Texas is a very large and diverse state that borders desert and beaches, space exploration with western traditions, and live music permeates the already bright city streets. Whether you are a dramatic canyon enthusiast or a historic missions lover, the Lone Star State entails experiences to any form of traveler. It is either you adore nature, history, food or culture then Texas has something that cannot be forgotten. The following are the top ten attractions in this legendary state of the south.
Austin, the Live Music Capital.
Austin is a mixture of creativity, technology and outward beauty. It is considered the Live Music Capital of the World and hosts such music festivals as Austin City Limits Music Festival and South by Southwest. Tourists love kayaking Lady Bird Lake, Mount Bonnell, and food trucks. Austin is culturally diverse as well as entertaining with the Texas State Capital and the colorful neighborhoods such as South Congress.
San Antonio , River Walk Charm History.
The Alamo is a historic location in the state of Texas, located in San Antonio. Downtown is surrounded by the scenic River Walk featuring restaurants and stores. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Park that can be visited. The city is a great combination of modernity and Spanish colonial in terms of attracting sites such as theme parks and cultural festivals.
Houston , Space and Culture
Houston has super museums and a variety of cuisine. Visitors at NASA Johnson Space Center get to know about the space missions of America and even get to see actual spacecraft. The Museum District is also home to the Houston Museum of Natural Science and Museum of Fine Arts. The multicultural nature of people in Houston has placed the city amongst the most dynamic cities in the United States.
Dallas , History and Modern Energy.
Dallas is a mixture of shiny skyscrapers and landmarks. The museum is the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza that addresses the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. Modern growth of Texas is also evident in the fact that the city is a shopping center, with sporting attractions and a traditionally business-oriented culture.
Big Bend National Park , Desert Wilderness.
Big Bend is found in West Texas on the Rio Grande adjacent to mountains, desert scenery, and river canyons. Tourists are allowed to hike the Chisos Mountains, take the hot springs or observe the stars with some of the darkest sky in the country. It is one of the farthest and the most magnificent natural regions in Texas.
Galveston , Coastal Getaway
Galveston is located on the Gulf Coast, and it has sandy beaches and some historical appeal. Families have fun in Moody Gardens and Pleasure Pier. Galveston was also a significant intermaritime and immigration hub in the history of Texas.
Fort Worth , Western Heritage
Cowboy culture is welcomed in Fort Worth. Daily cattle drives, rodeos, and entertainment with a Western theme are conducted at the Fort Worth Stockyards. The Kimbell Art Museum has magnificent collections. The city is not lacking in the genuine western history along with modern dining and culture.
Padre Island National Seashore, Natural Beaches.
Padre Island National Seashore is the longest barrier island worldwide that has not been developed. Tourists can have fun watching birds, fishing and sea turtle conservation programs. Its undisrupted beaches offer an idyllic getaway to the busy tourist destinations.
Fredericksburg, Hill Country Beauty.
Fredericksburg has a German heritage, wine industry and has beautiful scenes of the Hill Country. Tourists see the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area or go to the local vineyards. The Main Street of the town has quaint shops and historic houses and a relaxed countryside atmosphere.
Amarillo , Route 66 Classic
Amarillo inhibits classic Americana in historic Route 66. A popular visit is Cadillac Ranch, an out of doors art scene of partially sunk cars. The second-largest canyon in the United States, which can be found close to The Palo Duro Canyon State Park, provides the hiking and spectacular outlooks of the Texas terrain.
