Six Places You Are Banned From Visiting In Texas

Texas is a big, friendly state. But don't get too comfortable, many places in The Lone Star State are off-limits, and swinging by these places for a visit could get you into big trouble.

While you are visiting or traveling across the state there is no shortage of fascinating places to see, and destinations that give you a wide range of things to explore including historical landmarks, natural wonders, and a few manmade spots.

Five Spots You Can Visit In Texas

1. The Alamo (San Antonio) – The symbol of Texas' fight for independence, the Alamo is a historic mission and the site of a pivotal battle in 1836. Visit here to learn about Texas' history.
2. Big Bend National Park – A national park located in southwestern Texas, Big Bend is full of rugged landscapes, hiking trails, and, of course, the Rio Grande River.
3. The Texas State Capitol (Austin) – The Texas State Capitol is an architectural masterpiece and there are free tours here. Another great spot to learn about Texas history.
4. Space Center Houston – This museum offers a behind-the-scenes look at NASA's programs. Tour the Johnson Space Center and see artifacts including spacecraft and astronaut suits.
5. Padre Island National Seashore – A beautiful stretch of coastline, that offers folks fun beach activities, bird-watching, and more.

Six Spots You Are Banned From Visiting

But there are a few places that even attempting to visit could get you into trouble. Know before you go, Here Are Five Spots You Are Banned From Visiting.