Seafood lovers should make sure to visit the shrimp capital of Texas, a charming small town on a scenic bay with gorgeous sunsets, a seawall, and a beach.
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This abandoned ghost town in West Texas has more charm and uniqueness than you might think. See how you can explore local art and Big Bend National Park here.
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This charming town has everything you need for a family getaway in Texas, from museums to a vibrant culinary scene to, well, yes, plenty of sugar.
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On the border of New Mexico is an unspoiled ghost town along Route 66, which offers visitors a glimpse of everyday life on the iconic roadway during its prime.
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For a sampling of some of the best vino Texas has to offer, planning a vacation that includes a few days on this acclaimed wine trail is your best bet.
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The Texas island offers an untouched beach that's open for walking, shell collecting, and fishing, but it's only accessible by ferry and you must come prepared.
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From diving in a Cold War missile silo in Texas to a to hunting sunken ships in a lake in Nevada, the Southwest has a few sneaky scuba spots you can't miss.
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If you're looking for a different kind of rental while on vacation, this Texas resort town blends an Old-West aesthetic with modern comforts and amenities.
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If you are looking for a hiker's paradise in Texas, check out this breathtaking mountain getaway that is also one of the least-crowded national parks.
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This little town in Texas is right between Austin and Houston and is one of the best places in the state for antiquing, wineries, and some Southern food.
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Check out all the wonderful wares the Hill Country Mile has to offer and enjoy bratwurst with a side of sauerkraut at one of this Texas town's many eateries.
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A beloved roadside stop known for spotless restrooms and massive snack aisles is expanding beyond Texas. Road trippers across the U.S. take note.
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They say everything’s bigger in Texas, but this pint-sized town near Austin proves otherwise, offering live music, dancing, and small-town soul.
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Covering a whopping 17,000 acres, and featuring 171 gates across five terminals, this enormous travel hub is home to the longest walk at any major U.S. airport.
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Travel back in time when you visit this historical gem that doubles as one of Texas' best-kept secrets, offering both architectural and natural wonders.
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From skyline views and lush parks to buzzing bars and globally inspired restaurants, this Houston neighborhood has everything for locals and visitors alike.
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For some of the cleanest water in the United States, visit this "Blue Wave" beach in Texas, where the sands are pristine and the vibes are immaculate.
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Texas often gets overlooked as a beach destination, but this spot along the gulf offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the coast -- and to spot wildlife.
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This popular Texas beach town draws thousands of visitors, but spring break reveals a shocking dark side that puts it among America's most risky spots.
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Yelp compiled a list of the best cities to visit if you love barbecue, and these five cities floated to the top. Find out where you can find good eats.
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For an abundance of art museums and institutions, including some that are free to visit, head to this vibrant Texas city instead of expensive NYC.
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Check out this beautiful Texas city for a weekend getaway full of fun -- no matter what season you visit!
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Discover one of Texas' oldest and most vibrant downtowns enjoying classic Texan cuisine, exploring the arts scene, and shopping to your heart's content.
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World-class fishing, 18 miles of beach, thrilling water sports, historic attractions, and so much more define this family-friendly Texas city on the Gulf.
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Enjoy high-quality fare at the best BBQ city in America, featuring iconic food trucks and restaurants serving delectable brisket in Central Texas.
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Literally an oasis in the middle the desert, this stunning Texas swimming hole offers crystal clear waters with unique wildlife for snorkeling and swimming.
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This reservoir has more than 1,250 miles of shoreline and spans over 180,000 acres, making it one of the biggest man-made lakes in the entire country.
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