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Discover downtown Dallas like a local on this fun e-scooter tour. Pedal your way around the sights on an easy-to-ride electric scooter, and hop off to see sights such as the Dealey Plaza, the Giant Eyeball, Dallas Farmer’s Market, and Klyde Warren Park. Learn about Dallas’ history and culture as you zip around the Dallas Arts District, Deep Ellum, and the AT&T Discovery District.

Bronze cattle drives, a courthouse in red sandstone and the plaza where history stopped — Dallas packs Texas-sized stories downtown. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Dallas on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Walk among the longhorns of Pioneer Plaza's great bronze cattle drive • Admire the Old Red Courthouse, downtown's Romanesque veteran • Reflect at Dealey Plaza, a National Historic Landmark Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Everything's bigger in Texas — including the bragging rights.

Experience Texas like never before from above and below ground! Kick off your adventure behind the wheel of a Polaris Slingshot, cruising the winding curves of Gruene’s iconic River Road. Take in sweeping Hill Country views, riverside charm, and wide-open roads designed for fun, freedom, and unforgettable moments. Then, shift gears and descend into the hidden world of Natural Bridge Caverns—Texas’ largest and most spectacular cavern system. Walk among ancient formations, marvel at nature’s underground architecture, and feel the thrill of discovery just beneath the surface. This is more than a ride—it’s a journey through the heart and soul of Texas. Perfect for couples, friends, families, and bucket-listers ready to explore the roads less traveled…and the depths below.

Go beyond Dealey Plaza on this immersive JFK Assassination Tour, led by an Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist and JFK researcher. Combining expert storytelling with exclusive multimedia presentations, this experience brings the events of November 22, 1963, to life. Walk through historic Dealey Plaza, stand where President Kennedy was assassinated, examine the evidence, eyewitness accounts, and enduring mysteries surrounding the case, then continue to the Oswald Rooming House Museum. Step inside the bedroom where Lee Harvey Oswald stayed and retrace his movements in the hours following the assassination. Whether you're new to the JFK case or a lifelong student of the assassination, you'll leave with a deeper understanding of the evidence, the controversies, and one of history's most debated events. 2.8 hours (approximately)

Visit the incredible NASA Space Center Houston like a true Houston all-star with our NASA TRIPLE PLAY and get your Space Center admission tickets, round-trip transportation, & Mission Control tram tickets all in one convenient, budget-friendly bundle deal. Our 3-in-1 NASA TRIPLE PLAY bundle deal includes your Space Center general admission ticket, Mission Control tram (add-on tour) ticket, and Round-trip Transportation service on board our Mercedes Sprinter Shuttles from our Downtown Houston departure point to the iconic NASA Space Center which is a 45 - 60 minute ride from the center of Houston. Upon arrival to the gigantic Space Center Houston campus, enjoy the incredible Rocket Park and Saturn V rocket that changed the world! Board the replica 905 Space Shuttle as part of Independence Plaza. Learn what life is like at the International Space Station. See the possibilities of life on Mars. There is something for everyone of all ages at the Space Center!

Discover San Antonio's rich history and sordid past during a ghost walking tour around the city. Join a small group and walk through the River City stopping at several landmarks to hear eerie stories about the past. Walk down the River Walk, through the Alamo, past a few hotels and a theater to learn about the paranormal activity that lurks behind their walls.

Come join this Austin e-bike biker gang to see the sights and feels the vibes of the crown jewel of Hill County. The e-bikes are fun, easy to ride and best with friends to get around this amazing city. Ride past Austin and Hill County icons including The Driskill (a historic and haunted hotel), Austin City Limits, Town Lake, and much more. Enjoy a dynamic experience in a vibrant city where every ride is different.

Enjoy Austin from the relaxed speed of a motorized pedicab on this quick tour of the city. You'll get to see the Texas State Capitol, Lady Bird Lake, and 6th Street. All ages are welcome and children under 7 may sit on a lap. If you'd like to imbibe on the trip, you may! Just purchase drinks prior to the trip and no glass bottles, please.

Boat rides can be packed with people trying to see the sights from the water. Choose this alternative South Padre Island Jet Ski Experience and see the same views without being pushed around by the crowd. This Jet Ski experience allows you to ride by yourself or with just one other as you explore the waters of Laguna Madre.

Take a walk down memory lane and through Galveston's eerie cemeteries during this nighttime walking tour. Spend the evening visiting several graveyards including Old City, Broadway, Evergreen, and the Yellow Fever yard to hear stories of past Galveston residents. Learn about the symbolism of the cemeteries, the yellow fever plague, the Great Storm, and the paranormal activity in the city.

Get a spooky insight into Galveston’s troubled past—including everything from pirates to epidemics, mafia involvement to destructive hurricanes—during an offbeat ghost tour. See a different side to the city than that offered by most Galveston tours and cover more ground than you would on foot thanks to your Segway.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most significant moments in Dallas history. With this tour, gain insight into the fateful events as you tour Dallas sites, including the JFK Memorial, Dealey Plaza, and the Texas theatre where Oswald was arrested. Also included is a guided visit to Oswald's Rooming House, where you can learn more about the man behind the assassination.

