Multiple Locations
(409)770-0722
www.artistboat.org

Explore your creative side and nature through a 2-hour kayak adventure on Galveston Bay that includes equipment and art supplies for you to create a masterpiece of the beautiful environment you will encounter.

1315 21st St.
(409)632-7685
www.theBryanMuseum.org

Join us for a day of high adventure! See the guns that "won the West," hear the bells of Spanish missions, ride the open range, and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of our shared past. Voted Best Museum by Galveston.com's annual BEST OF THE ISLAND AWARDS. The museum showcases one of the world's largest collections of historical artifacts, documents and artwork relating to the American West.

2618 Broadway
(409)572-2544
www.galvestoncm.com

Nestled on the ground floor of the historic Moody Mansion, our museum is filled with open-ended hands-on activities and interactive exhibits for children ages 2 to 10 and beyond. Come rain or shine, families can enjoy exploring science and art, music and performing, imaginative play and creative design with endless possibilities.

100 Seawolf Pkwy
(409) 770-3196
www.GalvestonNavalMuseum.com

Immerse yourself in adventure and history at the Galveston Naval Museum! This unique attraction gives you the opportunity to explore two historic World War II undersea vessels – the USS Cavalla and the USS Stewart – on a self-guided tour or with a knowledgeable guide. The USS Cavalla is best known for sinking the Japanese aircraft carrier Shokaku, a veteran of the Pearl Harbor attack. The USS Stewart is the only Edsall-class destroyer escort preserved in the United States.

2602 Sante Fe Place
(409)765-5700
www.galvestonrrmuseum.org

Towering at the head of the Strand, the vast Railroad Museum boasts one of the largest restored railroad collections in the southwest, and one of the five largest in the country, with numerous railroad memorabilia and exhibits, including more than 40 pieces of locomotives and rolling stock. South East Texas' most popular railroad museum, there is something here for everyone!

2100 Harborside Dr
(409)220-1206
www.galvestonwateradventures.com

This one hour tour is aboard Cruise-N-Time, a twin engine open-air tour boat departing from Pier 21. The tour is of Galveston's harbor to see birds and marine life. The boat is usually able to get a close up view of playful dolphins. It's great for the whole family. There are two tours a day, weather permitting.

One Hope Blvd
(409)744-4673
www.moodygardens.org

Explore the oceans and rainforests of the world in these amazing attractions at Moody Gardens. The Rainforest Pyramid recently underwent a complete redesign with exciting new exhibits that allow you to see endangered species, plants and free roaming animals from around the world.

2618 Broadway
(409)762-7668
www.moodymansion.org

Come tour this 1895 historic mansion filled with opulent furnishings and heirlooms from one of Texas’s most powerful families.

1900 Harborside Dr
(409)766-STAR
www.oceanstaroec.com

Take a leisurely, self-guided tour through the retired Ocean Star jack-up rig, which now serves as a museum and educational facility.

2313 Harborside Dr
(409)762-6677
www.piratesgulfcoast.com

Pirates! Legends of the Gulf Coast is a pirate-themed family experience where visitors can learn about the legends, myths and stories of the last buccaneers.

One Hope Blvd
(409)744-4673
www.moodygardens.com

Located in the Discovery Pyramid at Moody Gardens. Dive Into Adventure! On this wild and silly deep-sea submarine voyage, YOU choose the destination and YOU interact with your hapless captain -- Patrick Star! Plunge into a world of immersive 3D media, a torrent of special effects and a nonstop whirlwind of surprises! With an improvised, real time interaction with Patrick Star, and varying destinations, your adventure is never the same twice.

2020 Post Office St
(409)765-1894
www.thegrand.com

The Grand is one of the few remaining theatres of its era in Texas and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. As further recognition of its importance to the citizens of Texas, in 1993 the 73rd Texas Legislature proclaimed The Grand "The Official Opera House of Texas."