history alive for visitors to the Texas beach through its interactive exhibits and programs.

Visit Deer Park and experience fantastic historical venues including the Battleship TEXAS and San Jacinto Monument, plus great shopping, dining and outdoor attractions.

Comfortable upscale accommodations, enticing on-site dining, and a fantastic location awaits at the Doubletree by Hilton Houston Hobby Airport hotel.

Galveston Island, Texas offers everything in a resort destination - beautiful accommodations, entertainment, shopping, and 32 miles of Gulf Coast beaches. Escape and explore Galveston Island, Texas.

Dive into the fun at Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. Featuring amusement rides, midway games, shopping and dining options over the Gulf of Mexico.

Unwind on a quiet Galveston beach when you stay at Holiday Inn Club Vacations Galveston Beach Resort, an upscale hotel a few miles south of Galveston.

Holiday Inn Club Vacations Galveston Seaside Resort offers beachfront luxury and everything else you need for an unforgettable vacation in Galveston, Texas.

Stay at the historic Hotel Galvez & Spa in Galveston, a AAA Four-Diamond hotel that offers luxurious accommodations just steps away from sandy beaches.

Savor cuisine from around the globe, browse world-class museums, catch a Broadway musical , and immerse yourself in all the culture when you visit Houston.

Experience the sights, smells, tastes, and tunes of Italy at the Houston Italian Festival, an immersive cultural event held in Houston in mid-October.

The Jumper Maybach Fine Art Gallery and Emporium in Houston is the home of artist and clown Jumper Maybach, featuring incredible pop and abstract artworks.

The Katy Jazz Festival, hosted by Katy ISD, brings global jazz legends to the Houston area each April for a weekend of world-class jazz music performances.

Stay, play, eat, and shop at the Kemah Boardwalk, a premier entertainment destination overlooking Galveston Bay located about 20 miles from downtown Houston.

Visit the Lone Star Flight Museum at Houston's Ellington Airport to see historic aircraft like a B-17 and a B-25 and discover the history of aviation in Texas.

Sandy beaches; quaint towns with restaurants, boutique shops, and historic hotels; and 500 years of history is what you’ll find when you visit Matagorda County.

Enjoy the arts in the open air at Miller Outdoor Theatre, with more than 100 shows a year including musicals, plays, concerts, film screenings, and more.

Spend your vacation at beautiful Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa and Convention Center, a four-diamond, full-service resort in Galveston, Texas.

Visit Moody Gardens in Galveston, one of the top 10 attractions in Texas! Come and explore the Aquarium, Rainforest zoo, and science Discovery pyramids.

Visit the Museum of the Gulf Coast in Port Arthur, home to Janis Joplin relics, a sports hall of fame, incredible wildlife and history displays, and more.

The National Museum of Funeral History in Houston is the world's largest collection of artifacts and replicas from memorial and burial services around the globe.

Explore the world of underwater oil and gas drilling at the Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig Museum in Galveston, a retired rig turned modern museum.

World-class art, the breathtaking beauty of the Texas Gulf Coast, and the unmistakable appeal of a bygone era define Orange, the "Gateway of Texas."

Home of the World's Largest Strawberry Shortcake, the Pasadena Strawberry Festival is a weekend of live music, carnival rides and games, good food, and more.

Visit Port Aransas, an exciting island destination north of Padre Island with beautiful beaches, incredible wildlife, shopping, dining, golfing, and more.

Visit Port Arthur and let the good times roll as you enjoy outdoor recreation, fantastic Cajun and southern cuisine and tours of this city’s unique history.

Port Isabel is a charming seaside community in South Texas, home to a historic lighthouse, excellent fishing, great shopping and dining, and much more.

Visit Portland, Texas, an incredible destination for lovers of the outdoors that offers first-rate fishing, birding, golf, and a wealth of other adventures.

Few places embody the spirit of the Texas Gulf Coast like the Rockport-Fulton area, a lively beach-side community located northeast of Corpus Christi.

Travel to the enchanting city of Rosenberg, Texas, and you’ll have fascinating history, metropolitan fun, and outdoor adventure right at your fingertips.

