Texas is home to a Panhandle city with a mural-lined downtown, several regional history museums, and locally owned shops and top-rated eateries.
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Planning a Texas Gulf Coast getaway with family? These top-rated beachfront Airbnbs offer private docks, beach access, and stunning ocean views.
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If you're feeling a wave of '80s nostalgia, you'll want to check out this restaurant in Houston that looks and feels right out of the decade.
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Featuring items such as the Duke's Oscar, film costumes and hats, and personal memorabilia, this spot is the perfect ode to a Western cultural icon.
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This park in San Antonio, Texas, will teach you about the city's rich history, in addition to giving kids of all ages something fun to do on its grounds.
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Vacationing on the coast comes with many amazing benefits, and that's especially true for seafood lovers. Here's where to go on your next trip in the U.S.
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Utah has the most famous salt lake, but don't miss this little wonder in Texas, with salt packed so densely you can walk on in when conditions are right.
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After years of little progress, a park in Frisco, Texas, is finally becoming a reality, offering a large pond, sports fields, a botanic garden, and more.
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If you're looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of Fort Worth, this walkable Texas neighborhood is just the thing you are after.
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In Texas, Houston stands out for its variety of well-rated public golf courses that combine strong conditions, accessibility, and favorable weather.
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America is chock full of 63 incredible national parks, but the entry fees can make visiting a big headache. Here are some affordable state parks to see instead.
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It's a little bit off the beaten path, but this small Texas town offers visitors a view into history, locally owned storefronts, and memorable food.
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If you're willing to make the drive, Texas' Gulf Coast will reward you with charming small towns like this laid-back gem on Laguna Madre Bay.
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These Texas getaways channel Blue Ridge charm with hardwood forests, leaf-peeping trails, waterfalls, and elevated desert peaks worth exploring.
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For a quiet beach vacation without large groups of people around, this lesser-known stretch of sand on the Gulf side of Texas is the perfect option.
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About a block away from the San Antonio River Walk is a vibrant public library that's home to not just books, but also community events and artwork.
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If you want to take a romantic trip to Texas, we've got a travel itinerary that will help you and your partner make the most of the state's Hill Country
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Though not quite a ghost town, this sparsely populated destination in Texas is popular with those who enjoy fishing and don't mind remote locations.
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In Texas, this charming small city blends historic architecture, standout barbecue joints, and blocks of antique stores packed with vintage treasures.
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In Houston, you’ll find a unique neighborhood with a rich history, delicious restaurants, and a dedication to the arts that bring the local community together.
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This small Texas city has become famous for its wind turbines, but it is also home to some important World War II history and tasty restaurants.
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While some of America's most visited cities are undeniable metropolises, others are just as large but manage to maintain more of a small-town vibe.
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This part of town is home to Gilded Age mansions built in a variety of styles, and its tree-shaded streets are perfect for strolling with a cup of coffee.
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Big cities have always been a draw for travelers, but sometimes these urban spaces are overwhelming. Here are the safest cities in the U.S. for your next trip.
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Stroll through the streets of this artsy city in Texas while exploring the quaint downtown square, historic storefronts, and classic diners.
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There are a wide range of wonderful restaurants all over Texas, and this charming diner in Lewisville, Texas, will send you right back to the 1950s.
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This expanding Houston neighborhood offers urban green places for hiking and mountain biking and over 2,000 hotel rooms, from Marriott to Hilton.
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