Explore 9 UCPlaces digital self-guided tours in Texas, United States

Salut tout le monde! Moi, c'est Emma, et je serai votre guide pour explorer les incontournables, les monuments emblématiques et la culture du centre-ville de Dallas. Ensemble, on va découvrir le cœur de Dallas avec cette visite à pied autonome, conçue pour vous montrer rapidement les sites historiques et les monuments les plus importants de la ville, sans vous prendre trop de temps. Des modestes débuts à la cabane de John Neely Bryan jusqu'à l'émouvant JFK Memorial Plaza et le dynamique Klyde Warren Park, ce parcours offre un aperçu complet du passé et du présent de Dallas. Explorez le Old Red Museum, Pioneer Plaza et le Sixth Floor Museum, chacun offrant une perspective unique sur la riche histoire et la culture de la ville. Cette visite est parfaite pour ceux qui viennent pour la première fois et ceux qui cherchent à mieux connaître les attractions emblématiques de Dallas. C'est un voyage à travers le temps et la culture, révélant les histoires derrière les monuments les plus chéris de la ville. On terminera notre visite dans le quartier historique, un endroit animé avec plein de restos et d'endroits pour se détendre et profiter de la ville.

Hello there! My name is Emma, and I will be your guide as we explore must see sites, iconic landmarks and culture of downtown Dallas. Together we will discover the heart of Dallas with this self-guided Walking tour, designed to quickly showcase the city's most significant landmarks and historical sites, without taking too much of your time. From the humble beginnings at John Neely Bryan Cabin to the poignant JFK Memorial Plaza and the vibrant Klyde Warren Park, this route offers a comprehensive overview of Dallas's past and present. Explore the Old Red Museum, Pioneer Plaza, and the Sixth Floor Museum, each offering a unique perspective on the city's rich history and culture. This tour is perfect for first-time visitors and those looking to deepen their appreciation for Dallas's iconic attractions. It's a journey through time and culture, revealing the stories behind the city's most cherished landmarks. We will finish our tour in the Historic District, a vibrant area with many restaurants and places to relax and enjoy the city.

Hello there and welcome to this UCPaces Where-to-Live tour of San Antonio! My name is Shelly and I’ll be showing you around this fantastic area. Are you ready to go? Great! Just follow your navigation and I’ll meet you at the first stop.

Hello, and welcome to this UCPlaces tour of Midland’s best neighborhoods. I’m Stephen, and I’ll be showing you around today on behalf of our local expert, Jenn Roussin. Jenn is an agent with JP and Associates REALTORS in the Permian Basin area of West Texas. If you’re looking for your next home in Midland, Odessa, or the surrounding counties, give Jenn a call at (210) 325-4377 or send an email to her at jennroussin@gmail.com. She’ll help you find the perfect place for your family at the perfect price. All right, let’s get started with the tour. Follow the GPS navigation to Urbandale, located right in the heart of the city.

Welcome to one of Texas’ most prized locations, the lovely Lake Conroe! First developed here on the Western Fork of the San Jacinto River in the 1970s as an alternate water source for the City of Houston, the lake's stunning beauty has lent Lake Conroe its reputation today as a popular hub of lake life splendor. With 5,000 of its over 22,000 acres of surface water within the Sam Houston National Forest, the natural beauty of Texas is ever present on Lake Conroe! At an average depth of 20 feet, and 157 miles of shoreline, there is ample lakefront space for potential residents and guests of all kinds to have their wants and needs satisfied! Speaking of satisfying your wants and needs, let me introduce you to Jamie Bechtold, and his group of real estate guides who will help you the rest of the way! After retiring early from a position with a Fortune 500 company, Jamie Bechtold decided to combine his Doctorate of Business Administration with his passion for real estate and helping folks through this exciting time in their lives. Priding himself on prompt follow-ups and constant availability, Jamie and his group are very invested in their clients, and genuinely want what’s best for you! Having the right real estate agent is essential to finding the right home, and a good one can make all the difference in the world. Once this tour is over, they’ll be the perfect people to contact! For now, though, let's get started on our tour around the many magnificent neighborhoods of Lake Conroe!

Hello there and welcome to this UCPlaces Where to Live Tour of Texarkana, Texas. My name is Shelly and I’ll be showing you around this amazing city. Texarkana is a two-county region with Texarkana, Texas on one side and Texarkana, Arkansas on the other. There are a few stories that explain where the name comes from. One says it was named after a Red River Steamboat. Another legend states that the name came from a cocktail called “Texarkana Bitters.” Yet another story is that a railroad surveyor just made up the name. Who knows, and it probably doesn’t matter. Let’s go check this place out for ourselves. Are you ready? Great! Oh, before I forget - We will be ending the tour at a fun park so you may want to pick up some lunch to eat there! Ok, Meet me right in front of the 1894 Gallery and City Market on 105 Olive Street. Your navigation will guide you in. See you soon!

Like most conquering overlords, the Spanish made short work of destroying the culture of the highly advanced civilizations of southern Mexico. The Aztecs and Mayans were no match for the steel and germs brought by the Europeans and were soon crushed under their boots as a worthless, inferior race. That stigma was still around and growing as the Anglos started to outnumber Hispanics in the new country and later state of Texas. In 1975, Jesse Trevino, who we will talk about later, painted a mural at Our Lady of the Lake University that would set the tone for many of the murals you will see today. The center of La Historia Chicana is a large Mexican pyramid, a reminder of the proud historical culture from which they had descended. Many of the murals you will see today refer to this culture. Currently in San Antonio that Hispanic influences growing. From pioneers like Henry B Gonzalez and Henry Cisneros to current political superstars Juan and Julian Castro the stigmas and stereotypes of the past are slowly fading. On this tour you will see a grassroots effort to raise awareness of the importance of culture and family in this predominantly Hispanic area at the same time you will see some pretty good art created by people that live in this neighborhood. This will be a special tour you will remember

Hi. My name is Bill Simons, and I am going to be your guide today. I am a member of the San Antonio Professional Tour Guide Association and own a company called Cycling San Antonio that takes people on bicycle tours down to the Spanish Missions. The historical King William area is so charming and important that the City of San Antonio included it on a tour for Prince Charles’ during his 1986 visit. This was the first planned subdivision in the city of San Antonio and the first historic neighborhood in the state of Texas. Today’s tour will cover some of the more interesting stories associated with several of the homes on King William Street. You will be directed to park one street over from King William on Madison Street, but most important for this tour is that you don’t park on King William Street proper.

San Antonio Mission Bike Tour