With the cleanest beaches in Texas and fun activities year-round, South Padre Island is one of the most exciting tourism destinations in the Lone Star State.

South Shore Harbour Resort & Conference Center is a luxury resort in League City that offers stylish rooms, fine dining, and all you need for a memorable stay.

Shop for spices, browse fruit markets, and savor cuisine from around the world at Sunny Flea Market in Houston, one of the largest open-air markets in Texas.

A sandy sun-kissed beach, one-of-a-kind restaurants, colorful surf shops, and some of the best fishing in Texas can be yours when you visit Surfside Beach.

The Bryan Museum, located in the historic Galveston Orphans Home, houses The Bryan Collection, one of the world's largest collections of historical artifacts, documents, and artwork relating to Texas and the American West.

Discover the fascinating workings of the human body at The Health Museum in Houston, with interactive exhibits and games, experimental lab, and a 4D theater.

The Heritage Society in Sam Houston Park is the only outdoor park and museum in Houston, with historic buildings, rare artifacts, Museum Gallery and gift shop.

Enjoy unparalleled luxury at The San Luis Resort, Spa & Conference Center, a Galveston hotel located steps away from the sandy beaches of the Texas Gulf Coast.

The Tremont House is a popular Galveston hotel located in the Strand Historic District that combines 19th-century elegance with 20th-century sophistication.

Take in all the old-fashioned charm, tour historical sites, and get outdoors when you visit Tomball, a small town located 30 miles northwest of Houston.

The USS Lexington Museum on the Bay is a National Historic Landmark and home to incredible tours of the world's oldest remaining aircraft carrier.

Visit Victoria for a memorable Texas vacation including a trip to The Texas Zoo, art at the Nave Museum, a Texas barbecue trail, and exciting festivals.

Experience all the fun Galveston Island has to offer with all the comfort and luxury of home at the Victorian Condo-Hotel Resort & Conference Center.

Enjoy exhilarating high-flying action and see historic warplanes at the Wings Over Houston Airshow, Houston's airshow held at Ellington Airport in October.

Visit Austin, Texas for its stunning live music scene, vibrant nightlife, remarkable dining, major annual events, and wealth of ways to enjoy the great outdoors.

Dude ranches, Western charm, gorgeous Hill Country scenery, and a wealth of recreational opportunities abound in Bandera, the Cowboy Capital of the World.

Blanco is a charming town located in the scenic Texas Hill Country. An ideal location and wealth of outdoor fun makes Blanco a year-round traveler hot spot.

Visit Boerne, an inviting hamlet with a rich German heritage and great shopping and dining surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Texas Hill Country.

Brady offers excellent barbecue, world-class deer hunting, rich historical experiences, and beautiful scenery deep in the heart of Texas.

Discover the best of the Texas Hill Country when you visit Brownwood, a charming and inviting small town with plenty to offer hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Outdoor Capital of Texas, Buda is a charming Hill Country town home to excellent shopping, dining, and events like the famous Wiener Dog Races.

There's only one place in Texas where conquistadors, cowboys, buffalo soldiers, oil barons, and suffragists gather around a campfire to swap stories — the Bullock Texas State History Museum.

Discover Cedar Park, an inviting community with much to see and do situated at the crossroads of the rugged Texas Hill Country and upscale Greater Austin.

The Dixie Dude Ranch in Bandera, a Texas dude ranch, offers horseback riding, fantastic dining, stunning Hill Country views, and unforgettable Western vacations.

Visit Dripping Springs, the “Wedding Capital of Texas,” for memorable experiences like touring Deep Eddy Vodka Distillery and swimming at Hamilton Pool Preserve.

Visit Fredericksburg, Texas to discover a charming Hill Country town known for its German heritage, stunning museums, and abundance of wineries.

Swim in a scenic lake, sip a glass of Texas-made wine, and explore a vast cavern. Welcome to Georgetown, a small town full of Hill Country charm.

Hutto, Texas, is a quirky town known as the Hippo Capital of Texas. A bustling downtown and a convenient location near Austin makes it a great place to visit.

At the intersection of highways 83, 377, and Interstate 10 where the North and South Llano Rivers merge lays the small, rural community of Junction Texas bursting with warmth, friendliness, and welcoming spirit. This historical town is rich with heritage and tradition.

