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Texas

Discover Texas

Everything really is bigger in Texas: the skies, the history, the hospitality, and the adventure. From big-city excitement to Old West charm, the Lone Star State offers a journey you'll never forget.

Houston: Begin your Texas adventure where America's astronauts train. At Space Center Houston, the official visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center, see historic spacecraft, step inside the shuttle replica, and go behind the scenes at Mission Control, where the words "Houston, we have a problem" made history. Then enjoy the city's world-class museums and some of the best Tex-Mex and barbecue you'll ever taste.

Dallas and Fort Worth: In Dallas, visit the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, which tells the story of President John F. Kennedy's life, death, and legacy. Next door in Fort Worth, step back into the Old West at the historic Stockyards, where real cowboys drive a herd of longhorn cattle down the brick streets.

San Antonio: Remember the Alamo, the historic mission where Texas heroes made their legendary stand for independence. Stroll or cruise along the beautiful River Walk, lined with cafés, shops, and colorful lights. Then visit the San Antonio Missions, a World Heritage Site where historic churches built in the 1700s still welcome worshipers today.
On our Texas tour, your transportation and admissions are taken care of, so you can sit back and enjoy the very best of the Lone Star State.
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The Alamo

In the heart of downtown San Antonio stands one of the most famous landmarks in American history. Founded in 1718 as a Spanish mission, the Alamo became the site of a legendary 13-day siege in 1836, when a small band of Texan defenders, including Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and William B. Travis, held their ground against the much larger army of General Santa Anna. Though the defenders were overwhelmed, their courage inspired the rallying cry "Remember the Alamo!" Just weeks later, Texas won its independence at the Battle of San Jacinto.

Step inside the historic church, walk the grounds, and see artifacts from the people who lived and fought here. Standing in this place, you'll feel the weight of the sacrifice and the spirit of courage that shaped Texas and the nation.

On our San Antonio tour, you'll have time to explore the Alamo at your own pace, with the River Walk just steps away.
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Space Center Houston

Discover the place where America's astronauts train and where history's greatest space missions were guided. As the official visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center, Space Center Houston brings the story of space exploration to life. Climb aboard Independence, a full-scale space shuttle replica mounted atop the original jumbo jet that once carried shuttles across the country, and touch a real piece of the moon.

Then take a tram tour onto the grounds of Johnson Space Center itself. Step into Historic Mission Control, restored to look exactly as it did when flight controllers guided astronauts to the moon, and stand beside a massive Saturn V rocket, one of only three left in the world. You may even see the facilities where today's astronauts train for future missions.

On our Houston tour, your admission and transportation are handled for you, so you can enjoy an out-of-this-world day exploring the heart of America's space program.
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The George W. Bush Presidential Center

On the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum offers a firsthand look at the presidency and the defining moments of the early 21st century. Step into a full-scale replica of the Oval Office, just as it looked during President Bush's time in office, and take a photo behind the Resolute Desk.

Explore exhibits on life in the White House and the decisions that shaped a presidency, including a powerful remembrance of September 11 featuring a twisted steel beam from the World Trade Center. In the interactive Decision Points Theater, put yourself in the president's shoes as you weigh real choices leaders faced. Afterward, stroll through the beautiful Texas Rose Garden and the native prairie park surrounding the center.

On our Dallas tour, your admission and transportation are handled for you, so you can enjoy a fascinating look inside the most powerful office in the world.

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