Texas Travel Tips
In one very large state you can explore soaring pine forests, rapid-running rivers, 600 miles (965km) of beaches, devil-dry deserts and green rolling hills. From Austin's swinging blues bars to Amarillo's old Route 66, Texas is full of surprising images.
If all you pictured were dusty trails and tumbleweeds, cowboys and oil derricks, you're in for a pleasant surprise.
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3 Days in Austin: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, September 2012
Like travelers to Rome and Greece, those who visit Austin aren’t necessarily coming to see any one thing in-particular; they’re coming to absorb Austin’s essence, to live as the Austinians do, to ...
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San Antonio Walks
Written by MrSanAntonio, March 2011
Wow! This Walking Tour/Co. exceeded our expectations even with all the great reviews on TripAdvisor and other sites. It is jam-packed with information. Most of which is surprising and unknown by ...
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3 Days in Houston: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, February 2013
With so much to do and see in Houston it can be difficult to decide where to begin, especially if you don’t have much time. To help you plan the perfect three days in the city, here are some ...
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3 Days in Dallas: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Rising like a shimmering glass-and-steel oasis from the dry Texas plains, Dallas and its Siamese twin, Fort Worth, form one of the largest urban playgrounds in the U.S.A. The home of the Dallas ...
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San Antonio Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
"Remember the Alamo!" And clearly we do, because around four million people a year visit the site of this famous battle of 1836. But they leave San Antonio having seen a lot more because this ...
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Houston arrival and departure
Written by DAVID C, July 2011
There was nothing wrong with our Super Shuttle arrival and departure as you have printed, you have mixed this up with our arrival at Miami. Houston shuttle was fine, please retract the comments re ...
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Marfa, TX - Way off the path, but worth the trip!
Written by Balti-most, USA, September 2010
Marfa is a small artist community in the Texas Big Bend area. It is 3+ hours from the nearest commercial airport (Midland/Odessa!) and 6+ hours from major cities like Austin or San Antonio - but is ...
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Cyclist’s Guide to Biking in Austin
Written by Jessica F, February 2013
For outdoor-enthusiasts spending time in Austin, Texas, one great way to get to know the city is through its active bike scene. Austin is constantly rated as a top biking destination in the United ...
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Eating Your Way Through Houston
Written by Viator, February 2013
Houston is a melting pot of cuisines and cultures, with everything from burgers to burritos to sushi to Korean braised lamb. That being said, the most iconic dishes tend to be of the barbecue and ...
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Great Shopping
Written by Nicks, USA, October 2010
The North Star Mall in San Antonio is a great place to shop and eat. It's only about 5 minutes from the airport so you can stop on your way in to town or out. They also have the world's largest ...
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How to Get Around Austin, Texas
Written by Jessica F, March 2013
For those wanting to efficiently explore Austin, the city features many ways to get around. To do as the locals do, rent a bike from Mellow Johnny’s and see the city as you cycle. Austin, a very ...
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South by Southwest
Written by Jessica F, February 2013
An annual event in Austin, Texas, South by Southwest (SXSW) is a 10-day music/film/technology festival and trade show. Started in 1987 as a music festival — which today showcases hundreds of artists ...
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Where to See Live Music in Austin
Written by Viator, September 2012
They say that the heart of a place lies in the music it produces, and if that’s the case then Austin’s got a rough-and-tumble, honky-tonk, country rock of a good heart. As you may have heard, ...
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