Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

John Milkovisch drank 39,000 cans of beer, then decorated his house with the flattened empties.
~175 miles from Sinton.

An impressive collection of caskets, hearses, and other funeral industry relics, including JFK's original Eternal Flame, at the National Museum of Funeral History.
~185 miles from Sinton.

The magical Stone -- sort of an ugly cylinder painted green -- is the cultural heart of the town of Shamrock.

This World Spinach Capital celebrates its local spinach industry with two Popeye statues.
~148 miles from Sinton.

A classic motel with rooms inside Indian teepee-shaped buildings -- restored and opened in late 2006.
~125 miles from Sinton.

Jeff McKissack, Houston postal worker, spent his Golden Years building a large, gaudy, strange folk art tribute to what he considered "the perfect food."
~177 miles from Sinton.

The World's Largest Cowboy Boots are ready to kick s**t at the North Star Mall.
~119 miles from Sinton.

It's "Texas' only show cave with a 100 ft. waterfall" -- and a dinosaur.
~139 miles from Sinton.

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