DISTRIKT : Howdy from Texas, y'all!

Floating on the Guadalupe River is the best you can do on a hot summer day in Texas!

#Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier – a great place to go to at #night

Best #BBQ in #texas – #GoGranzin

Texas Bluebonnets – they bloom between mid-March and mid-April. They will bloom in the southern parts of Texas first. Places like Brenham, Houston, Corpus Christi and San Antonio will start lighting up with Bluebonnets sometime in the latter part of March. As the season moves on, all the other places up North will start blowing up with these wonderful Bluebonnets.

South Padre Island – a fantastic place to have a relaxing weekend! This tropical location can be found at the southermost part of the world’s longest barrier reef island in the Gulf of Mexico. The island is conneKted to the mainland by the Queen Isabella Causeway and considered the finest coastel resort in Texas. Plus, you can find the islands own micro-brewery, the Padre Island Brewing Company. I had one before and can definitly recommend it!

“Fiesta San Antonio” (or simply “Fiesta”) is an annual spring festival held in San Antonio, Texas, USA. It started in the late 19th century and began as a single event to honor the memory of the battles of The Alamo and San Jacinto. This year everybody can join the Fiesta April 16th – April 26th 2015. Fiesta is the city’s biggest festival and more than three million people take part in more than 100 events that take place all over the city and beyond. A special parade I can recommend is the Texas Cavaliers River Parade on April 20th (7pm – 10pm). Hundreds of thousands of people line the banks of the San Antonio river to view the most unusual parade in America! This parade promises an evening of family fun with live music, celebrities and lights. More than 40 festively decorated floats sponsored by local community organizations and military installations drift down the river.

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium – home to the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns Football Team since 1924. The atmosphere on a Game day is just breathtaking. Hook’em Horns!

Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas. This standing along Route 66 west of Amarillo was invented and built by a group of art-hippies imported from San Francisco. Everybody is always welcome over there. You can Even bring Spray paukt, make sure to also bring a camera. Because whatever you create will probably only last a few hours before it’s created over by someone else. 🙂

Galveston Beach/Bolivar Peninsula after Hurricaine Ike, a tropical cyclone that swept through portions of the Greater Antilles and Northern America, destroyed the area in September 2008. Pictures were taken 6months later and it still looked like that.

Buc-ee’s. I am sure every texan knows about this company. One of the biggest gast stations as well as food store located around the Texan roads.

Take the boat on a saturday and enjoy life!

When you live near a town with one stoplight, you learn to make your own fun. Today’s Shiner is home to 2,069 residents and a pretty famous little brewery. Kosmos Spoetzl’s, Founder of Shiner Beer Brewery once said: “Put together a bunch of CZECHS AND GERMANS and you’ll either get a darn good beer or a fistfight.”

Jacob’s Well, Texas’ Most Dangerous Diving Spot The largest underwater cave in Texas has been known as swallow people whole, it has also provided a nearly non-stop source of water for thousands of years. Jacob’s Well is an amazing sight to see, as the water from deep within the well pools out into a natural spring that runs off into Cypress Creek. Known as one of the most dangerous dive spots on the planet, Jacob’s Well is truly incredible to witness.

Pregame fun at the El Mercado next to the UT Stadium on a gameday. Good mexican food as well!

Texans love their state with all their heart.

How can you tell a Texan? Well, they are going to “y’all” you all the time.

Texas Hill Country. Even for non-hikers like me worth going up there!

Cavender’s Boot City in San Marcos. Definitly worth a visit!

Wurstfest – a unique annual celebration rich in German culture and full of Texas fun! @ Comal River in New Braunfels, TX! Great food, music, dancing, German and domestic beer, special events and the fun Bavarian Style Entertainment. Nov 6th-15th!