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Out-of-Town Day Tours
These small-town tours are between eight to twelve hours.
Huntsville — 8 hours
Visit historic Huntsville — the home of Sam Houston, the tallest statue in the world of a real American, Sam Houston State University, old Victorian homes, the oldest prison in Texas, the prision museum, and more ... Quaint restaurants in old homes make this a delightful place to have lunch.
Galveston — 9 hours
See historic homes on Broadway, Sacred Heart Cathedral, The Strand, Moody Gardens, The Grand 1894 Opera House, The Elisa, "The Great Storm" movie, the Texas Seaport Museum, and more ...
Texas City and Kemah — 9 hours
Tour the Texas City History Museum, see a film about the 1947 Texas City explosion, have a guided tour through Victorian homes, see the coastline and imitation light house. Then visit the Boardwalk with its array of souvenir shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
Hempstead, Anderson, Navasota, and Bryan — 10 hours
See the historic town square in Hempstead, visit the Fanthorp Inn State Historical Park, ride an 1850 stagecoach in Anderson, view the La Salle Monument dedicated to explorer Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle who was killed in Navasota in 1687, and visit the George Bush Library at Texas A&M University.
Brenham, Washington on the Brazos, and Chappell Hill — 10 hours
Visit Blue Bell Creameries, Independence Hall, the Barrington Living History Farm, the house of Texas President Anson Jones, Star of the Republic Museum, the 1850s Stagecoach Inn, the 1869 Old Rock Store, and the Browning Plantation of about 1857.
Wharton, Bay City, and Victoria — 10 hours
Go to the Wharton County Historical Museum, Frank T. Harrison, Jr. Visitor Center, McNamara House, the Nave Museum, and Riverside Park.
Baytown and Deer Park — 10 hours
Visit the Baytown History Museum, ride the Lynchberg Ferry, see the San Jacinto Monument and Museum of History, climb the Battleship Texas, watch the slide show history show about the historic Battle of San Jacinto and Texas Revolution.
Beaumont — 10 hours
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Museum, McFaddin-Ward House, Spindletop/Gladys City Boomtown, Texas Energy Museum, and French Historic House & Museum.
Richmond — 10 hours
Tour the Fort Bend History Museum, the Moore House, the 1800s jail with a gallows for criminals, Deaf Smith's final burial place, the Long-Smith cottage, the historic cemetery where Jane Long and Mirabeau Lamar are buried, historic downtown, and the George Ranch Historical Park.
Columbus — 10 hours
See the Senftenberg-Brandon House Museum, Stafford Opera House, Alley Log Cabin, and the Colorado County Courthouse.
Port Arthur and Orange — 12 hours
Museum of the Gulf Coast, Pompeiian Villa, Stark Museum of Art, the W. H. Stark House, the Heritage House Museum, and the First Presbyterian Church.
Schulenburg and Austin — 12 hours
Painted Churches, Austin Museum of Art, the State Capitol, Governor's Mansion, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, and the Texas State History Museum.
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