Texas
Texas is large enough that flying between two of its own cities can take longer than flying to a neighboring state.
Austin runs on live music and breakfast tacos, San Antonio holds the Alamo and a river walk lined with restaurants, and Houston has one of the most diverse food scenes in the country thanks to its size and immigration history. Dallas and Fort Worth add a modern skyline and genuine cowboy culture side by side.
Barbecue, specifically smoked brisket, is close to a religion in the central part of the state.
Cities
Austin
Austin calls itself the live music capital of the world, and venues along Sixth Street and…
Explore →Dallas
Dallas mixes a modern downtown skyline with the Sixth Floor Museum, which covers the assassination of…
Explore →Fort Worth
Fort Worth still runs a twice-daily longhorn cattle drive through its historic Stockyards district, a working…
Explore →Galveston
Galveston combines a genuine beach town with a downtown of restored Victorian buildings from its days…
Explore →Houston
Houston's size and diversity have made it one of the best food cities in the country,…
Explore →Marfa
Marfa is a small West Texas ranching town that turned into a minimalist art destination after…
Explore →San Antonio
San Antonio's River Walk runs a level below the streets, lined with restaurants and footbridges, a…
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