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Whether you’re from the Lone Star State, or just stopping by, these attractions are sure to rock the cowboy boots right off your feet.

1. The Alamo: As the old slogan goes, “Remember the Alamo!” After visiting this historic hot spot, remember the Alamo we will. Don’t forget your camerathe walk through the original site of the Battle of the Alamo of 1836 where over 150 Texans died (including Davie Crockett) is one worth documenting.
2. Paseo del Rio: Also known as the San Antonio River Walk, this public park is the center of a hopping city life. Surrounded by restaurants, hotels, and businesses, there is never a dull moment. Be sure to check out the upcoming events like the July 4^th Arts and Crafts show.
3. Six Flags Over Texas: If you’re seeking adventure and ready to get some adrenaline pumping, Six Flags Over Texas is a must. Located in Arlington, this roller coaster filled theme park has a ride for all ages. If you’re a roller coaster fan, be sure to check out the dates of upcoming events and concerts. Coming attractions include a glow in the dark parade, a Kris Allen concert, or a live performance by Mitchel Musso from Hannah Montana.
4. Sea World of Texas: Whales, Dolphins, adventure camps, thrilling rides, a water park, and more Get ready to get wet at San Antonio’s premier tourist attraction. Check out the many vacation packages available and take note of the age appropriate programs that will keep the whole family entertained. Continue reading ‘Top Tourist Attractions in Texas’ »

1. Austin: This city is clearly the capital for the reason, offering a range of activities for people of all interests. Austin is known as the Live Music Capital of the World and houses more live music venues per capita than anywhere else in the US. Austin is also famous for a number or annual music festivals such as South by Southwest, where indie films and music are featured. The 3 day Austin Music Festival held every summer is another favorite that draws in thousands of music lovers. Austin was recently ranked by Kiplinger as the number one place to live in the next decade. Austin also boasts a strong and growing job market making it a great place to relocate especially for young professionals.
2. Houston: If you can stand the heat, this city offers a large and growing downtown area that offers something for everyone. In 2008, Kiplinger ranked Houston the best place in the country to live, work and play. The return of the energy industry and a growing presence of medical centers, there are many career opportunities in this city. Houston is also home to many universities such as Rice University and Texas Southern University. Continue reading ‘Best Texas Cities to Live In’ »