Kerrville is a relaxing vacation destination with a vibrant arts community and a rich Texas history in the beautiful Guadalupe River Valley.

La Vernia is a charming Texas town southeast of San Antonio with fine shopping and dining, fun annual events, a rich history, and friendly people.

Lampasas is a vibrant town located one hour northwest of Austin in the Texas Hill Country with beautiful parks, excellent shopping and dining, and much more.

Visit Llano, the “Deer Capital of Texas” in the Hill Country, where you can hike Enchanted Rock, fish on the Llano River, and attend Llano Fiddle Fest.

Lovers of beautiful landscapes, lakeside tranquility, delicious wine, and heart-pounding adventure will find much to enjoy about Marble Falls, Texas.

The Museum of Western Art in Kerrville presents cowboy art, paintings, sculptures, and artifacts dedicated to preserving the heritage of the American West.

The National Museum of the Pacific War is a hidden gem in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. It is the only museum in the nation dedicated entirely to the story of WWII in the Pacific.

Two pristine rivers, a world-class water park, craft breweries and wineries, and an abundance of other adventures await you when you visit New Braunfels.

Visit Ozona, a quaint town with unique attractions set among the rolling hills and limestone canyons in the western edge of the Texas Hill Country.

The Pioneer Museum in Fredericksburg offers fascinating looks back into the life of 19th-century settlers through tours of 11 historic homes and buildings.

Round Rock’s central location in Texas, unique shopping opportunities and abundance of tournament-ready fields, courts and courses have helped the city quickly become the top choice for sporting events and family trips.

A stunning history, fascinating culture, and some of the most unique sites in Texas can be found in the dynamic and vibrant city of San Antonio.

Visit San Marcos, a charming town located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country known for its spectacular river and its sprawling outlet shopping mall.

Sonora, Texas is located where the Texas Hill Country meets the rugged Southwest, and is a community with a rich western heritage that can be seen at every turn.

The Texas Hill Country Olive Company is an award-winning maker of authentic olive oils and balsamic vinegars, offering tastings, tours, events and more.

Stay at The JL Bar Ranch & Resort in Sonora, a luxury resort and premier trophy hunting destination in Texas offering high-end stays and remarkable activities.

The Tower of the Americas is the tallest building in San Antonio and an exciting tourist destination, with amazing views, fine dining, and entertainment.

Join thousands of visitors in New Braunfels for Wurstfest, a Texas German festival featuring beer, sausage, live music and entertainment, a midway, and more.

Immerse yourself in the tall tales of the Wild West and discover where characters from classic children's stories roam: Abilene, the Storybook Capital of Texas.

Immerse yourself in the tall tales of the Wild West and discover where characters from classic children's stories roam: Abilene, the Storybook Capital of Texas.

Immerse yourself in the tall tales of the Wild West and discover where characters from classic children's stories roam: Abilene, the Storybook Capital of Texas.

Amarillo is the land of cowboys and cattle situated at the crossroads of America. Discover everything this quintessentially Texan town has to offer.

Amarillo is the land of cowboys and cattle situated at the crossroads of America. Discover everything this quintessentially Texan town has to offer.

Big Spring is a charming West Texas town with fascinating museums, beautiful parks and lakes, and fun events for the whole family throughout the year.

Travel deep into the plains of West Texas to visit Lubbock, a dynamic city with a fascinating arts scene and some of the best wineries in the state.

Visit Mineral Wells and explore the magical properties of its "crazy water," the wonders of its lakes, rivers, and state parks, and its many historic sites.

Explore the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum in Canyon, TX. Discover the history of pioneers and Native Americans through art, artifacts and fossils.

San Angelo is a vibrant West Texas city with an amazing art scene, beautiful parks and lakes, excellent shopping and dining, and exciting annual events.

Wichita Falls is a dynamic community with exciting annual events, a thriving arts community, great shopping and dining, and fun for the whole family.

Cleveland is a charming Texas city in the Sam Houston National Forest with beautiful outdoor venues, great eateries, and fun family events.

