By emma hynes
Texas is full of iconic landmarks that reflect the state’s rich history, diverse landscapes and larger-than-life culture.
Here are some must-see landmarks that help define the heart and soul of the state.
The building is from the 18th century and was the site of a siege in the Texas Revolution. Today it's a museum and World Heritage Site.
This art installation from the '70s was created to pay tribute to the culture of automobiles at the time.
The Space Center is a science museum with many exhibits, including the NASA tram tour. Visitors can easily spend a day exploring all the museum has to offer.
This state park contains the second-largest canyon system in the United States and served as a stunning backdrop for an iconic Indiana Jones film.
Located in Dallas, the sixth-floor museum of the Dealey Plaza is a monument that was built following the assassination of former president, JFK.
If you're a soda lover, this gallery shows a glimpse at the history of the popular soft drink. Visitors can tour the museum, visit the gift shop and even create their own soda.
This downtown Dallas tower, which stands at a whopping 561 ft, is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can travel to the top and see the city from above.
The Natural Bridge Cavern is home to the largest cavern in the state. Visitors can tour through it by traveling roughly 180 ft underground.
This iconic building, located in Austin, is designed to embody the political significance of the state’s capital. Its surroundings are equally striking, with lush, scenic landscapes.