Excellent teachers, great syllabus, and good customer service. The staff is very knowledgeable of…read morethe different styles they each teach. My child did learn a lot!

It has a lot of steps to walk about and all. The view from the top is phenomenal. You can see all…read moreof port Isabel.

This is a state historic site with a stunning view. I learned that this lighthouse guided ships…read moreinto the harbor and the Rio Grande. It was even used as a lookout during the American Civil War by Confederate and Union forces. You can go inside the lighthouse but you need to pay per person. They have restrooms that are mostly clean and a visitor center.

Great history within but more interesting is the history of medicine and the archaic tools doctors…read moreused for medical practices. Definitely a different world in a different time. The Muslim also seems to host touring exhibitions.

I just found this art museum by chance. They don't seem to have a permanent collection of art but…read morethey do have these three really cool old houses that are furnished and you can walk around in, definitely worth the trip over. The admission is totally free they do except donations. Currently they have an exhibit of quilts from The national quilt Museum. It seems that they are quilts that were put into a contest and it's all of the finalists and the winners. They're beautiful works of art and you should check them out. This little museum is very quaint, everyone's very friendly and I highly recommend it.

South Padre's annual sandcastle days exhibition Oct 5-8 provokes the unfiltered imagination against…read morethe oceanic backdrop. The works of several artists around the world is beyond fascinating and eternal. Their artistry unfolds in just a moment of time and surrenders to the ocean. Like many great artists, the work is not for material gain, but rather for the cathartic experience to them and the audience that embraces it. We suggest arriving South Padre Island in advance to settle in before the live art exhibition begins. It's a fascinating process to watch the work evolve over a handful of days. Best time to take photos is the last day, early in the morning around 9AM before the mass crowds arrive. Parking is ample at Clayton's so long as you arrive early. I had just completed a few paintings of my own and was pleasantly surprised to find this exhibition complete my thought processes and personal journey.

An incredible site, more parents should take their children to see this place. My Dad would always…read moretake me and my siblings to visit historical sites and museums as he knew the importance of passing down the knowledge of how we all came to be.

It's a taste of that time. The museum is a collection of decommissioned weapons, pictures, maps;…read moreall of which some items have a story to them and some do not. A little outdated and a need for a revamp but with a little vigor of interest of that time, all is enjoyable.

Great place with great service! The gentleman running the booth, possibly the manager, was very…read morehelpful when my kid had an accident here. Gave us one free ride too. My kid was so happy. The accident, she accidentally spilled her drink her on shirt and pants, almost ruined her day.

The best carousel for kids and older people it my favorite carousel because of the horsesread more

The revitalization of the Downtown Square Market is successfully putting the square market front…read moreand center stage of Brownsville's yearly events and happenings! The market Square is once again surrounded by up-and-coming restaurants, lounges, shops, and bars all of which are seemingly thriving. Great ambience filled with chill vibes.

We've visited a lot of tourist gift shops over the years, but this one is by far our favorite. The…read morestaff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful from the moment we walked in. One of the best features was being able to customize our own T-shirts and hoodies--it made finding unique souvenirs and gifts so much more fun. They also shared some great recommendations for local hot spots, which made our trip even better. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by!

They are charging 2 dollars for any payment that isn't cash. What I purchased was $35 and they…read morecharged me $37. It's illegal in Texas for a business to charge a fee for debit card transactions, according to Texas law and the rules of major credit card networks like Visa. Debit card surcharging is illegal in all 50 states