Texas

Amid the eye-catching Texas Hill Country landscape is the tiny town of Wimberley.

There are so many awesome places to see in Texas that don’t make it on most tourists’ radars—the small towns mostly known about and loved only by Texans or those with a real affinity for the Lone Star State. Here’s our perfect Central Texas road trip full of places we love.

From local history and culture to international politics and World War II, museums in Fredericksburg, Texas, cover a wide variety of topics.

With lots of natural beauty, unique history, charming small towns, and exciting big cities, the Texas Hill Country has a wealth of attractions and activities to keep visitors busy.

Kerrville, Texas, offers lots of shopping, art galleries and theaters, and several riverfront parks. With natural beauty, unique attractions, and great barbecue, there is lots to discover (and eat!) here.

In the 1960s, Lyndon B. Johnson spent nearly one-quarter of his presidency at the Texas White House in Stonewall, Texas. Now, the house and the surrounding area have been turned into national and state parks — a combination of a working farm and group of historical sites.

These towns are intriguingly Texan and German at the same time.

Checkout the famous bluebonnets on the Willow City Loop outside Fredericksburg.

Across Texas, craft distillers are trying their hands at everything from bourbon to brandy. Many are also opening their doors to local fans to share their process and products.

Every winter, thousands of visitors flock to Johnson City to see its incredible light display.