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.
~49 miles from Galveston.

Impressive collection of caskets, hearses, and funeral industry regalia, including JFK's original Eternal Flame, Truman's embalming machine, and a waxy Pope and Lincoln lying in coffins.
~62 miles from Galveston.

It's the spot where black gold, Texas tea, first exploded out of the ground. Preserved for educating present and future fans of oil.
~71 miles from Galveston.

A large, Dalmatian-spotted fireplug, leftover from a movie promotion, is in front of the Fire Museum of Texas. It's now the world's 3rd largest fire hydrant.
~73 miles from Galveston.

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