Texas Attractions
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Sixth Floor Museum
The Sixth Floor Museum chronicles the events leading to the assassination of President Kennedy in November 1963. It’s a moving and eerie experience to ... Read more
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San Antonio River Walk (Paseo Del Rio)
San Antonio makes the most of its river winding through town, with the San Antonio River Walk - or Paseo del Rio. Away from the traffic, beneath ground ... Read more
Billy Bob's Texas Honky Tonk
The famous roadhouse-style barbeque steak, brisket and ribs are only part of the story at Billy Bob’s Texas Honky Tonk, dubbed the world’s largest honky ... Read more
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Simple but profoundly moving, the open-air John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza focuses on the granite slab bearing the assassinated president’s name etched in ... Read more
HemisFair Park
Built in 1968 to host the 1968 Worlds Fair as well as commemorate San Antonio’s 250th birthday, the event was the southwestern United States’ first official ... Read more
Tower of the Americas
Located in the center of HemisFair Park, this 750-foot tall tower offers one of the best aerial views of San Antonio in the city as well as a variety of ... Read more
SeaWorld San Antonio
Marine mammals, an oceanarium, animal theme park, shows, exhibits and rides will entertain the troops for hours at SeaWorld San Antonio. Family fun shows ... Read more
Congress Avenue Bridge Bats
Every summer night a glance towards the Congress Avenue Bridge will yield the site of people stopped in their tracks, cameras in hand and waiting to catch ... Read more
San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral
The oldest continuously operating religious community in Texas, San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral was constructed between 1738 and 1749. In fact, the dome of the ... Read more
Barton Springs
Everything in Texas is not just bigger, but better. Experience this yourself at Barton Springs in Austin, Texas. These naturally occurring springs turned ... Read more
Lady Bird (Town) Lake
Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake) is Austin’s preeminent lake and located at the northeastern end of Zilker Metropolitan Park. Known for its excellent ... Read more
Six Flags Over Texas
The very first park to feature Six Flags' famously scary roller coaster rides was Six Flags Over Texas, which opened in 1961. Six Flags Over Texas is all ... Read more
South Congress Avenue (SoCo)
When a part of a unique, lively town undergoes an economic revival, it becomes something of a cultural hotspot for years to come. Like Manhattan’s Meatpacking ... Read more
The Texas State Capitol
The Texas State Capitol building and its stunning presence on the Austin landscape earns its place on the National Register of Historic Places with ease. An ... Read more
