Top 5 Museums in Texas

2403 Flora St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States

“A stunning and world-class PAC. It's just beautiful. The seats are comfortable, the staff is gracious, helpful, and friendly, and it is just an extraordinary experience all around. The views of the stage are spectacular! The location is perfect and easily accessible, and parking and leaving after is not stressful with the very well organized system they have in place. We loved everything in this amazing performing arts center.”

2020 Postoffice St, Galveston, TX 77550, United States

“Galveston's prize venue for the performing arts! What an amazing facility! It's truly a pleasure to attend any performance here. From the Oak Ridge Boys to Lyell Lovett to Carol Burnet and even an audience interactve Sound of Music!. This place has it all. You must visit it the next time you're in Galveston.”

317 Fulton Beach Rd, Rockport, TX 78382, United States

“The Fulton Mansion was a wonderful historic site to visit. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. It’s a self guided tour and a scavenger hunt to make it even more entertaining. The rich history of this place and the attention to detail is beyond amazing. Definitely recommend if visiting Fulton or the Rockport area.”

500 Canyon Lake Dr, Lubbock, TX 79401, United States

“In a word this place is just...fine. Our kids had an absolute blast and I rode my fair share of rides as well. The Park was relatively clean and the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. There were a good selection of rides for all age groups as well as general arcade type games. I particularly appreciated the cool misting system that ran all throughout the park. I am from Amarillo and while I do think Wonderland is a considerably better experience as far as general amusement park fun is concerned, there really is nothing really WRONG with Joyland. Save for one thing. I removed one star from this review because in my opinion as far as establishments like this are concerned, drinks and food are VASTLY overpriced. But other than that this is a fine place for a fun family outing.”

510 N Santa Fe St, El Paso, TX 79901, United States

“Entrance is free. No food or drinks are allowed inside the building. Is a nice place to take your family. It has a lot of history. Staff in is very nice In friendly. The places very clean. They need a better display of souvenirs and better price on them. They have to be something commemorative of the museum, above all, and have the name of the museum.”

1946 Private Rd 2485, Uvalde, TX 78801, United States

”What an experience. I know they’re pricey but this truly is a once in a lifetime experience. We drove a tank, shot all sorts of guns and fired the flamethrower. Tank and flamethrower are must things to do.”

101 W Hickory St, Denton, TX 76201, United States

”Remember: during the first hour after opening on a weekday, admission is half off! Remember remember: Freeplay is open at 11am when school is out.”

1813 W Bowie St Suite 101, Fort Worth, TX 76110, United States

”This was our first trip to Cidercade and we loved it! You pay one price to enter, get a wristband, all the games are set to free play. Love the variety of games, not just older classics but also racing, FPS, skee ball, pinball, basketball, plus air hockey, pool, and shuffleboard. We had ciders and they were incredible! We enjoyed that after 8pm it was 21+. Even though it was busy, it was easy to get in to games. We didn't try the pizza but it looked amazing! Next time. It's so much bigger than it looks from the outside. Things are spread out enough that there's room for a big crowd without feeling stuffy. Parking is not bad, theres a lot of overflow within walking distance. Would be a great stop for a group or even date night, like we did. Will definitely be back!”

100 West US-290, Ledbetter, TX 78946, United States

”We luckily stumbled into this place after a great lunch at Royers Cafe. We sampled a number of their offerings and they were all quite good. I especially liked the rye and bought a bottle to take home. The service was extremely welcoming and friendly.”

15558 FM 529, Houston, TX 77095, United States

”Visited 8th Dimension Comics and was impressed by their fair pricing and the wealth of knowledge from staff like Jeremy, who tailored recommendations perfectly. The shop fosters a fantastic community vibe with regular events that brings the community together. Their subscription service, personalized to your tastes, makes you feel valued. A must-visit for comic lovers!”

186 S Castell Ave, New Braunfels, TX 78130, United States

”We had a great time looking at all the different booths. I love all the farm to table options available. Plus all the homemade options for gifts and food. It's really a great place to shop for unusual items and help the local farmers and businesses.”

502 20th St, Galveston, TX 77550, United States

”We visited the Strand during Mardi gras and had a fantastic time. Parades and music. We're all over along with street vendors. And a overall good time”

4315 Woodrow Bean Transmountain Dr, El Paso, TX 79924, United States

”I stopped in here to see how my tax dollars were being wasted, but i was floored that this is all donation run and it is an AMAZING amount of learning packed into a little building! Not just about the border with Mexico, but also Canada and beyond. A lot of great exhibits and donated items from agents, cars, helicopter, plane! I have recommended this place to many people now! Amazing stop on a cross country trip!”

220 2nd St, San Felipe, TX 77473, United States

”Really impressed with the way they have set up this place. The $10 entrance fee was well worth it. There are a lot of interactive elements! If you have kids, they'll love all the stuff you can touch. If you're a history lover, you'll leave not only with a better understanding of Texas history but also some interesting locals' stories.”

606 E 7th St, Austin, TX 78701, United States

”I definitely did not expect this venue to be like this. Attended the inspire promotion 'Rule in Hell' pro wrestling event & in the words of any true wrestling fanatic. It was awesome!!!. It's your typical whole in the wall dive. Outside, hot, and hard. The perfect condition for great wrestling. The Venue was large enough to accommodate maybe 100 folks. Drinks and merchandise were available for purchase at the venue.”

411 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75202, United States

”There are quite a few memorials to JFK in Dallas. This area has quite a few signs with a lot of information. Be aware there are one or two hawkers around with their own newspapers, journals who will let you read but then ask for $5 I would recommend an official guided tour of Dallas”

2421 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77005, United States

”The wide range of genres in this tiny little haven is excellent. Bit of a drive to get to, but worth the trip, great staff, great setup.”

700 Procter St, Port Arthur, TX 77640, United States

”What a great museum, it may be little but it has a big heart and soul with its collections. Definitely stop in, for $8 per adult there’s no excuse to miss it, especially if you consider yourself someone who knows your Texas rock and roll stars. I went there for Janis of course but left wishing I had way more time to peruse the other exhibits. Appreciate the docent who took the time to ensure that I was able to commune with my namesake for a moment. If you are a Janis fan like me, ask them about the bricks for sale, then head over to 4048 Proctor street with your new favorite souvenir.”

4201 S Hardin Blvd, McKinney, TX 75070, United States

”Nice clean and large bathroom. Gate is wide to allow more crowd in. Parking is good, but leaving requires a lot of patience. I suggest you wait 10 minutes before heading to the car, to let the other crowd go first. Less congested. They do do a good job getting the cars out.”

2100 Harborside Dr, Galveston, TX 77550, United States

”Nice place but always visit with planning and early. Parking is a huge issue and getting boats at festivals is a major bummer. Waiting can go easily beyond 1 hour … need to have a better crowd management… otherwise worth a watch for Texas”