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Galveston Info
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Destination Galveston
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Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau
With semitropical Island weather,
visitors can enjoy casual strolling on the 13-mile Seawall
or shopping along the Strand National Historic Landmark District
which is comprised of 36 square blocks and a wide variety of shops,
antique stores, restaurants and art galleries. Pier 21,
off Harborside Drive, offers shops, portside restaurants and a
maritime gallery. Three blocks from the Strand is the newly revitalized
Post office Street Arts & Entertainment District which
is home to various art galleries and shops.
Historic homes, museums and attractions
are abundant on the Island, many within walking distance of each
other. Galveston offers 13 historic homes and museums.
All of the historic homes predate The 1900 Storm, which took the
lives of 6,000 people. A multi-image documentary on the hurricane
titled, "The Great Storm," is shown daily at Pier
21. Historic home fans should also tour through the East
End Historic District, a designated historic district full
of beautifully restored homes and mansions.
The most popular attraction, other than the
beach, is Moody Gardens, which features an Aquarium
Pyramid, Rainforest Pyramid, Discovery Museum Pyramid,
IMAX Ridefilm Theater, a 3D IMAX Theater, and Palm
Beach. Nearby is the Lone Star Flight Museum, home
of the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame housing one of the finest
collections of restored aircraft and aviation exhibits in the
nation. Other one-of-a-kind museums include the Ocean Star
Offshore Drilling Rig & Museum and the Texas Seaport
Museum & 1877 Tall Ship Elissa.
Accommodations on the Island range from
affordable motels to luxurious resort hotels and condominiums
with Gulf views. For something more personal, choose one of the
island's historic bed and breakfasts for a romantic getaway. Galveston
offers accommodations for every traveler's taste and budget.
For more information, contact the Galveston
Island Visitors Center, 2428 Seawall Blvd., Toll-free at 1-888-GAL-ISLE.
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Texas
Aviation Hall of Fame / Lone Star Flight Museum
The museum is home to one of the finest collections of restored
aircraft and aviation exhibits in the nation. Over 40 restored aircraft
are displayed and most are in working condition. The collection
includes WWII Fighters, Bombers, Liaison Trainers, and Executive
Planes.
Hours:
Daily: 9am-5pm
Closed Christmas
Admission:
Adults: $6
Students (13-17): $5
Children to 12: $4
Under 5: Free
Seniors $4.50
Membership & Group Rates available.
2002 Terminal Dr.
Galveston, Texas
409-740-7722
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Seawolf
Park
Pelican Island via Seawolf Parkway (51st St.)
Features a 3-story pavilion, the USS CAVALLA
(WWII Submarine) ; the USS STEWART (destroyer escort - one of only
3 in the world); a Fishing Pier ; and a Playground. The park was
built on an immigration station site and offers a three-story pavilion
with a view of Galveston harbor, picnic sites, a playground area
and a lighted fishing pier. Seawolf Park is available for company
picnics, school field trips, and private parties.
Hours:
Sun.-Thurs.: Dawn to Dusk
Fri. & Sat: 24 Hours |
Admission:
Parking Fee:
Cars: $5
Buses: $10
School Buses: $5
Group Rates Available |
Naval
Display
(Cavalla & Stewart):
Adults: $5
Kids (Under 11): $2 |
Fishing
Pier:
Adults (12 - 64): $5
Kids (5 - 11): $2
Kids (4 and under): Free
Seniors (65+): $2
Seniors 65+ Annual Pass: $25 |
(409) 744-5738 (409) 797-5114
2504 Church St
Galveston, TX 77550 |
Gulf
Coast Railroad Museum
Hours:
Hours change frequently. Please call ahead.
Admission:
Adults: $5
Kids (4-12): $2.50
Kids Under 4:Free
Seniors 65+: $4.50
Group rates available.
25th and Strand
Galveston, Texas
409.765.5700 |
Texas
Seaport Museum & Tall Ship Elissa
Welcome to the Texas Seaport Museum, a project of the Galveston
Historical Foundation.
Share the adventure of the high seas at the Texas Seaport Museum,
home of the celebrated 1877 tall ship Elissa.
Hours:
Open 10am - 5pm daily. Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas.
Admission:
Adults: $6
Students (7-18): $4
Kids Under 6: Free
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children under age 19): $16.00
Pier 21 at Harborside Dr.
Galveston, Texas
409.763.1877 |
Galveston
County Historical Museum
W.L. Moody, Jr. organized the City National Bank in 1907. In 1919
this building on Market Street became the bank's home. When City
National Bank merged with Moody National Bank, the Moody Foundation
gave the old bank building to Galveston County which turned it into
the Galveston County Historical Museum.
Open daily (except New Year's Day, Thanksgiving,
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day)
FREE Admission
2219 Market Street
Galveston, Texas
(409)766-2340
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Bishop's
Palace
The Bishop's Palace is located on the corner of 14th and Broadway
across from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Architect Nicholas
Clayton designed the mansion for Colonel Walter Gresham and construction
began in 1886. In 1923, the then Galveston Diocese obtained the
home for Bishop Christopher Byrne until his death in 1950. It has
been open to the public since.
Tours offered
every 1/2 hour. Gift shop on premises. |
Winter Hours:
Labor Day to Memorial Day:
Noon - 4pm Daily |
Summer Hours:
Memorial Day to Labor Day:
Mon-Sat: 10am - 4:30pm
Sun: Noon - 4pm |
Admission:
Adults $6
Seniors 65+: $5
Teens: $3
Kids 12 & Under: $1 |
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Moody
Mansion
28,000 square-foot, four-story structure was completed in 1895.
Today, our guests visit 20 rooms on a tour that depicts the home
life of a powerful Texas family.
