Great museum. Our family enjoyed the visit…read more Well kept, lovely architecture, and informative.

Absolutely captivating. I've been to museums across four continents and twenty countries. This…read moreplace is absolutely world class. For children or adults it's a must-see when in the RGV!

An INCREDIBLE hidden gem!!! Don't let the storefront-like entrance fool you. Inside is a wealth…read moreof history and culture from Weslaco and the surrounding area. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable and the displays are very well done. This high of quality for such a relatively small town is mind boggling. Kudos to the staff who obviously care a great deal for the museum and the town. THANK YOU to all of you!!!!

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Already a well-known pilgrimage site among Catholics, the City of San Juan, TX, is also home to the…read moreGelman Stained Glass Museum. It's here where you'll find beautiful works of Catholic artwork depicting major scenes from the Life of Jesus Christ. Having visited San Juan many times (my family and I usually do every year), I consider the museum one of those places I'd pass by, but don't bother to check out. That is, until today. One of the women at the front desk told me that it wasn't formerly an Orthodox church, which I originally assumed, and it was constructed in 2015, finally opening to the public six years later. The exterior, and of course, the interior resemble one of those epically grand cathedrals in Europe. With a chant recording wafting in the background, a visitor can easily get lost (mentally) exploring these magnificent masterpieces. It's a good thing photography is allowed so as long as it's with your phone, tablet, or even a camera. Speaking of which, I captured several of the stained glass windows that caught my eye. Among those that stood out to me were the Birth of Jesus, the Holy Family's Escape to Egypt, the Resurrection of Jesus, and St. Patrick's presentation on the Holy Trinity using a shamrock. There are also a few statues standing guard amidst the exhibits as well. Another tidbit I got from the front office is that a chapel acting as the miniature version of the museum is under construction just a few feet away. It's projected to be completed this year. I'd you ever find yourself in the Rio Grande Valley, please pay a visit to this hidden gem.

We had a private self guided tour for 10 people! It was amazing! We actually did have staff to tell…read moreus some of the basics and give us a sample of the beautiful music from the organ. New building in the works for more, older windows. Must see if in area!!

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.

Such a neat little place! They have a great gift shop, and admission is beyond cheap! We lived the…read moreFrida exhibit when we went a few months ago. We will definitely have to check them out more often.

I stopped by here randomly today to kill time and I'm so glad I did. Different from most museums…read morethis is an educational museum so the atmosphere here is more toned down and the setup is simple. About the museum: -The science section is neat and they have a small collection of interesting animals to look at. -There are really beautiful artworks in the art gallery. I honestly didn't expect such well curated galleries here. About the staff: As for the staff...they were really welcoming and helpful. There was one staff in particular, Lisa, who was just so friendly and personable. She showed me their bearded dragon and took the time to teach me about them. Make sure to check them out!

Excellent collection in the hands of knowledgeable owners. Both a shop and a museum/gallery…read more Whether looking or shopping, Nuevo Santander will not disappoint!

A spectacular selection of motorcycles all in one building. Helpful staff member and great…read morecollection all under one roof.

Deep in south Texas lies this amazing museum of motorcycles. About 99% are american made (Harley,…read moreIndian, Ace, Henderson) An impressive and shiny collection of vintage Harley- Davidsons and Indians are displayed. Great and unique staging. I spent two hours observing these beautiful machines. Admission is $5, open only on weekends. If your nuts about motorcycles (like me) this should be on your travel list. Bless the staff for preserving motorcycling history

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.

A small National Park. Excellent movie and informative…read morevisitor center. Walking tour of a small section of the battlefield. No interactive displays to keep children's interest. Closes at 4:30

Nice facility and trails. Visitor center has lots of displays and a volunteer who is knowledgeable…read morein the stories behind the site. Well stocked gift shop and stamping station with a movie to see. Check for lizard crossing, (they are very cute) and check out the cacti. Fascinating info on the battle fought here.