It should come as no surprise that a place known as the Lone Star State would have beaches that are absolutely stellar. Texas offers much more than just a beach or two here and there, or a single sandy strip that straggles out to the sea. Like everything else it’s known for, Texas does beaches …
College Station is a city in Brazos County in Texas and is most famous for being the home of the Texas A&M University. Due to the fact that the university has an emphasis on agriculture, students who attend are known as Aggies, and this has led to the university and College Station in general often …
If you’re looking for a great way to cool off and experience some unique rides and attractions, look no further than the Waterparks of Texas. Most Waterparks feature something for everyone. From the avid thrill seeker to the daring wave rider, the relaxation of the lazy river to the kiddie pools and activity areas, most …
The quaintly named Pearland in the state of Texas sits in Brazoria County, and while you may think that the most famous thing about this city is the fruit from which it takes its name, there are actually a whole number of other great reasons to visit here. Pearland was established in 1894 and was …
You’ll find Laredo, Texas right on the border between Mexico and the United States. It’s one of the oldest border crossing points and has a wonderfully colourful history. Thanks to the blending of two distinct cultures, modern Laredo is unlike anything else in Texas. Not only is it the largest inland port, but it’s one …
The biggest US state bar Alaska, Texas has everything from culture-rich metropolises to homely towns straight out of a spaghetti western. Although its arguably better known for its cowboys than its romantic escapes, the sheer size of Texas means you know you and your sweetie will have a lot of options to choose from when …
Now with a strong population growth, Lewisville was once one of the oldest and derelict cities in Texas. Back in the 1840s, travelling across the city was difficult, but now thanks to the growing economy and evolution of transportation, it’s possible to travel about effortlessly. And there are plenty of reasons why you should visit …
Many visitors to Tyler in the state of Texas won’t know that it is actually famous for being the rose capital of America. The roses here are indeed beautiful but that is not all there is to see in Tyler and visitors can expect a wide range of attractions, many of which take place outdoors …
Texas’ ninth most populous city can be found nestled between the rolling grasslands and prairies and the booming megacity of Dallas, right on the northern fringes of the Lone Star State. Home to more than 250,000 people, the city is far from small, and continues to attract settlers who prefer something of a slower pace …
Straddling its very own bay on the Gulf Coast of southern Texas, the city of Corpus Christi began life as humble outpost in the midst of no man’s land between the continental United States and Mexico to the south. Battles were fought and won on its peripheries, while Corpus itself grew and grew into one …