Experience Conroe, home to the gorgeous Lake Conroe, scenic pine forests, golf courses, craft breweries, a robust arts scene, and all the fun you can handle.

When you visit Henderson, you’ll enjoy many experiences like swimming and fishing on an East Texas lake and shopping in a gorgeous downtown area.

Huntsville offers visitors an array of discoveries - history, nature, prominent state institutions, antiques - all mixed with hometown hospitality. The small-town, historic flair of Huntsville brings new meaning to 'Texas Charm'. There's truly something for everyone in Huntsville, Texas.

Huntsville offers visitors an array of discoveries - history, nature, prominent state institutions, antiques - all mixed with hometown hospitality. The small-town, historic flair of Huntsville brings new meaning to 'Texas Charm'. There's truly something for everyone in Huntsville, Texas.

Jefferson is “the Bed and Breakfast Capital of East Texas,” where you’ll find excellent shopping and dining, and truly unique historical tours.

Surrounded by the pine forest and clear blue lakes of East Texas, Kilgore is a vibrant city that blends its rich oil field heritage with a variety of fascinating attractions and events. A visit may not get you a brand new oil well, but we promise fun for the whole family.

Discover a true East Texas gem in Longview, with its vibrant arts and music scene, beautiful parks, world-class events, and Southern hospitality.

Discover breathtaking outdoor adventures, a picturesque historic downtown area, and a thriving arts and culinary scene when you visit Lufkin, Texas.

Madisonville is a small community in the Piney Woods region known for the Texas Mushroom Festival, charming lodgings, and exciting outdoor activities.

Mount Pleasant has breathtaking scenery; beautiful lakes; unique museums; and dining, shopping, and lodging options that offer a taste of southern hospitality.

Visit Nacogdoches, the Oldest Town in Texas, to see stunning historic sites, stroll the beautiful historic downtown square, and revel in its small-town charm.

Palestine is a charming town in East Texas known for its beautiful dogwood flowers, excellent dining and antiquing, fun events, and many historic homes.

Enjoy a scenic train ride through the beautiful East Texas Piney Woods aboard a vintage steam engine with the Texas State Railroad in Palestine and Rusk, TX.

Visit The Woodlands and you’ll discover a unique town with world-class shopping, fantastic dining, and plenty of ways to enjoy the great outdoors.

Visit The Woodlands and you’ll discover a unique town with world-class shopping, fantastic dining, and plenty of ways to enjoy the great outdoors.

Visit Tyler, the Rose Capital of America, where small-town charm meets big-city culture within the scenic confines of beautiful East Texas. Discover Tyler here.

Addison is a thriving community with fabulous restaurants and shops, world-class events, and unique amenities that offers easy access to Dallas and Fort Worth.

Allen is a Dallas suburb with fantastic shopping and dining, exciting action sports, world-class arts and culture, and family-friendly annual events.

Visit Arlington, Texas, a bustling metropolis home to the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers, Six Flags Over Texas, world-class shopping, and a lively arts scene.

Enjoy small-town charm and authentic Texas adventure when you visit Austin County, home to the cities of Bellville, Sealy, San Felipe, Industry, Wallis, and more.

The cities of Elgin, Bastrop and Smithville make up Bastrop County, a fun-filled area with beautiful state parks, excellent shopping and dining, and more.

Belton is a charming town with two beautiful lakes, world famous barbecue, friendly people, and a lovely historic downtown area.

From fields of vibrant bluebonnets to chilled scoops of Blue Bell ice cream, much of what defines Texas awaits when you visit Brenham and Washington County.

Bryan College Station is an exciting tourist destination with great shopping and dining, lovely outdoor spaces, and all the draws of Texas A&M University.

Tour the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Fort Worth to see billions of dollars being printed and discover the history behind the printing process.

Cameron is a charming city in central Texas with beautiful parks, rich history, excellent dining, and friendly people. Visit Hometown, Texas today!

Discover the Cameron Park Zoo in Waco, Texas. Home to over 1,700 animals from all over the world, the Cameron Park Zoo is situated on fifty-two acres of lush landscaping and beautiful animal habitats.

