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Just a short drive from Austin is the intriguing history, culture and attractions of San Antonio. Come check it out with a local guide who will take you to some of the best sights of the city, including The Alamo, a river cruise, the Tower of the Americas and Mission San Jose. You'll learn about the city on your drive from Austin and be full of great memories on your drive back.

Discover the sordid history of San Antonio as you explore the historic downtown area on this haunted pub crawl. Join a private guide for a walk through Alamo City to hear about stories that range from fallen Texan soldiers who never stopped fighting to a cold-blooded murderer who once walked the streets. Purchase a drink at each venue, if you’d like, to gain some liquid courage for these scary tales.

Discover the history and highlights of San Antonio on a small-group walking tour. Stroll through the city’s historic downtown and riverwalk stopping at several landmarks including the Alamo fort, the San Fernando Cathedral, and the Yanaguana Garden. While you walk, your guide regales you with stories about San Antonio’s history and architecture.

Unlike many city tours, this touris capped at just seven travelers, providing an intimate setting for exploration. Ideal for those who want an immersive sightseeing experience. Stops include Mount Bonnell, the Texas State Capitol Building, the Greetings from Austin Mural, and more. There are plenty of opportunities to take photographs along the way, with panoramic views that can't be seen anywhere else.

Board the stadium seating trolley and explore San Antonio’s vibrant culture and history with a combination of the Old Town Trolley Tour and Go Rio River Cruise. This 2-day ticket allows for a hop-on, hop-off trolley experience at 12 key stops, including the historic Alamo, the lively Pearl district, and the serene Japanese Tea Garden. Enjoy a 35-minute narrated river cruise that showcases iconic landmarks like La Villita and Selena’s Bridge, all while being guided by knowledgeable locals who share fascinating stories. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts, this tour offers both flexibility and insights into Alamo City. - 2-day unlimited access to Old Town Trolley plus one River Cruise - Explore 12 stops including the Alamo, Japanese Tea Garden San Antonio Museum of Art, the Pearl and more - 35-minute narrated river cruise aboard eco-friendly boats - Ideal for families and history lovers with flexible exploring options

Fredericksburg, Texas is smack in the middle of the Texas Hill Country wine region and is known for its abundance of wineries. Enjoy a carefree day of wine tastings on this group excursion. Tour several vineyards, learn about the winemaking process of the region, and sample several wines over the course of the tour.

Maximize time in Galveston with a tour along the seawall by Segway. Meet your guide and learn the basics of operating a Segway before setting out on a scenic tour without commentary. Cover ground quickly and see popular landmarks, including the 1892 Bishop’s Palace, the Galveston Historic Seaport, and the Port of Galveston. Admire views of the water during this fast-paced tour.

Explore San Antonio’s unique place in Western history on a half-day morning coach tour. Pass by dozens of historic sites and modern attractions while learning about the city’s rich confluence of cultures and the events that shaped it. See Alamo Plaza and historic hotels, learn about bluesman Robert Johnson’s local recording sessions, and see where residents get their cultural fix at the Tobin Performing Arts Center and Briscoe Western Art Museum. Discover even more and complete your grand city overview on an optional afternoon tour.

A good choice for first-time visitors to Houston, this small-group van tour offers a comprehensive overview of the city in a comfortable enclosed vehicle with hotel pickup included. Visit must-see landmarks, parks, and stadiums, including Market Square, Discovery Green, Buffalo Bayou, and more. Admire lavish homes and boutiques in River Oaks while your guide shares insider information about what to see, where to eat, and what to do in town next.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this small-group tour covers top Fort Worth Highlights in just a half-day of sightseeing. Check out a live Texas Longhorn cattle drive, visit a cowboy trading post, stop at Sundance Square with skyscrapers alongside restored historic buildings, and much more, before drop-off at John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza.

