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.
- 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.
- 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 4th Arts and Crafts show.
- 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.
- 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.
- South Padre Island: Who knew Texas had a tropical side? Complete with sandy beaches, nature tours, fishing, surfing, and dining, South Padre Island is the ultimate vacation spot. You might want to plan a few days to experience all South Padre Island has to offer.
- Moody Gardens: Located on Galveston Island, this tropical destination is perfect for families and groups alike. Favorite attractions include the Aquarium Pyramid, Discovery Museum, IMAX theaters, Moody Gardens Golf Course, and Moody Gardens Hotel, Spa, and Convention Center.
- State Capitol: This tourist destination is both educational and awe-inspiring. Located in Austin, the Capitol building allows you to get a firsthand look at legislator chambers, the Governor’s office, and original Supreme Court room.
- Houston Space Center: Visit the infamous site of the Space Race catch phrase, “Houston, we have a problem.” The Space Center Houston is a pivotal part of the NASA program that also caters to tourists. Learn the history, take part in interactive displays, or take part in semiannual space camps.