Formerly part of Mexico and Spain, Texas has deep Hispanic roots. Much of the food, entertainment, and celebrations Texans enjoy are part of its Hispanic heritage. Hispanics were among the original…
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When San Antonio visitors venture beyond the River Walk area, they find a remarkable range of heritage tourism sites in a fascinating city that’s downright ancient by Texas standards. San Antonio’s…
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South Texas, that strip of land extending along the Rio Grande River near the Texas/Mexico border, is an excellent destination for visitors who love wildlife, beaches, and delicious food. It’s the…
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The recent sojourn to the state's southern stretches has reminded me that there are fantastic museums and cultural sites close to home. Whether exploring the region's unique history, taking an…
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Visitors to San Antonio have enjoyed the downtown River Walk for decades, but a recent reboot breathed new life into the popular waterway, which now boasts 15 miles of trails that can be accessed by…
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Parades with floats, contests to determine the fastest or biggest or best, and enough warmth and hospitality to charm the “uptight” out of just about anyone, the small-town festivals of South Texas…
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All over the world, people enjoy Tex-Mex, but in the Lone Star State, this cuisine is king. Texans with Mexican roots created the delicious hybrid, so it's no surprise that the most memorable (and…
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Laredo brings together a blend of cultures, languages, culinary influences and ambiance. The city’s heritage is fun to explore, full of unexpected twists and turns. Start with a walking tour of…
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For 300 years, locals have flocked to the San Antonio River, a life-giving oasis, business hub and great place to settle down. It is no surprise that the vibrant River Walk is still one of the most…
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As winding roads lead you through charming small towns scattered between rolling green hills, you’ll start to notice each town’s unique personality. If you follow the Texas Wine Trail, which leads to…
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