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The site of Battle of Palo Alto. Indoor museum includes artillery and a gift shop. A tour is provided along a walkway to the actual battle site with replicas of the artillery used in the war scattered throughout the place.
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Parade starting in Downtown Brownsville and ending with a firework celebration (the largest in South Texas) in the Brownsville Sports Park. Includes food, music and Glow Dash.
A trail in the Brownsville Sports Park with access to a lake, boardwalk and hiking pathways.
Sports park with baseball and soccer stadiums. It also has a new fitness center and a volleyball court. Very family friendly.
9-mile-long trail running north-south in the middle of the city.
Popular center for city events, weddings and other festivities. Rooms are named after important city buildings. The main ballroom has over 1,200 seats in a theater style setting. It also divides into five other rooms which features a classic seating style. Outside features a trail next to a resaca with Victorian-influenced lights.
Large open flea market with food trucks and vendors selling authentic Mexican goods, ranging from fruits, vegetables, plants, artifacts and other collectibles. Free parking. The number derives from its location on U.S. Highway 77. It is one of the first attractions you will see when arriving through Brownsville. Wear walking shoes, as it tends to get hot when walking through the area.