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Dallas is considered the heart of Texas and has cultural riches, Southern charm and plenty of soul.

Two of Texas’ most dynamic cities sit surrounded by a landscape of tranquil lakes in a region packed with numerous cultural attractions and activities for all ages. 

From the Six Flags Fiesta theme park to bronco-busting rodeos, San Antonio offers plenty of spicy family-style fun.

Two of Texas’ most dynamic cities sit surrounded by a landscape of tranquil lakes in a region packed with numerous cultural attractions and activities for all ages. 

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.

The perfect place to spend a quiet afternoon. Stroll among exotic plants and enjoy an authentic Japanese tea house.

At the oldest art museum in Texas, you will find a stunning collection of works by 20th-century greats, as well as pieces by contemporary artists. 

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

A resident population of university students and multicultural communities enliven this southern Austin neighborhood, which borders the city’s green parkland.

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

There’s much to do at this bustling downtown park, but it’s also a great place to come and do nothing at all.

Appreciate a sophisticated performance under the dazzling lights of this intriguing auditorium that seems to stand in the middle of nowhere.

Take a detailed exploration of Texan history through a collection that includes Native American pottery and a Civil War gunboat. 

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

Get a feel for the Lone Star State’s cultural diversity at this museum that dishes up fun, education, and some little-known facts about Texas history.

Enjoy a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in one of America’s finest concert halls, designed by famous architect I.M. Pei. 

A resident population of university students and multicultural communities enliven this southern Austin neighborhood, which borders the city’s green parkland.

Works by Salvador Dali and Max Ernst sit alongside Byzantine treasures in this extraordinary private art collection.

Known for its beef, oil and gas industry, ‘H Town’ buzzes with creative energy too. Ballet and theater happily coexist with rodeos and gridiron. 

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

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

Appreciate a sophisticated performance under the dazzling lights of this intriguing auditorium that seems to stand in the middle of nowhere.

A tranquil getaway in the center of the city, whether you come for lunch, a stroll or bird-watching.

Known for its beef, oil and gas industry, ‘H Town’ buzzes with creative energy too. Ballet and theater happily coexist with rodeos and gridiron.