NACOGDOCHES
The Oldest Town in Texas is a feast for the senses. Plan your escape to the taste of fresh blueberries at their peak of ripeness; the smell of new blooms in the state's largest azalea garden; the sight of rolling hills and towering pine trees; and the rich history that intertwines it all.
The red brick streets of the bustling downtown business and tourist district are lined with unique, locally owned shops, antique stores and art galleries. Historic treasures, including the Old Nacogdoches University Building, Durst Taylor Historic House and Gardens and the Sterne Hoya House Museum & Library, are plentiful and within walking distance. Nacogdoches is a year round destination with annual events for visitors of all ages.
The Azalea Trail, Freedom Fest, Multicultural Festival, Texas Blueberry Festival and Nine Flags Christmas Festival are some of the best times to make the scenic drive to the heart of Texas Forest Country. And, if a lazy weekend retreat in a historic bed & breakfast is more your speed, Nacogdoches is sure to please.
Nacogdoches Convention & Visitors Bureau
200 E. Main Street
Nacogdoches, TX 75961
(936) 564 7351 or 1 888 OLDEST TOWN