Location: Texas City
Top Things to do in Texas City
The 10 Best Things to Do in Texas City, United States
Texas City in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Shopping Malls. Discover best things to do in Texas City with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Texas City
1. Tanger Outlets Galveston / Houston
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Find great savings on merchandise from your favorite designer and name-brands direct from the manufacturer at stores like: Old Navy, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nike, Banana Republic, Under Armour, Chico's, J.Crew, Michael Kors, Coach, Reebok and many more. Before you travel, check out the Tanger Outlet website to find the latest Coupons & Sales Offers for Tanger Outlets in Houston. Or, when you arrive at the outlets, make your first stop Shopper Services to learn about the benefits of joining TangerClub (Tanger Club information is also available online). In Shopper Services you can purchase a coupon book full of great savings or if you are already a TangerClub member pick up a coupon book for free! Think Outlets, Think Tanger.
Reviewed By Diane C - Seminole, Florida, United States
I always love a food outlet mall. This one is right up at the top of the ones I've visited. We stopped here while visiting my son in Houston who is in the coast guard. This mall is so good to the military and first...MoreHi Diane, thank you so much for your excellent review. I am so happy you enjoyed your visit with Tanger Outlets Houston and thrilled to hear about the many military discounts your son was able to take advantage of! Hope to host you again soon,.
2. Railean Rum Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 53 reviews
The Railean Distillery is located in San Leon, Texas. Open to the public for tours, tastings, bar, and gift shop. Visitors can purchase bottles, cocktails and souvenirs.
Reviewed By Caradee123
I couldn't be happier with the tour and bar at Railean. Having been a resident of Houston for the last five years or so my only regret is not finding this place sooner. The owners are legit and truly know their stuff. The tour is...MoreThank you so much! Glad you enjoyed your visit to The Railean Distillery & Buccaneer Bar, hope to see you soon. Cheers!
3. Texas City Dike
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Amber H
My husband and I drove down the dike and back just to check it out. It looked like a nice place to fish, but there was trash everywhere. At the end of the dike, you can see the plants in Texas City, Galveston, the ferries, and lighthouse in Crystal Beach, which was pretty cool. There was also a nice park at the entrance, but we didn't have time to check it out.
4. Paddle Monkeys
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Paddle Monkeys is the ONLY water access stand up paddleboard rental business near Galveston! Our location is perfect for beginners. We are in a flat water canal community with no wind or choppy water issues! We will have you up and paddling in 15 minutes!! SUPing is the newest, coolest sport in the world! Come out and try it, it's easy, it's fun, and the whole family can do it!
Reviewed By Teddy716
Kim is exceptionally knowledgable with SUP and got us on to water quickly after going through safety informations. She gave my friend, who have never SUP before, instructions needed to enjoy the day and how to battle the windy situation. The SUPs are in great...MoreThank you for coming out, and thank you for the kind words. I'm so glad ya'll had a good time!
5. Texas City Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Local History Museum featuring artifacts from the USS Westfield (including a real Civil War cannon), exhibits on the founding of Texas City and the 1947 Disaster, Children's Discovery Room and model train layouts.
Reviewed By Lisa B - Texas
This is a great regional museum that portrays Texas City's resilience to hurricanes, the large ammonium nitrate explosion of 1947 and the change of sea port status. This museum is educational and interesting. I applaud the people of Texas City for their tenacity and perseverance to overcome obstacles. This museum is a fitting tribute to them.
I had heard about the Texas City explosion, but only as a side mention in history. This museum helped me process the magnitude of this explosion and its affects on the city. Similar to what happened in West in 2013, but of greater magnitude as nearly 600 people were killed.
We are glad we stopped and learned more about this great city and wish them well as they grow into the future.
Note: The second floor has a large miniature railroad layout. There are many retired men who are busy working on their layouts and who will talk with you about their trains. This is worth a quick peek.
6. Galveston Bay Outfitters - Private Fishing Trips
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Galveston Bay fishing guide service for the gulf coast. Corporate packages available.
Reviewed By mountainswans - Westcliffe, Colorado
Will could not have been nicer. From start to finish (1/2 day trip) he was professional and fun. He made sure everyone was fishing as much as possible....her took us to about 6 different spots and we caught a dozen or so fish and 8 were keepers....he baited hooks, netted fish, and untangled lines from rocks and each other! He was so nice to the grandkids (5 & 6) and let them "drive" us home. He then cleaned all our fish...we ate like kings! Thank you, Will....an awesome day!
7. Bay Street Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Shonna I - Texas City, Texas
The best time to goto Bay Street Park is during the summer. There are concerts and they have the Fourth of July Fireworks at the park. The park is right before you get to the Texas City Dike. Good fun for fishing!
8. Noble Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By KLsWanderlust - Houston, Texas
A pretty park that is very well-maintained. We were very interested in the steam train locomotive (Shay Locomotive O.P.& E. #112) and old caboose that have been preserved on-site as well as a smaller undocumented rail vehicle that is set up close by the impressive train. They all seem to have been dedicated in the mid '90s. A nice stop after we visited the Texas City Museum, they were very helpful in giving us the easy directions to find the locomotive.
9. Altitude Trampoline Park
Overall Ratings
2 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By sunandsand82 - Sulphur, Louisiana
Paid $45 for three kids and two adults to jump. Went on a Tuesday and they were not busy, so that was a plus. Husband jumped into the foam pit with the balance beams and hurt his leg. No sign posted stating that the pit is shallow — probably need to make visitors aware of that (see photo). Got a Diet Coke out of the vending. Drink was flat and only had three choices of drinks b/c the machine was almost empty. They were shampooing the carpet when we went, which seemed odd to do while they were open, making your socks soaking wet on the bottom (see photo). Glad we live out of town, because my family and I won’t be back to this place...
10. Houston Kiteboarding
We are located downtown Fort Walton Beach, near Burrito Del Sol. We share a parking lot with the Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce.
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