Learn the history of aviation from the early 20s and 30s or the the “Golden Age of Flight” all the way to the modern space program in this one hour guided tour. With Dallas being known as the aviation capitol of the world, it is a premier place to learn about all things that deal [...]
The aquarium in downtown Houston is one of the better aquariums I have visited. I really liked all the variety of displays they had. There was fresh and saltwater fish, snakes, frogs, and even a pair of white tigers.
When I visited it took ~1 hour to go all the way through all the displays, but [...]
A very powerful and moving experience about the great tragedy which we must never forget. View photos, documents and even a boxcar that was used to transport Jewish prisoners.
**Not recommended for children below the 6th grade.**
Hours:
Monday-Friday: 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 AM-5:00 PM
Admission:
Adults: $6
Students (under 18): $4
Seniors (55+): $4
Active Military: $4
Contact Information:
Website: www.dallasholocaustmuseum.org
Phone: 214-741-2270
Location: [...]
The American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum is completely dedicated to commercial aviation and named for the longtime American Airlines president.
I really enjoy this museum because it is not the typical museum where everything is roped off or behind glass cases. Many of the exhibits here are a hands on experience, which I think makes this [...]
Take a tour through downtown Austin on a “duck” as you learn interesting historical facts about Austin. Your tour will pass you by the state capitol, the govener’s mansion, 6th street, and the Bob Bullock Museum. All of this happens before your “duck” drives straight into Lake Austin.
Hours:
Summer Schedule (June 1-Labor Day):
Monday-Friday: 11:00 AM & [...]
If you are going to visiting Austin sometime between mid-March and November then you have to watch the bats fly out from under the congress bridge at dusk. Congress bridge is located in downtown Austin and spans town lake. The underside of this bridge is home to the largest urban bat colony in North America. [...]
Hello and welcome to Texas! I am here to help you plan your next vacation to the wonderful and beautiful lone star state. This blog is the best source on the net for information on the most popular attractions in Texas as well as some of the lesser known places.
The first thing I need to [...]
Here at Billy Bob’s you will find an indoor rodeo arena, used for professional bull riding, dozens of bar stations, restaurants, a general store, and a Wall of Fame full of celebrity hand prints from the singers who have taken the stage here.
The biggest reason this is such an attraction is because it is known [...]
The Ft. Worth Historic Stockyards embodies everything you think of when you think Texas. There are rodeos every weekend, a daily cattle drive, and the worlds largest honky tonk. With all the shopping that is around it is also prime real estate for some Texas souvenir shopping.
With all the museums to learn about all things [...]
Six flags is the premier theme park in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. With 100s of rides, shows, and attractions spread out over 205 acres you are sure to stay busy here all day. Some of best roller coasters in the country are located here like Mr. Freeze, the fastest roller coaster in the southwest.
Hours:
Hours vary [...]