Visit Canton for its world-famous First Monday Trade Days, its top-class golf courses, and its downtown area full of one-of-a-kind shops and restaurants.

Visit Cedar Hill to experience some of the best birding in Texas, hike in Cedar Hill State Park, fish in Joe Pool Lake, and bike the many trails in the city.

The city of Cleburne, Texas, offers ample outdoor fun, a fascinating history, a thriving arts scene, and unique museums just 30 miles south of Fort Worth.

Visit Cuero, Texas and experience one of the “Coolest Small Towns in America” by enjoying the Guadalupe River, Texas wildflowers, and Cuero Turkeyfest.

Dallas, Texas offers visitors a unique combination of attractions, accommodations, dining, nightlife, sightseeing, shopping and hospitality not found anywhere else. Tourist and visitor information.

Explore the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, a world-class oasis featuring finely manicured gardens, dining, and events including Dallas Blooms.

Experience Denison, Texas, a charming North Texas town home to the 89,000-acre Lake Texoma and the proud birthplace of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Visit Denton and you’ll discover a vibrant town with many things to do and attractions, a spectacular music scene and nightlife, and a scenic courthouse square.

Visit DeSoto, Texas, and you'll discover an abundance of small-town charm, gorgeous updated parks, and a spectacular location in the Dallas and Fort Worth Area.

The Dr Pepper Museum in Waco details the history of the soft drink industry, with rare memorabilia, amazing demos, a soda shop, gift shop, and more.

Visit Ennis, the Official Bluebonnet City of Texas and home of the Texas Motorplex, Czech Music Festival, National Polka Festival, and Bardwell Lake.

Frisco offers professional sports, upscale shopping, and fine dining without the hustle and bustle of the big city, all just 20 minutes north of Dallas.

Discover the life and career of the 41st President of the United States, George Bush, at the George Bush Presidential Library & Museum in College Station.

Visit the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum in Dallas to experience one of the presidential libraries in Texas for yourself and learn U.S. history.

Giddings, The Depot Capital of Texas, is a great destination to visit antique shops, one of the Painted Churches of Texas, and a number of Texas State Parks.

Glen Rose is a quaint north central Texas town known as the Dinosaur Capital of Texas. Discover ancient footprints, enjoy the great outdoors, and more here.

Explore Texas history in Gonzales, the birthplace of the Texas Revolution. Museums, historical sites, and beautiful scenery make Gonzales a great place to visit. Eighteen men from Gonzales. Gonzales holds a unique place in Texas history as the site of the firing of the first shot for Texas independence.

Visit Graham, Texas, home to unique shops, restaurants, museums, and historical sites; beautiful lakes; and the largest downtown square in America.

Visit Grand Prairie and you’ll discover a fantastic family vacation destination with beautiful parks, great shopping and entertainment, and exciting events.

A wealth of wineries, a charming downtown with numerous shops and restaurants, and the scenic Lake Grapevine are just a few of the reasons to visit Grapevine.

Visit Greenville and you will find the charm of North East Texas - with a twist! This town is home to a public art program, award-winning winery, and so much more.

Whether you’re a craft beer drinker, wine lover, or a foodie, you’ll find something to savor at the Harker Heights Food, Wine & Brew Fest in September.

Experience life in the early 20th century in North Texas at the Heritage Farmstead Museum in Plano, the premier living history attraction in the Dallas area.

Championship golf courses, historic homes, running trails, and museums abound in Irving, a family-friendly Texas destination in the heart of the DFW area.

The performing and fine arts community in Irving welcomed a new home in 1990 with the completion of the Irving Arts Center. The Arts Center's 10-acre complex, nestled in the heart of Dallas-Fort Worth, features two fully-equipped theaters; four galleries; meeting, classroom, reception and rehearsal facilities; and a verdant sculpture garden. The Arts Center - a department of the City of Irving - was designed to accommodate a wide range of cultural and civic needs.

Killeen, Texas, is known as the neighbor of Fort Hood. But this town has much more than that. Great golf, two huge lakes, and cultural activities abound here.

La Grange, Texas, is a festive and alluring town with plenty of compelling historical places, unique attractions, and much to see, do, and experience.

