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Other brewery tours can make you pay for tastings as you go, but not this small-group experience. This driving tour takes you to three popular breweries in the Austin area, complete with tastings and plenty of snacks. Plus, there’s no need to worry about transport as it’s also included from an easy-to-find meeting spot in Austin.

Explore Deep Ellum on a food walking tour that introduces you to the culinary delights of this popular Dallas neighborhood. With a guide, you'll visit local restaurants and artisan food shops for enough tastings to make up a meal, plus check out Deep Ellum's street murals as you hear about the art and music roots of the district.

See the key sights of central Houston and historic Galveston without the hassle of driving and parking when you opt for a tour. Begin your day of sightseeing with an overview tour of Houston by double-decker bus. In Galveston, enjoy free time to explore this scenic town at your own pace. Admire the historic Victorian mansions, the Galveston Seawall, and the Strand historic district.

This Hutto Kunekune Pig Farm Tour is a fun experience for all animal lovers and it’s just outside of Austin by taking a short drive. Plus, the farm offers free parking at the location, so once you arrive, you can enjoy the farm and all it has to offer. Meet the unique breed of pigs, kunekune, and learn about them from your guide.

Discover the confluence of cultures and historic events that shaped modern-day San Antonio on a 4-hour evening coach tour. Designed to complement the optional half-day morning tour for a complete overview of the city’s history, the tour makes three stops to points of interest including the Japanese Tea Garden, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Mission Concepcion, San Jose and the Alamo(optional). Along the way, learn Texas trivia and enjoy live narration from a local guide.

This is a private tubing experience for groups of 10-15 people. We are the only company that offers tubing in Downtown Austin. What sets our trip apart from competitors is we are going on the spring river created by Barton Springs pool. This means that you won't waste 4 hours on a bus and you can make the most of your time in Austin. Every minute of this tour you will be in the water, and when you get out, you'll be just a few minutes away from restaurants, bars, etc. Furthermore, you can choose to stay and linger in the area after the tour and continue the water fun unlike the competitors who will herd back onto a bus and make you sit through traffic for hours to get back to Austin. The float is slow. Highlights are watching the bridge jumpers and rope swingers and ending at Party Island.

Alamo & San Antonio Missions VIP Tour With Private Transportation Enjoy a stress-free, private tour with comfortable pickup and drop-off—no traffic or parking worries. Experience personalized storytelling with flexible pacing, tailored to your interests in history, culture, and faith. Stand at the iconic Alamo and hear the powerful stories that shaped Texas. Travel in comfort with climate-controlled transportation, perfect for families, couples, seniors, and small groups. This intimate experience goes beyond sightseeing, offering a meaningful connection to San Antonio’s heritage and unforgettable memories without the crowds.

This walking taco tour takes you through East Austin’s tastiest taquerías, from Michelin-approved trucks to long-loved neighborhood faves. Along the way, you’ll savor everything from mole-drenched tacos and juicy barbacoa to smoky birria consume, creamy horchata, and garden-grown garnishes that bring the flavor full circle. But this isn’t just about what’s on the plate. You’ll stroll past iconic murals, explore a vibrant community garden, and hear the stories behind each taco stop… because every tortilla has a story to tell. Taco ’bout a perfect day in Austin. Come hungry, wear stretchy pants, and let’s walk, talk, and taste our way through Austin’s most beloved food-following, one unforgettable taco at a time.

Eat and drink your way through San Antonio’s history with this unique private tour that combines the city’s legends and lore with some of its best bites and sips. Meet your guide at the Alamo before heading to a riverwalk bistro for lunch (own expense). Afterwards, enjoy cocktails (own expense) at the landmark Menger Bar (favorite watering hole of Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders) and visit the oldest—and most haunted—hotel in Texas.

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.

Skip the usual bar crawl with this private historical bar tour in San Antonio. Meet your guide at Alamo Plaza and continue with an afternoon of cocktails (own expense) at two of Texas’ most historic bars. Visit the Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum—home to a massive taxidermy collection—and Menger Bar, once the haunt of former US president Teddy Roosevelt.

