Rustic Log Cabin And Gift Shop Features Big Bend Collectibles, Plus Books On Mexico, Native American Heritage, And The History And Geology Of The Big Bend. It Houses A Large Selection Of Topographic Maps And Three-dimensional Relief Maps Highlighting The Mountains Of West Texas.

Arneson River Theatre Presents Latin-flavored And Other Performances Several Times Weekly During Much Of The Year. In The Open Air Of The River Walk Below La Villita.

Hill Country Scenes—captured In Oils, Handicrafts, Hobbies And Souvenirs—are Available In Several Quaint Shops And Studios On And Around Wimberley's "town Square."

More Than 300 Homes And Buildings (many Of Them Historic) Have Been Transformed Into Bed & Breakfasts Or Guest Houses (unhosted). The Convention And Visitors Bureau Offers A Complete Listing, Searchable By Categories, At Www.visitfredericksburgtx.org.

One Of Two Historic Districts In The City; The Other Is The Downtown Historic District. Superb Examples Of 19th-century Homes Along Street Shaded By Huge Live Oaks. Well Worth A Drive Or Stroll ( 700-800 Blocks Of Belvin Street And 227 Mitchell St. ) In Southwest San Marcos. All Are Private Residenc...

Walk Through A Distinguished Block In Downtown Austin. Once Considered One Of The Most Refined And Eminent Neighborhoods Owned By A Single Family. John Bremond Sr., Family Patriarch, Successfully Built This Block With Victorian Houses And Lush Landscapes. Tours Depart Sat. And Sun. At 11 A.m. Inform...

Extensive Collection Of Art And Antiques Owned By Former Gov. Dolph Briscoe And Displayed In The First State Bank. Highlighted Masterpieces Include Original Works By Rembrandt And Gainsborough; As Well As American Western Artists Remington And Warren, And Western Oils, Bronzes And Beautiful Landscap...

A Brownsville Heritage Trail Map, Available At The Brownsville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Will Guide Visitors To A Collection Of Homes And Businesses In The Historic Downtown Area. The Original 3,000-acre Town Site, Now Downtown Brownsville, Boasts Historical Structures And The Immaculate Concept...

Dating Back To The 1860s, District Includes Tudor Revival, Classical Revival, Colonial, Craftsman, Queen Anne And Ranch-style Homes. Listed On The National Register Of Historic Places. 903/595-1960. Www.historictyler.com.

It Covers More Than 40 Acres With More Than 800 Permanent Vendors From Across The State. Open Sat.-Sun. 6:30 A.m.-6 P.m. 1014 N. Main St. (Texas 35), Just South Of Beltway 8/Sam Houston Toll Road. 281/485-2277. Cole's Antique Co-op: 281/485-8317.