Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is an American national monument located near Amarillo, Texas, USA. For thousands of years, Amerindians had been coming to the reddish cliffs near the Canadian River to seek flint for weapons and tools. The protected area of Alibates Flint Quarries offers: An ideal setting for anyone wishing to combine hiking […]
It is one of the most original places in the world, with a special charm. You can admire incredible panoramic views of unparalleled beauty. Amistad is a protected area, located on the lake of the Amistad dam on nearly 27,115 hectares and 869 kilometers of shoreline, if you ever have the chance to visit this […]
East Sixth Street has become over the years a magnificent eclectic mix of restaurants, shops, diving bars and cocktail bars. Among all these establishments, the following ones are not to be missed: The Liberty, a must see place and another of the original dives on East Sixth, which dates back to 2009. It also houses […]
The Big Bend National Park is the only national park in all of Texas, it was created in 1944, and its name comes from the curve of the Rio Grande which is actually a natural boundary. It’s not just a simple park, but also: A beautiful region that even includes part of the Chihuahua Desert […]
This territory of about 2.4 km² located in EL PASO was for a long time at the origin a discord between the United States and Mexico because of the modification of the bed of the Rio Bravo causing conflicts of territorial belonging. Plan your trip to visit and learn more about Chamizal. There are many […]
This area is located between Dallas and Fort Worth, it became famous in the 1920s. Known for its courage and openness, Deep Ellum has been the centre of the city’s music and art throughout its history. Now this district is even more famous among visitors thanks to: To its multitude of renowned restaurants (more than […]
The El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail, designated by Congress, was created to link a series of missions and posts between Mexico and Los Adaes. The trail was the only major overland route linking the Rio Grande to the Red River Valley in Louisiana during the Spanish colonial period of 1690-1821. It […]
