Things To Do in Abilene, Texas

Situated on 220 acres of rolling terrain with Lytle Creek meandering through the golf course, many beautifu... More on Diamondbackgolfclub.biz/

Overall a really nice course for the money. More on GolfReview

One of five largest in state; more than 173 species of animals displayed in natural habitats. Special featu... More on traveltex

Inexpensive and easi More on igougo

Another David S. Castle landmark, the Paramount Theatre opened May 19, 1930, as part of the Wooten Hotel de... More on uptake_content

The movie was preceeded by a Bugs Bunny cartoon. More on TripAdvisor

Head for Dyess's Linear Air Park, where twenty-five World War II, Korean, and Vietnam War aircraft display... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

There are 31 World War II, Korean conflict and Vietnam conflict aircraft on display outdoors. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The zoo maintains a collection of both plants and animals. The animal exhibits are surrounded by plants nat... More on Abilenetx.com

Very little to see here. The art exhibits that used to be around Nelson Park are not as grand as in former ... More on GeckoGo

Experience the Texas frontier between 1780 and 1880 in this multimedia facility. Meet some of the real peop... More on Discover America

This is a really neat place to spend the day. You can learn a lot and have a lot of fun at the same ... More on Judysbook.com

When the T-and-C opened (with Guys and Dolls) on June 21st, 1956, it was reported that $250,000 had been sp... More on Driveinmovie.com

It's good to see that this form of entertainment has suvived. the facilities are old except for the technic... More on TripAdvisor

For another collection head for the Grace Museum, 102 Cypress Street, Abilene (325-673-4587; www.thegracem... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

Built in 1909, The Grace is on the National Historic Register. It is a four-story, 55,000 square foot, miss... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Traveling exhibits and works of students and faculty displayed throughout year. More on Travel.yahoo.com

On Elm Creek in Taylor County, 15 miles north of Abilene.Blue catfish, hybrid striped bass, and white crappie provide the most consistent fishing opportunities at Fort Phantom Hill. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

I would love to get a metal detector in this park but they are not allowed. The original grounds are there along with the foundations. There isn't much left of the original buildings but after 150 ... More on TripAdvisor