2618 Broadway P.O.Box 1300, Galveston, Texas 77550
Phone: 409-762-7668
www.moodymansion.org |
Moody
Gardens
Looking for island fun? Work or play, this tropical destination
is ideal for families and groups alike. Water your imagination and
travel the oceans of the world at the Aquarium Pyramid®. Step
into the Rainforest Pyramid® with thousands of tropical plants,
exotic fish and birds. Explore the mysteries of science at the Discovery
Pyramid®, and take a rocking and rolling ride through the universe
at the Ridefilm Theater. See spectacular images leap from the screen
of our six-story IMAX®3D Theater and visit beautiful Palm Beach
(seasonal) and the newly expanded Moody Gardens® Hotel.
www.moodygardens.com |
The
University of Texas Medical Branch
Established in 1891 as the University of Texas Medical Department,
UTMB has grown from one building, 23 students and 13 faculty members
to a modern health science center with more than 70 major buildings,
more than 2,500 students and more than 1,000 faculty. The 84-acre
campus includes four schools, two institutes for advanced study,
a major medical library, a network of hospitals and clinics that
provide a full range of primary and specialized medical care, an
affiliated Shriners Burns Hospital, and numerous research facilities.
UTMB is a component of the University of Texas System.
www.utmb.edu |
Galveston
Mardi Gras
Each year, more than half a million people gather in the streets
of Galveston Island to participate in the largest Mardi Gras celebration
in Texas. For 12 days and 11 nights the island is electrified by
the sounds of live music, spectacular parades, elaborate masked
balls, and flamboyant costumes.
www.mardigrasgalveston.com |
Galveston
Directories
Galveston
County Home Page
City of
Galveston Home Page
www.portofgalveston.com
www.thestrand.com
www.galvestonsurfcam.com
www.galveston.com
www.galvestonislandtx.com
www.galveston-cruises.net
Galveston
Map by Tiger Map Services
Up
to date Galveston News & Public Info
www.galvestonbest.com
www.galveston-tx.net
www.crystalbeach2.com
www.galvestonhistory.net |
Other
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Report For Galveston
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Beaches
Apffel East Beach Park
Sewall and Boddeker
Open Mid February through Mid October
picnic, volleyball, restrooms, food & beverages
409/763-6564
Beach Pocket Park #1
West Beach at 7-1/2 Mile Road on FM-3005
Open year-round
picnic, restrooms, fishing, food & beverages
409/766-2411
Beach Pocket Park #2
West Beach at 9-1/2 Mile Road on FM-3005
Open year-round
picnic, restrooms, fishing, food & beverages
409/766-2411
Beach Pocket Park #3
West Beach at 11 Mile Road on FM-3005
Open year-round
picnic, restrooms, fishing, food & beverages
409/766-2411
Dellanera RV Park
FM-3005 at 7 Mile Road
Open year-round
playgrounds, volleyball
409/740-0390
Fort Crocket-Seawall Park
Highway 87
Open year-round
picnic, fishing, fitness trails
409/766-2411
Galveston Island State Park
Route 1
Open year-round
picnic, restrooms, fishing, fitness trails
409/737-1222
Jamaica Beach
Off FM-3005
Open year-round
no facilities
409/737-1142
Palm Beach at Moody Gardens
One Hope Boulevard
Open Memorial Day through Labor Day
picnic, playgrounds, volleyball, restrooms, fishing, fitness trails,
food & beverages
409/744-4673
Poretto Beach
10th Street at Seawall
Seawolf Park - Pelican Island
end of 51st Street off Broadway
Open year-round
picnic, playgrounds, volleyball, restrooms, fishing, basketball,
food & beverages
409/744-5738
Stewart Beach Park
Seawall at Broadway
Open Mid February through Mid October
picnic, playgrounds, volleyball, restrooms, food & beverages
409/763-6564 |
The
Strand Clubs and Taverns
Fitzpatrick (2315 Ship's Mechanic Row) Irish pub.
Foam Depot (215 22nd Street) Offers a diverse selection of beers
and good pizza.
Galveston Brewrey
O'Malley's Stage Door Pub (2022 Postoffice)
Rockn Java (213 Tremont) Angst cappuccino cafe and bar. Bands on
Saturday nights.
Strand Brewrey (23rd and Harborside Dr.) Latest addition to the
Strand night scene. Features four special brews, mixed drinks, restaurant,
and live bands.
Strand Street Saloon (2007 Strand)
Yaga's Club (2314 Strand) Reggae music club.
Vibes Inc. (2314 Strand, behind Yaga's) Dance club and bar.
The Zoo (2122 Strand) The name says it all!
Strand Restaurants
Fisherman's Warf (22nd @ Harborside Dr.)
Hill's Pier 19 Restaurant and Fish Market (20th @ Harborside Dr.)
LaKing's Confectionary (2323 Strand) a traditional soda and malt
shop in the J.F. Smith & Bro. building built 1869
Mallory's Warf (21st @ Harborside Dr.)
Nash D'Amico's Pasta and Clam Bar (2328 Strand) Unique Italian seafood
dishes.
Old Strand Emporium (2112 Strand) sandwich and deli shop.
Phoenix Bakery and Coffee Shop (2228 Ship's Mechanic Row) beignets,
croissants, and gourmet coffees.
Sa'Saparilla Ice Cream Palour (2112 Strand) turn of the century
ice cream palour.
Smoothies (2121 Strand) a gourment yogurt cafe
Todd's on the Strand (2120 Strand) casual dining, burgers and seafood.
Waterwall Restaurant (2110 Strand)
Wentletrap (2301 Strand) Fine dining.
Yaga's Tropical Cafe (2314 Strand) Caribbean cafe.
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