Modern, cool, and a commercial hub filled with skyscrapers, Dallas is the North Texas metropolis. It’s a centre of culture and the arts and comes with a good dose of nightlife to fill the gaps between those sunny city days. Numerous universities and colleges (more than 40) keep the city on its toes, while its …
The capital of Texas, Austin is a buzzing wonderland of a city that likes to keep things “weird”. From its fun-loving 6th Street to its even more fun-loving SoCo neighbourhood, the city is famous for its live music scene and yearly music and technology festival, South by Southwest. Set on the banks of the Colorado …
Galveston Texas is known for plenty – from its sandy beaches to its stunning Victorian architecture and rich cultural heritage. If you’re planning a trip to Galveston, Texas, comfortable accommodation is a must. After all, there’s nothing like coming back to a restful space after a day of exploration. With plenty of hotels available in …
Set in the southeast of Texas, Houston is a very large and lively port city with lots of different sides to it. Both very Texan and multicultural, it has lots of charming neighbourhoods for visitors to explore, each with its own look, feel, identity, and attractions. Built from oil wealth, Houston truly has everything you …
San Antonio is a Texan city packed with almost no end of history and heritage to discover. The site of the infamous Battle of the Alamo, history buffs and sightseers alike come to see its Spanish Colonial buildings, old plazas, and relics of the past. Today the seventh-largest city in the U.S., San Antonio has …
Visit Downtown San Jose in Texas and be prepared to be surprised by the vibrant blend of historic and modern which has come together to create a unique district bursting with life. Built on the banks of San Pedro Creek in the early 1700s to serve as a Spanish mission, the area founded as Downtown …
With a population of slightly more than 2.3 million at the time of the last census, Houston is Texas’ most populous city and the fourth-largest in the country. It’s also always been a place where fortunes were made and lost, mostly in the oil and gas industries that tend to experience booms and busts pretty …
Located deep within Texas Hill Country, Austin is the state capital with an alternative spirit. Their slogan is “Keep Austin Weird”, and this attitude can be seen all across the city. Famous for its hipster aesthetics, variety of food trucks, and buzzing live music scene, Austin is a great place to experience a different side …
For many Texans, Dallas is the city that epitomizes the state more than any other. It’s one of the 10 largest cities in America and the third largest in Texas. The city is full of history, dating back centuries to when Texas was part of Old Mexico; not surprisingly, much of its cultural influences are …
Founded by the Spanish Empire in the early 18th century, San Antonio began life as a humble Christian mission in the wilderness. Today, the city is the second largest in Texas and home to well over a million people. The city’s Spanish roots give it a diverse flair unrivaled in the south of America, and …