On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 lunar module Eagle reached the surface of the moon, and "the Eagle has landed" was heard around the world. You can see a real eagle, Grace, in the Eagle Pass exhibit. Read more.
Go early before crowds pour in midday and you'll have better freedom to explore the huge ship. The IMAX that is included in ticket is a must. Take your pics of Texas State Aquarium from flight deck.
Go to bird basin and watch the wind surfers ... great way to spend the day.
Nice place to go and listen to music and let the kids play on the playground. Great view of the Gulf.
Did you know? The saguaro cactus grows naturally only in the Sonoran Desert. There are approximately 1.6 million individual saguaro plants growing in Saguaro National Park. Read more.
Day trip, interesting if you like that kinda thing....I liked it and I am not really into air and space stuff, affordable. There is a shuttle ($7-$9) that will ride you around the "bone Yard"
This is where all the old war planes and stuff go to rust....acre after acre! I believe I heard they can see this from space because it is so large
A must do for anyone who lives here or visits the area! Very beautiful taken care of caverns! A nice day trip! Gift shop, must have reservations in advance
Welcome to the Mile High City, and the Centennial State, where lots of exciting things are always happening .
The Indianapolis Colts take on the New Orleans Saints LIVE on SNF from the Louisiana Superdome on Sunday, October 23. Coverage begins with Football Night in America beginning at 7 p.m. ET on NBC.
"...at the conclusion of the fight there still remained, as if in mockery, the notice: All persons found using fire-arms in these grounds will be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law."
Head for the green room and talk to Hank - a Confederate ghost soldier sentry who goes on duty when the lights go out. See if you can find out his real name and what state he calls home!
Best chile rellno ever - hands down. The flat enchiladas are excellent too, but just know they are made w/masa so are thicker than "regular" enchiladas - but delicious!
Sunken remains of the battleship were declared a National Historic Landmark in 1989. Oil can still be seen from the ship; & is referred to as “Tears of the Arizona” or “black tears.”
what a Wonderful place to work and play! check on the Art Gallery on the Mezzanine, ACL History, captured Read more.
One of the oldest recorded tourist attractions in the Austin area and the highest point within Austin's city limits, Mount Bonnell offers fantastic sunset views of Lake Austin and the 360 Bridge.
