A historic border town, El Paso has become a modern city without sacrificing its Old Southwest flair. And, there is plenty to see and do way out here in West Texas. From natural wonders to manmade marvels, El Paso boasts an impressive list of attractions.
Few folks realize this border city is home to one of the most impressive zoos in the state. Don't miss your chance to see it while you're in town.
Don't let the name fool you, Western Playland is actually much more modern-day amusement park than Old West playground. With massive roller coasters, tea cup rides for the kids, wet rides, go carts and more, Western Playland has something for everyone.
The El Paso Museum of Art has a variety of art displays - both permanent and traveling - and also offers classes, workshops and other educational events.
Chamizal National Memorial pays tribute to the long-running border disputes between the US and Mexico, which were resolved by the Treaty of Chamizal in 1963.
Hueco Tanks offers a variety of outdoor activies, most notably camping and rock climbing. However, one of the biggest draws to this historic site are the prehistoric pictographs that dot the cave walls there.
The War Eagles Air Museum is dedicated to displaying World War II and Korean War-era military aircraft and features a number of impressive and interactive displays.