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Brownsville Map, Texas

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Brownsville Travel Guide

The city of Brownsville is filled with well-established art galleries and a number of museums where not only the art of Brownsville and Mexico but also popular arts from around the world are featured. The Brownsville Heritage Complex and the Little Graceland Museum are places where most of the tourists make their visit. Brownsville offers many local attractions such as the Gladys Porter Zoo, Port of Brownsville and... read more

Brownsville Sightseeing

This city also boasts historical attractions, natural beauty and a large variety of vacationers’ amenities. Some of the top rated attractions that captivate the travelers in an exotic way are listed below. read more

Brownsville Nightlife

Shenanigan's Irish Pub & Grill: This is a great Irish themed pub that is ideally located in a strip mall. The various facilities the nightlife freaks can enjoy at this pub include a great number of LCD TVs, comfortable couches, a huge round table and an exceptional jukebox. The most admired and liked feature that attracts nightlife lovers and bring them back to Shenanigan’s is its 120 oz beer towers. Even the... read more

Brownsville History

Brownsville also had a role in the United States Civil War. The city was used to smuggle Confederate merchandise into Mexico. Often times, there were European ships waiting on the Mexican coasts for cotton and other important Southern goods. In order to stop the smuggling, Union troops marched on Brownsville; but, before they could get there, Confederate soldiers had abandoned and blown up their fort. The... read more