The most popular barrier island on the Gulf Coast, Galveston is insanely popular among the vacationers for its white sandy beaches, the historic Pleasure Pier and Victorian-era structures. Explore the top things to do in Galveston for an amazing vacation!
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Take a tour of Bishop's Palace, also known as Gresham's Castle, built in the Victorian style. This architectural masterpiece tops the list of the most important Victorian residences in the United States.
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Stop by the lively amusement park located on the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. The sprawling park has about 16 amusement rides, a mammoth of fun games and a plethora of dining options. You might run out of time but not the activities offered here!
Splash around in the electrifying water rides at the water park of Schlitterbahn Galveston Island. One of the most famous adrenaline attractions, Transportainment, the three-river system, is not to be missed while you're here.
Get ready for a nice sunbath at the Stewart Beach, one of Galveston's premier family beach. You can even play a game or two of volleyball at the beach's volleyball courts.
Visit the natural world at the Moody Gardens, a theme park that houses an aquarium, a rainforest habitat and a huge glass pyramid structure.
Take a walk through the Strand District in downtown Galveston. A significant landmark with 19th century architecture, this place offers a plethora of dining, shopping and entertainment options.
Book your stay at the premier and iconic Hotel Galvez. The hotel boasts of a distinctive and soothing spa experience along with a fully equipped fitness center.
Go for a camping and hiking adventure at the 2,000 acre Galveston State Park Island. It also offers activities such as mountain biking, kayaking and bird watching.
Book your tickets to an educational and memorable Dolphin Tour offered by BayWatch Dolphin Tour Company on Pier 21. You can spot these ingenious mammals playing and splashing around in the water.