Lewisville, a dynamic suburb of Dallas, is home to the largest lake in the area, historic Old Town with unique entertainment and dining options, and an urban wilderness for outdoor adventures.

Recently named Money Magazine's best place to live in America, McKinney is a thriving, diverse cultural center with deep Texas roots.

Experience real Texas flavor in Mesquite, home to fantastic shopping and dining, rodeo events, historical sites, and art exhibits and performances.

The Museum of the American G.I. in College Station houses restored classic military vehicles, and is the home of the exciting Living History Weekend.

Visit Paris, Texas, a charming town with great shopping and dining, fun annual events, a rich heritage, and its very own Eiffel Tower.

Plano is a thriving business and tourism center with beautiful parks, world-class restaurants, hundreds of places to shop, and exciting annual events.

See Dallas like never before from Reunion Tower, featuring a 470-foot high indoor/outdoor observation deck and two rotating restaurants.

Richardson, located just north of Dallas, is the perfect Texas destination for those that love shopping, performing arts, and fun festivals.

A lively music scene, great shops and fine restaurants, a charming downtown, and a gorgeous lake are the top reasons you should visit Rockwall, Texas.

When you visit the Village of Salado, Texas, you’ll find art galleries, a craft brewery, unique bars, parks, museums, and the beautiful Salado Creek.

The Scarborough Renaissance Festival, early April through Memorial Day, is a top thing to do in Waxahachie, with 16th-century entertainment, food and artisans.

Visit Seguin, the Pecan Capital of Texas, to explore its charming downtown, discover its history, try local beer and wine, and enjoy its natural beauty.

Temple's interesting history, top-class performing arts, and outdoor attractions, set on a backdrop of gently-rolling hills, make it a great place to visit.

Visit The Colony and enjoy Lewisville Lake, nature trails, golf courses, and the nation’s largest home furnishings store – Nebraska Furniture Mart of Texas.

The award-winning Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas preserves thousands of pieces of history related to the life and death of President John F. Kennedy.

The Theatre Company of Bryan-College Station is a community theater performance group dedicated to the presentation of high quality productions suitable for family audiences at an affordable price.

Visit Waco, a thriving college town that offers southern hospitality, beautiful scenery, terrific shopping and dining, fascinating museums, and a National Monument.

Experience Texas history at Washington on the Brazos State Historic Site, home to Independence Hall, the Star of the Republic Museum, and the Barrington Living History Farm.

Waxahachie is a delightful North Texas town full of enchanting historic buildings, a robust cultural scene, and plenty of ways to enjoy the great outdoors.

Discover the Amazing Mirror Maze in San Antonio, the largest mirror maze in Texas and one the most unique attractions in San Antonio and the Alamo Plaza.

Come to Eagle Pass on the banks of the Rio Grande for shopping, dining, casino gaming, and outdoor fun with an authentic Mexican flavor.

Explore the Guinness World Records Museum in San Antonio, an amazing attraction full of fantastic feats and outright outlandish oddities from around the world.

Discover the dozens of cultures that contributed their heritage and traditions to the Texan identity at the Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio.

Experience the best of the border in Laredo, a bustling city that offers a unique culture, intriguing, thriving arts scene, and ample outdoor recreation.

Experience the wonder of Texas' largest underground attraction, Natural Bridge Caverns, offering guided tours, zip lining, gem mining, and more.

Embark on a remarkable wildlife safari in Texas at Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch, set on 400 acres of rolling hills and creek beds just north of San Antonio.

Face your fears at Ripley's Haunted Adventure in San Antonio, a haunted house in the Alamo Plaza where garish ghouls and things that go bump in the night lurk.

Stop and smell the roses, take a nature walk, and admire historic houses when you visit the San Antonio Botanical Garden, a popular attraction in San Antonio.

Feed a giraffe by hand and create one-of-a-kind family memories while enjoying amazing animals at San Antonio Zoo, open year round.

Explore the Texas Tropical Trail Region, a culturally diverse area and naturally beautiful area that covers the southern tip of the Lone Star State.

Journey into the ancient tomb of Anubis and vie for the high score at Tomb Rider 3D, a thrilling interactive attraction located in San Antonio's Alamo Plaza.