Rather than joining a guided tour and rushing through Big Bend National Park’s dramatic local landmarks, explore the area at your own pace with this self-guided audio tour. Pause whenever you like to take in towering cliffs and rugged canyons, hike through trails such as along the Rio Grande River, keep an eye out for local wildlife, and much more.

Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth on this half-day historical tour from Dallas or Fort Worth. Listen to your guide detailing the city's birth in the 1840s to current day while traveling with a small group of just 13 people or fewer. Plus, round-trip transportation from centrally located meeting points is included for a stress-free Fort Worth adventure.

Grab your favorite people, head to Lake Austin, and get ready to soak up the sun with this private party boat adventure just for your guests. Hop aboard your pontoon boat just a stone's-throw from Downtown Austin, and let your captain safely pilot the boat while you spend time enjoying your friends and admiring the views. You can cruise to Lake Austin Party Cove to meet up with fellow partiers, see Mt. Bonell, and of course, enjoy the Texas sunshine.

Listen to stories about murder, mayhem, and otherworldly encounters as you embark on a nighttime walking tour through Galveston. Join a small group and follow your guide through alleyways, past haunted mansions, and shadowy corners to reveal their dark secrets. Learn of past residents who can't seem to move on to the other side as you and keep your eyes peeled for paranormal sightings.

This historical walking tour takes guests through the presence of Black people in the heart of downtown Austin. Since Austin’s establishment in 1839 and before, people of African descent have played an integral part in this city’s development. We journey through centuries of histories, contributions, and experiences that are seldom told. We will explore the history of enslavement in Austin, routes to freedom in Mexico for enslaved persons passing through Austin, and the Black businesses and institutions that once flourished downtown. On this one-mile walk, guests will engage in dialogue about Black people's role in Austin’s development and their continued presence. Please reserve up to 2 hours for this tour to accommodate walking between points of interest and time to discuss topics.

Embark on an enchanting evening adventure through the heart of San Antonio with this immersive night walking tour. Your journey begins at the historic Emily Morgan Hotel, where you'll meet your guide and fellow travelers. Your first stop is the Alamo Plaza. Here, you’ll take a brief but informative tour of one of the most famous landmarks in Texas—the Alamo. Next, you'll embark on a leisurely walk along the scenic Riverwalk, San Antonio’s vibrant centerpiece. As you stroll past the historic Menger Hotel, the ornate Jonske Building, and the striking Torch of Friendship. The tour then arrives at the iconic Tower of the Americas which offers breathtaking views of the city. As the tour continues, you’ll enjoy another scenic walk passing the artistic and historic La Villita. Enjoy a quick snack from a local vendor. As you savor delicious local flavors, you’ll have the perfect view of the San Fernando Cathedral's light show. Your evening concludes with a peaceful walk back to the Alamo.

A festive boat tour of Austin’s decorated shoreline, including 360 Bridge, Little Venice, and Mt. Bonnell. After the cruise, we’ll anchor in a quiet cove for a warm winter hangout around a safe tabletop firepit. Perfect for couples, families, friend groups, and visitors seeking a unique Austin winter experience. This tour includes publicly visible shoreline homes and decorations only. Holiday lights vary by homeowner and are not guaranteed. This experience is independent and not affiliated with any private holiday event, light installation, marina, or attraction. The firepit is safe and contained, and guests participate at their own discretion. Weather, lake conditions, and visibility may affect the route.

See the 1910 Harris County Courthouse, the Gulf Building, the Theater District, and many more essential historic attractions on this group walking tour around Houston. Learn all about the city’s past and its architecture from your guide as you stroll without worrying about getting lost in a new city. Take in street art and ride Houston’s modern tramline to get an even more well-rounded understanding of the city.

Enjoy some liquid courage while hearing ghostly tales of San Antonio's most historic haunts and drinking hotspots. Take a Boo's and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl for genuine stories, scares, and delicious drinks in the historic district, with up to 2 hours of ghostly fun with the city's spirits and Spirits. Price does not include drinks or tastings.

Hear stories of Galveston’s rise in the 1800s, including battles and pirate ships, without ever having to take out your own guidebook, with this Galveston history private e-bike tour. Stay active while learning about the city’s history—a great combination for active history buffs. Plus, because this is a private tour for your own personal group, you can avoid the annoyance of riding in groups that are so big you miss out on hearing all the details.

Exploring a new city at night can be a little overwhelming if you don’t know the area well. Avoid the stress and prebook this Dallas sightseeing small-group nighttime e-scooter tour and follow a guide through more than two of the city’s most visited districts, including the Arts District. Plus, ride an e-scooter around to each stop, which allows you to cover more ground than a walking tour can.

If you’d like to ride around Galveston Island to learn more about the area, but don’t want to head out in a large group that can either go too fast or too quickly, book this Galveston Island private e-bike adventure tour. This e-bike tour takes you to top highlights such as the 1859 Ashton Villa and Galveston Seawall, as your guide tells you about the history, culture, and wildlife of the island in the comfort of a private group.