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Austin

As the state capital and home to the University of Texas, Austin offers history and attractions that will keep almost everyone busy. In fact, this city has been called, on more than one occasion, the playground of Texas. Maybe that's because of the 300 days of sunshine and year-round pleasant temperatures it offers visitors. Blues, country, western, reggae, swing, conjunto, tejano, jazz, rock and everything in between, have made this city the self-proclaimed "Live Music Capital of the World."

 

Houston

Houston covers over 540 square miles and is the 4th largest city in the USA. Over 100 ethnic groups and about 2 million people call the reside in Houston, which gives the city an unique flavor with different types of heritage and influence in every direction. If you look toward the southeast Texas coast of the Gulf of Mexico, known affectionately to citizens as the "Bayou City," you will find Houston. Founded by the Allen brothers in 1836, Houston boasts an interesting and extensive history, even serving as the temporary capital of the Republic of Texas after the War of Independence from Mexico.

 

Dallas

Thereâ??s a reason why they say everything is bigger in Texas, and you can be sure the thriving city of Dallas has a lot to do with it. But if you think 'Big D'" is all about Cowboys football and rodeos, youâ??re in for a welcomed surprise. The cityâ??s slogan, â??Live Large. Think â??Big D" perfectly describes the wealth of opportunities and optimism that greets every new visitor and resident. And truth be told, that â??Big D" could easily stand for diversity.