Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, located on the Gulf of Mexico in South Texas, is halfway between Houston and Brownsville. Visitors will find gorgeous ocean views, and many activities centered around beaches and watersports - fishing, sailing, windsurfing, and just plain old swimming and relaxing on the beach. [ more ]

Dallas
Dallas, Texas, is one of the most exciting cities in the Southwest, boasting hundreds of exciting attractions and events. Sports fans know Dallas for its reputation as home to the Cowboys, Rangers, Stars, and Mavericks. Visitors will be pleased to know that there is even more to see beyond Dallas' many arenas and stadiums. From amusement parks and entertainment to zoos and museums, there's never a dull moment in Dallas. [ more ]

Houston
Houston was named for Samuel Houston (1793-1863), the politician and general who was at the forefront of Texas' fight for independence from Mexico. He later became President of the Republic of Texas; when Texas became part of the Union, Houston served as a Senator and later Governor of Texas. [ more ]

San Antonio
In the course of its colorful history, ownership of San Antonio has been claimed by six different governments. Thus, the city is said to have been "under 6 flags." Rule by France, Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America and the United States of America has shaped San Antonio, as each culture has left its mark. Art, architecture, and history intermingle everywhere in this robust southwestern city. [ more ]