For the perfect Austin trip, stay in this trendy boutique hotel that is located on the city's favorite shopping street with plenty to do and fun vintage vibes.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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Enjoy a wine tasting at this surprising Texas city, which boasts first-rate vineyards and artisanal shopping sandwiched between Dallas and Fort Worth.
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A small stretch of beach in Texas turns into a seasonal "Den of Sin" every spring break, creating an atmosphere you'll either flock to or avoid entirely.
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This peaceful Texas farm boasts over 60 animals that you can pet and lots of family-friendly activities, including special experiences for neurodivergent kids.
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If you find yourself at the Austin Airport, take a moment to check out this secret gate, offering flights and boarding passes to fictional destinations.
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This beach town on Texas's Gulf Coast is within driving distance from bigger cities like Austin and offers a family-friendly, affordable getaway.
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If you're looking for an extraordinary floral experience, a trip to this small town officially dubbed the "Wildflower Capital of Texas" won't disappoint.
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See bats in the wild, without leaving the city center, at this special bridge in Texas, where over 1 million bats live during part of the year.
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Road trips can feel liberating, until you're served a speeding ticket, that is. Watch out for this "speed trap city" when driving through Texas.
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When you want to get a little dirt on your boots, head to this thoroughly entertaining Texas town that teaches visitors all about the cowboy way.
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See where the West began in this Texas city near Dallas brimming with Wild West charm preserved for centuries and a bustling contemporary downtown.
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Austin is a popular destination for a variety of reasons, but when it’s time to cool off in the Texas sun, there are few better choices than this stunning pool.
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The only thing better than this Texas brewery's beer is the incredible combination of nature, culture, and history that visitors can enjoy within the city.
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If you're looking for tropical vibes in the Lone Star State, try this Texas town, full of golfing pleasures and family-friendly adventure.
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No longer the crazy ideas of science fiction movies, driverless Uber cars are becoming prominent in major U.S. cities, and booking a ride is pretty simple.
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With 58 miles of pristine Gulf coastline, this Texas beach spot offers relaxation, fishing, water sports, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure.
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Believe it or not, Texas boasts both hill and lake country. Next time you visit the Lone Star State, be sure to explore the scenic region full of waterside fun.
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Explore the beauty of San Antonio and Texas landscapes in this world-class garden, which features scenic trails, rare plant species, and diverse ecologies.
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While farm-to-table dining is common, oyster bars in Texas are embracing “tide-to-table” practices to maintain fresh seafood despite population shortages.
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This city, known as the "Cajun Capital" of Texas, is a worthy, under-the-radar destination for travelers looking for the ideal long-weekend destination.
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A thrilling waterpark and surfing destination in Texas also lays claim to the longest lazy river in the world, where you can kick back and relax with a beer.
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Flying through London's Heathrow Airport can be a headache for international travelers, but American Airlines has taken the first step in making it easier.
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Sports enthusiasts looking to take their game-watching to the next level must stop by a stadium near Dallas, where they can enjoy baseball while on the water.
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Explore unique local vibes, historic museums, and delicious eateries in a city dubbed the “Irish Capital of Texas,” just a few hours from Fort Worth.
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You may not think of peaches when you think of Texas, but this city is famous for the fruit. It has a lot more to offer its visitors, too.
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Antique lovers and history buffs, especially those who love railroad history, will fall in love with the "Antique Capital of the West" in Texas.
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