Small town atmosphere with all the big cities amenities, that’s how to perfectly describe Bryan. It’s a quiet, family-friendly city and will only take a few hours to drive to reach the Texas metroplexes. But that might not be necessary…
The oasis city is right between Austin and San Antonio and boasts a stunning landscape. It’s a fine city in many respects due to its natural setting. Two rivers in New Braunfels offer opportunities for fun water activities, and the…
Mission sits on the border of the US and Mexico with a sparse population that gives residents plenty of space. Parks are a common sight here, and the mostly sunny weather makes it possible to enjoy these outdoor settings. The…
Although far from Houston, San Angelo is a busy town with a diverse and friendly environment. Outdoor adventures are plenty here, and one that you shouldn’t miss is the San Angelo River Walk. As far as attractions go, they’re almost…
Allen is more than a Dallas suburb; the city has its charm along with a bustling arts scene. It’s a top tourist destination with several outdoor activities for anyone in town. Tourists and residents alike will enjoy the shopping opportunities…
If you don’t mind university towns, then Edinburg might be for you. The city is home to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Apart from the educational institution, it has several points of attraction, ranging from museums to parks…
Lewisville Lake makes the city a recreational hub for water activities in the Dallas-Fortworth area. It’s a nice suburban town with all the fun stuff you can do in such places. There are several restaurants in the city and more…
Sugar land used to be a company town with an economy built on sugar cane production. It has come a long way from that to becoming an affluent city and one of the best suburbs of Houston. The University of…
Go to Tyler and smell the roses. The city is called the rose capital of America because it’s one of the largest producers. The municipal rose gardens here are a major attraction. There’s also the Rose Festival and Azalea Trail.…
Oil city is what most people know of Odessa, but there’s more to the city. It has some attractions, such as the working recreation of Shakespeare’s Globe Theater. Stonehenge replica and a few other sites. It has an eclectic art…
