The 5 Must-Visit Piers In The City Crowned The 'Fishing Capital Of Texas'
This Texas island offers a wonderful variety of places to cast a line, whether you prefer sticking to the piers or jetties, or finding quieter backwaters.
Read MoreThis Texas island offers a wonderful variety of places to cast a line, whether you prefer sticking to the piers or jetties, or finding quieter backwaters.
Read MoreThe longest river located entirely within Texas stretches across more than 1,200 miles of the state, with access points near cities to boat, fish, and camp.
Read MoreA fast-growing Texas town near San Antonio offers budget-friendly living, local shops, tasty food, and many parks, pairing small-town feel with big-city access.
Read MoreFrom underwhelming underwater attractions to a shopping destination that's just overpriced and congested, these spots in Houston aren't worth your time.
Read MoreIf you are exploring North Texas, make sure to stop in this laid-back city that is full of museums, charming eateries, and a quiet lake for boating and fishing.
Read MoreTexas has become a retirement hot spot with its low income taxes, warm weather, and good prices. Here are the five most affordable places to retire in Texas.
Read MoreThis Texas coffee shop is the states' top cafe, hands down, and was was awarded a number 1 ranking from USA Today thanks to its coffee and family vibe.
Read MoreIn this Texas city, parents will find it easy to keep kids entertained at venues offering places to splash around and play games. The food isn't bad, either.
Read MoreNearby some of Texas' liveliest cities, Centerville is a small town with great hospitality, open-air recreation, and access to various lakes and trails.
Read MoreThe South is full of historic charm and hospitality, and this Texas town is no exception. Visitors can enjoy shopping downtown and tour the painted churches.
Read MoreThere are a lot of vacation-worthy locales in the south of Texas, and one town offers some great food and interesting history you can explore on foot.
Read MoreIt's nice to live in Texas's big cities, but it can also be incredibly difficult. Instead, maybe consider these small towns near the biggest cities.
Read MoreAustin and Waco might be significantly more well known, but there's a charming, vibrant city ideally located between the two that's just as worthy of a visit.
Read MoreWhile wandering the streets of this under-the-radar San Antonio area, you’ll stumble upon curious boutiques and delicious eateries beloved by locals.
Read MoreOften overlooked, this Texas city is gaining attention as a neo-Western destination with rich history, affordable stays, museums, and outdoor adventures.
Read MoreWith so many neighborhoods and scenes, Houston is home to a wealth of artistic communities and atmospheres. This downtown district is as dynamic as any in town.
Read MoreDiversity can bring in new cultures, foods, and fun. If you're looking to travel to some of the most diverse cities in America, take a look at this list.
Read MoreYou'll feel like you're vacationing in two totally different parts of Texas when you visit this city's boardwalk marina and its parks shaded by old oak trees.
Read MoreAustin, Texas', Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has a surprisingly long list of restaurants worth stopping at, but these are at the top of the list.
Read MoreJust north of downtown San Antonio, a compact, walkable area delivers standout dining, vintage shops, nightlife, and scenic access to the River Walk.
Read MoreNicknamed the "Tall City," this Texas location was once a big source of oil. Now, it's an affordable retirement destination with lots of scenic nature.
Read MoreIf you're looking to relax where you can enjoy the outdoors in a beautiful park or golf amongst the wildlife, this San Antonio suburb fits the bill.
Read MoreHouston is one of the nation's biggest cities, but its prices don't reflect that. There are five great places to enjoy lunch for less than $10.
Read MoreBarely a half hour from downtown Houston, the town of La Porte, Texas brings waterfront views, antiques, and more amenities than you can shake a stick at.
Read MoreThis walkable Houston neighborhood is the perfect place to stroll around, taking in sights of historic houses, visiting lush parks, and stopping for a meal.
Read MoreWith 80 miles of coastline, a lower cost of living, close community, and a slower way of life, this city on the eastern shores of Texas is perfect for retirees.
Read MoreHankerin' for a change in pace? Wish you could worry about nothing but shopping and relaxing? Take in the friendly, laid-back vibes of this charming Texan city.
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