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We enjoyed a tour of seven days rather cheap in the spring semi-tropical city in 2009. Among the highlights are listed below.

Culture and history. These two properties are more important, we have known. The place is definitely Spanish and Mexican, traditional and modern. We loved, and I have nothing against her, in a minority of English only here.

Recreation. All kinds, both inside and outside. The zoo, for example,Many animals and birds of all types and sizes, including crocodiles, rhinoceroses, camels, storks, swans and butterflies. It 'also compact and well organized in a way that spreads easily on foot with several points of rest and refreshment. Open: Monday to Sunday, 9-5. Elders Cost: Adults $ 9.50, $ 8, children $ 6.50, under 2 free.

Other activities include travel (locally and across the border), golf, boating, swimming, sunbathing, surfing, shelling from the sea, fishing, hiking, bird watching (all kinds), the fineArt festivals, parades, beaches, shops, restaurants, public parks, lakes and rivers, camping, movies, museums, Fort Brown, architecture, galleries, universities and hospitality services.

Mexico itself (passport, please). It 'just over the border in the Rio Grande River, one block south of the historic city of Brownsville's. Our day was very informative tour of Matamoros is also cost $ 25 per person. The visit also combined into a five star arrestedRestaurant and gift shop total production of property near the old border bridge. Some of our fellow tour there steak dinner key cost: about $ 10 each with a salad buffet, dessert and drinks included.

Museums.

Historic Brownsville. A must for lovers of history, has many objects and old photographs. Learn about early settlers, the big-shot businessmen, farmers and railroad men, the first missions, priests,and religious, and the city at the beginning of politics. Open: Tuesday-Saturday 10-4. Cost: Adults € 2, children under 15 - $ 0.50

Palo Alto Battlefield. This vast area where the first battle of the Mexican-American War (1846) instead. It 'widely used on the north side of town, and under U.S. National Park Service (NPS). It has a reception center. Open all year, 8-5. Arrive at 5 Clock. Cost: Free.

Housing. Many hotels, motels, apartments,Homes, timeshares and are in the Brownsville area. The region is also built with modern shops and malls.

Food. Bustling streets here, as, Boca Chica, Central and other main streets are many world class restaurants, including casual chain known thin and fasting mixed selection, International, Oriental, American, Southwest, Seafood , Texas BBQ, Mexican, and so on.

Their authentic Mexican casual meals are delicious.For example, it includes soft-shell tacos, choice of meat, cheese and a thick slice of avocado, served with slices of fresh lime (to squeeze the juice) and hot grill or pan fried onions. His three-course dinner served regularly by the following

hot soup (starter)
thick, crunchy corn chips and sweet corn or flour tortillas with salsa verde
Main Course (mixed hot and cold dishes of choice) and slices of fresh lime
Dessert (sometimes a big cookie).

ThisDinner is similar but not identical to 04:56 Spanish courses that served in some restaurants in the south. Even the local grocery stores and street markets offer a wide selection of fresh fruit, melon, papaya, pineapple, peppers and other vegetables.

Port Isabel and South Padre Island. These are restaurants and leisure spots 19 miles northeast of Brownsville. They are easy to get a corner of Highway-48. These places offer entertainment for families, becausepirate ships, dock or boat fishing, camping, boating, beaches, fishing, restaurants, shops and other attractions.

Winter Texan places. Brownsville and surrounding communities in the Rio Grande Valley have RV (RV) Parks for visitors to the colder northern climates, the weather here in winter holiday without end. Winters are mild and pleasant.

In summary, this atmosphere of palm fruit yearin southern Texas, is a farmer and entertainment with its many attractions and activities and convenient. The summer months seem to be non-guest room in the far north.

As for non-Spanish speaking visitors to travel and, if they know everything that needs to be said. But it is useful to have an appreciation of Mexican culture, and sprinkled with lime juice for part of the food served in the canteen and localRestaurants.

More information and photos about the area of Brownsville, see below.

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