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Famed throughout the world during the 1980s as an oil tycoon’s playground where ten gallon hats, big shoulder pads and even bigger hair were just part of the scenery, the TV show ‘Dallas’ certainly rings true – albeit now with a slightly less outlandish sense of dress.

Two of Texas’ most dynamic cities sit surrounded by a landscape of tranquil lakes in a region packed with numerous cultural attractions and activities for all ages. 

A famous Southern city with close links to Texan liberty, San Antonio is most famously known as the location of the Alamo Mission where 189 brave Texans sacrificed their lives defending their state against the Mexican soldiers – a pivotal moment in the Texas Revolution.

Enjoy a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in one of America’s finest concert halls, designed by famous architect I.M. Pei. 

This old-school boardwalk on Galveston Bay is a dining, shopping and amusement park paradise.

Take a detailed exploration of Texan history through a collection that includes Native American pottery and a Civil War gunboat. 

This state park offers fishing, swimming and beautiful scenery just minutes from the city.

Enjoy a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in one of America’s finest concert halls, designed by famous architect I.M. Pei. 

There’s much to do at this bustling downtown park, but it’s also a great place to come and do nothing at all.

The perfect place to spend a quiet afternoon. Stroll among exotic plants and enjoy an authentic Japanese tea house.

As the saying goes, everything’s bigger in Texas – and Houston is no exception!

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

Enjoy a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in one of America’s finest concert halls, designed by famous architect I.M. Pei. 

The perfect place to spend a quiet afternoon. Stroll among exotic plants and enjoy an authentic Japanese tea house.

Try a water sport or relax by the shoreline at this major feature in the Austin landscape. 

As the saying goes, everything’s bigger in Texas – and Houston is no exception!

Get a feel for the Lone Star State’s cultural diversity at this museum that dishes up fun, education, and some little-known facts about Texas history.

Two of Texas’ most dynamic cities sit surrounded by a landscape of tranquil lakes in a region packed with numerous cultural attractions and activities for all ages. 

At the oldest art museum in Texas, you will find a stunning collection of works by 20th-century greats, as well as pieces by contemporary artists. 

The easily recognizable Dallas landmark dubbed “God’s golf ball” offers world-class dining and incredible city views. 

Try a water sport or relax by the shoreline at this major feature in the Austin landscape.