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The second-largest canyon in the United States is not in the West. Visit this part of Texas to appreciate amazing geological wonders. 

With more than 20 historic buildings from across the state of Texas, this reconstructed village is a great opportunity for families to learn about early Texan pioneers.

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.

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

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

Lunch with lions, feed a giraffe or ride a camel in wild habitats near downtown Dallas. 

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

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

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.

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

Within the vast area of Guadalupe Mountains National Park are high peaks and fossils from a reef once located on the ocean floor.

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

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

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

Within the vast area of Guadalupe Mountains National Park are high peaks and fossils from a reef once located on the ocean floor.

The second-largest canyon in the United States is not in the West. Visit this part of Texas to appreciate amazing geological wonders. 

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

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.

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.