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.

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.

Zip past the line and spend more time in the world of LEGO® bricks with this pre-booked ticket to the family-friendly LEGOLAND® Discovery Center San Antonio. From the DUPLO® Village to the 4D cinema, there’s something for tots to twelve year olds in this attraction dedicated to the world’s most beloved bricks. Explore San Antonio in Miniland, build racers and towers, and take on the themed rides. LEGOLAND Discovery Center is a children's attraction; to promote a safe and family-friendly environment, adults cannot enter without being accompanied by a child.

Venture out from Dallas’ bustling city center and spend time in the historic district of Grapevine on this small-group excursion. Stroll along Main Street, admiring 19th- and 20th-century buildings that dot the area, stopping at local restaurants and specialty shops to sample food and wine. In between tastings, learn about the history, culture, and architecture of the region from your guide.

See how EADO became one of Houston’s quickly growing neighborhoods, and sample food along the way on this group foodie tour in Houston. Besides food, see graffiti, public green spaces, and learn about the city’s architecture. Make sure you come hungry, since you’ll sample tacos, baked goods, and much more on this walking tour through the city.

Discover the wonder of riding the Mission Trail on an Electric Bike and seeing three Historic Mission Sites! We'll start at the San Antonio River Trail entrance located at 403 Blue Star #105, SA. TX. 78204 ( Next to Burgerteca Restaurant) and enjoy the Beautiful Scenery and Serenity of the San Antonio River trail in between each San Antonio Mission stop. We will enjoy the convenience and fun of using an Electric bike to travel about 15-mile ride.

The San Antonio Missions are a UNESCO World Heritage Site you won’t want to miss, filled with history and religious importance. Get the full story on the area that consists of five missions close together from a guide who knows the area and its past well. You’ll see four out of the five missions of the site, as well as La Villita Historic Arts Village, Alamo Plaza, and the Espada Aqueduct.

There’s plenty for foodies to get excited about in Houston, with some excellent restaurants, tasty street food, and cuisine from all around the globe. On this walking tour, explore the Downtown area of Houston and discover the culinary highlights of Market Square Park to Main Street. Stop along the way to sample a selection of local favorites, regional specialties, and artisan foods, which can include Tex-Mex, Greek, and Spanish dishes.

Immerse yourself in the Uptown food scene and check out restaurants you might not find on your own with a Dallas trolley food tour. Visit four handpicked eateries and take a ride aboard a vintage trolley through Dallas’ Uptown, with a behind-the-scenes visit to the McKinney Avenue Trolley Car Barn to learn about the city’s historic trolleys.

Secure your ticket in advance to the NASA Space Center and visit Rocket Park, Independence Plaza, and the astronaut training facility. After hotel pickup in a climate-controlled vehicle, see popular landmarks around Houston, stopping briefly for photos during a small-group guided sightseeing tour. With a map and instructions, enjoy the flexibility to explore the space center on your own time, without the stress of rushing.

Explore Austin's ever-changing food scene on this guided e-bike tour. You’ll eat like a local at the newest spots as well as classic dives and food trucks. Discover the best dishes at each stop and try a sampling of the menu. Plus, travel around town on an e-bike and see Austin landmarks and attractions along the way.

Experience the dark side of San Antonio on a ghost tour that stops at several of the city's supposedly haunted bars. Your costumed guide navigates for you as you listen to chilling stories about landmarks and unmarked points of interest often missed by visitors. An intimate group size and time to grab a drink (own expense) make this a popular choice for both visitors and locals in the area.

Galveston has a spooky history, but if you try to explore the city’s cemeteries alone, you’d miss out on some really awesome stories. This Galveston Spooky Cemetery Ghost Tour heads to both the Old City Cemetery and Trinity Episcopal Cemetery with a guide leading the way and providing commentary to your group. Hear about the city’s history, along with, of course, ghost stories.