Places to See and Do in El Paso TX

There is plenty to see and do in El Paso TX, whether you’re on a budget or not. Here are some of our favorite places to visit in the city:

Casa de Azucar

This art palace is the creation of one man’s hard work over 24 years. The palace is a must-see for those who love art and enjoy visiting a true labor of love. Be sure to leave a donation and help this artist keep his passion going strong. Best hearing aids for seniors.

National Border Patrol Museum

For those who want to get up close and personal with the history of El Paso, the National Border Patrol Museum is a must-visit. For more than 100 years the National Border Patrol has been ensuring that illegal immigrants, drugs and other contraband don’t cross into America. The Museum tells their story through photographs, weapons and oral histories.

Tex-Mex Food

You can’t go to El Paso without trying their local fusion of Mexican cuisine and American cooking styles called Tex-Mex. The best places to eat it are on the streets in the historic Downtown district, where you can see how locals live. The most popular dishes are enchiladas, chile con carne and margaritas.

Plaza Theatre

Originally built to be a movie house, the beautiful and historic Plaza Theater is now a concert and Broadway venue. The grandeur of the space speaks for itself, with plush carpets, delicate banisters of wrought iron and painted ornate ceilings. It’s a great place to watch a show, but the music and ambiance alone are worth the price of admission!

Hueco Tanks State Park

For hikers, nature lovers and those who like to rock climb, the Hueco Tanks State Park is a must-visit. Throughout the area, there are natural trails that encourage hiking and amazing views of the landscapes. The park is also like a giant outdoor museum, with historical sites all over the park from pottery that dates back centuries to Native American rock art.

The El Paso Museum of Art

This popular art museum was established in 1959 and is a popular attraction for many visitors to the city. The gallery hosts rotating and permanent exhibits of works from all over the world. The collection includes works by Gilbert Stuart, Manuel Gregorio Acosta and other important artists.

Concordia Cemetery

One of the most fascinating things to do in El Paso is taking a tour of the historic Concordia Cemetery. It is one of the oldest in the state and home to some famous names from Texas history. You can follow a guided tour or explore on your own. The cemetery is also where the famous outlaw John Wesley Hardin is buried. If you’re in the mood for shopping, be sure to check out the El Paso Street Market. Here you’ll find a mix of shops, street vendors, restaurants and the Kentucky Bar where it is said that the margarita was invented! It’s a great way to experience El Paso’s culture and diversity.

 

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