Discover the historic highlights of San Antonio on a tour that takes you to Mission Concepcion as well as downtown markets, parks, squares, eateries, and more. A great introduction to the city for first-time visitors, this tour gives you a chance to learn your way around San Antonio with a guide to navigate and narrate the journey. That way, you don’t have to worry about getting lost or missing any of the historic details.

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.

Combine two popular Dallas tours for a day of sightseeing that covers the city and the Dallas Cowboys Stadium. The small-group tour starts with an overview of city landmarks such as Pioneer Plaza, the JFK Memorial, and the Old Red Courthouse, then continues with a guided tour of the Dallas Cowboys stadium. You'll see the press box, locker rooms, private suites, and post-game interview room, and you can step onto the field to throw a football.

Ride through Austin via a pedicab and stop along the way to snap social media-worthy selfies. Visit the city’s most popular and photographed street art, such as the “I love you so much,” “Greetings from Austin” postcard, and the “Willie for President” murals. Since this is a private tour, you are able to tailor it for your group.

Hear all about cases of true crime and alleged hauntings of San Antonio, Texas as a local guide shows you and your group around the city. See San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral, The Alamo, Main Plaza, and more, as your guide tells you stories of battles, gunslinger shootouts, and ghostly hotel guests.

Experience the diverse Waco landscape on this Brazos River tour, with morning or sunset boating options. Discover the city's rich history and wildlife as you cruise along the river. The morning tour offers a peaceful glimpse of Waco waking up, while the evening tour treats you to views of the sunset and the shimmering city lights reflecting on the Brazos. Perfect for an easygoing, relaxed evening that combines sightseeing with nature.

Discover the ins and outs of a working 3D printing facility during this small-group, hands-on tour of re:3D. Tour a studio founded by former NASA employees and learn about their social mission to innovate alternatives to recycling plastics. Tours include one take-home 3D-printed rocket per group.

Escape busy local buses and see Austin in style, with this private highlights tour. Enjoy the thrill of traveling in an open-top Ford Bronco, and check off lots of key landmarks—such as Lady Bird Lake, the grounds of the Texas Capitol, and Mount Bonnell. Also, as it’s a private trip, you can ask questions throughout and get a more personalized service.

Embark on a spine-tingling 90-minute boat ride through Galveston’s haunted harbor, where eerie legends and ghostly tales come to life. As night falls, glide past historic landmarks and hear chilling stories of shipwrecks, pirates, and restless spirits from expert narrators. This unique after-dark experience offers stunning views of the harbor under the moonlight, making it perfect for thrill-seekers and history enthusiasts alike. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure on the waters of Galveston.

It can be tricky to choose the best spot to watch an Austin sunset without doing lots of research, but this tour makes the decision for you and showcases magnificent sunset views from the water. Sail out along the clear waters of Lake Travis on a small-group boat tour and enjoy captain commentary about local sights and Austin’s history.

Venture into Texas Hill Country with a local guide. Your escort is not only an expert oenophile, but a storyteller who shares history and insight about the region. After two tastings at local wineries (where you’ll also take a behind-the-scenes tour of the production facilities), spend time in the charming town of Fredericksburg. Have lunch, browse the shops, or experience additional wine tastings.

Get to know downtown San Antonio's dining scene on a walking food tour that takes care of all of the research and navigation for you. Try a diverse range of cuisines, from Mexican street-corn pizza to one of the city's best burgers. Learn about the city's history as you visit family-owned businesses and local favorites, avoiding any tourist traps.

In 1885, America’s first serial killer stalked the streets and alleyways of the city of Austin. He came to be known as the “Midnight Assassin,” but his identity remains a mystery. On this guided evening walking tour, explore historic Austin including West 6th Street, Guy Town, and the Warehouse District, plus stop for a drink at the Driskill Hotel, as you learn about his crimes.

Explore the Dallas Cowboys’ state-of-the-art football stadium. One of the most expensive sports venues ever built, the stadium boasts enormous video screens and deluxe amenities. Follow your guide through locales including the press box, private suites, locker rooms, post-game interview room, and even onto the field.