Cheap Things To Do in Edinburg, Texas

Founded as the Hildalgo County Historical Museum in 1967, exhibits cover the history of South Texas and Northeastern Mexico from prehistoric times to 1900. Permanent exhibits installed in the $2.5 ... More on traveltex

This a wonderful place to take the whole family. At first you walk up the stairs an encounter a hug... More on Judysbook.com

collections: View permanent exhibits spanning from an encounter with the Coahuiltecan Indians, through the Spanish Conquest and the Ranching Era, ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Hidalgo County Historical Museum exhibits give a broad overview of the region, from prehistoric tribes through Spanish exploration and colonization, the Mexican War, Rio Grande steamboat era, Civil... More on uptake_content

The pool is closed from October through February. During Fall/Spring seasons, hours are 7:30-8:30PM weekdays and Noon-6PM weekends. ... More on SwimmersGuide

Features a half-mile nature trail winding its way through six acres of native Valley vegetation, plus butterfly gardens, ponds and cactus gardens. The indoor exhibit hall offers interactive childre... More on traveltex

The Valley Nature Center is a small 6-acre park located within the town of Weslaco. We had taken it off our sightseeing list for lack ... More on igougo

The Shrine was designated a National Shrine on March 24, 1998 and on June 12, 1999 it was designated and honored as a Basilica which gives it its ... More on Sanjuanshrine.org

The Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees bring on the sting with outstanding ice action throughout their six-month season - October ... More on uptake_content

The Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees bring on the sting with outstanding ice action throughout their six-month season - October ... More on Mcallencvb.com

The ferry was first used in the 1740’s by Spanish explorers and colonists under Jose de Escandon. More on Southtexastourism.com

This is the original home John H. Shary, the renowned "Father of Valley Citrus. " Shary was the first commercial citrus grower in the Valley and credited with creating the thriving agricultural ... More on uptake_content

This is the original home John H. Shary, the renowned "Father of Valley Citrus. " Shary was the first commercial citrus grower in the Valley and credited with creating the thriving agricultural ec... More on Mcallencvb.com