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This old-school boardwalk on Galveston Bay is a dining, shopping and amusement park paradise.

Enjoy a day twisting and turning on water slides or just relax in a pool with a swim-up bar at this popular water park.

College students and families are drawn to this Texas barrier island for its oceanfront access and unbeatable weather.

The coastal Texas resort village of Port Aransas entices visitors with its outdoor activities as well as its interesting history and friendly atmosphere.

This state park offers fishing, swimming and beautiful scenery just minutes from the city.

The “Sparkling City by the Sea” embraces families, nature lovers and those wanting to experience the culture of South Texas.

Spend an afternoon hunting for bargains and soaking up the carnival atmosphere at this huge weekend flea market.

College students and families are drawn to this Texas barrier island for its oceanfront access and unbeatable weather.

Just north of the Mexican border, this thriving city has adopted many colors, sounds and tastes of its southern neighbor, while maintaining plenty of Texan charm.

In the heart of Texas’ Hill Country, wineries and historic museums are scattered around a city steeped in German history.

In the heart of Texas’ Hill Country, wineries and historic museums are scattered around a city steeped in German history.

Bridging the gap between uptown and the downtown Arts Precinct, this Dallas park offers peaceful walks, panoramic views and cultural delights.

College students and families are drawn to this Texas barrier island for its oceanfront access and unbeatable weather.

A big Southern city that prides itself on ‘keeping Austin weird’, Texas’ capital and fourth largest city combines high tech industry with a fierce independent spirit.

Big skies, big landscapes and a big welcome await in the northernmost region of Texas, a place characterized by its stunning frontier wilderness.

The coastal Texas resort village of Port Aransas entices visitors with its outdoor activities as well as its interesting history and friendly atmosphere.

With forested mountains, vast plains, desert and a long, border-defining river, every element of this park is remarkable in its size.

Bridging the gap between uptown and the downtown Arts Precinct, this Dallas park offers peaceful walks, panoramic views and cultural delights.