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In 1882, a railroad line through Central Texas connected Austin to Burnet. Generations of passengers enjoyed this line until the 1930's. In it's heyday, the train brought all the pink granite used to construct the Texas State Capitol Building. Since the steam train returned to the Texas Hill Country, more than 200,000 passengers have made the train a stop in their Texas travels. Today, the ASTA offers passengers several excursions to choose from, each with it's own enchantment. Suite101 recommends the original and most popular train ride, the Hill Country Flyer. Hill Country Flyer Train Excursion (Cedar Park to Burnet) From the moment passengers arrive at the Cedar Park, Texas, rail station where the trains depart, nostalgia kicks in. The vintage passenger train cars sit lined...

Seeing the South is probably worth considering. You can book accommodation in the most luxurious hotels or get lodging in local homes depending on what works best for you. Also, you can enjoy amazing delicacies and explore the diversity of culture. Planning a trip with your family or going alone for an adventure? We have three historical points that you will love to visit in Texas, so here we go: The Alamo This is definitely one of Texas's most historic battle sites. It is a fort designed in the Spanish Colonial-style and was home to the missionaries originally. In 1836, during the 13-day Texas Revolution, the Mexican troops conquered the Texas soldiers who volunteered to fight. When you visit The Alamo, you can still feel the rich historic aura. Visitors pay homage to the brave men...

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Scenic Ride in Vintage Passenger Train Near Austin – Texas Hill Country Steam Train

Seeing the South: 3 Historical Points You’ll Love in Texas