From museums and haunted hotels to beaches and unique local eats, this Gulf Coast island has it all.
Galveston has a rich history.
Celebrate Juneteenth where it began.
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Visit Galveston offers aself-guided Freedom Walk Touron its website and app.
It highlights various points of interest, including the spot where Granger read General Order No.
Enjoy a shrimp besito or a muffuletta for a taste of Gulf Coast flavors.
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Youll find them around the island, including atShrimp N StuffandTaquilos.
Take a ghost tour.
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Hit the beach.
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Visit the pyramids.
Theres even a small beach and paddleboat.
The complex hosts various events throughout the year, including an indoor ice sculpture spectacular during the holiday season.
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Book aghost tourof the hotel to find out more.
The intricately carved late-19th-century Toujouse Bar in the lobby sets the tone for a memorable stay.
Guest rooms have a stately feel with oversized windows and original crown moldings.
If you want more space to spread out, reserve a suite at The Quarters across the street.
These accommodations offer full kitchens, exposed brick walls, and ample closets for large families or groups.
Hotel Lucine
A renovated motel from the 1960s,Hotel Lucinehangs onto its midcentury charm.