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Plan your trip today & get ready to create new legends your family will talk about for years to come!

Bryan, Texas is a community filled with legendary stories, but the word “legend” has many meanings. Legends can be heroic tales, myths from the past, or inspiring individuals... but some legends are simply tall tales rooted in family memories, passed down from one generation to the next.

The bass caught at Lake Bryan that was too big to believe.

The friendly giraffe who joined you for lunch at Aggieland Safari.

These family memories and more await you in Bryan, Texas… So plan your trip today & get ready to create new legends your family will talk about for years to come!

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Born of converging cultures and built on deep Texas roots, Bryan is a community filled with authentic stories, people, and places – our legends.

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Arts, Culture, & History

Bryan is a vibrant, diverse community home to a thriving arts scene, rich in cultural diversity, and rooted in a storied past more than 150 years in the making.
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Topgolf Bryan

Topgolf Bryan — They’ve got lots of stuff that makes them golf: clubs, balls, tees, turf, a ball-picker-upper-cart thing, etc. They also have lots of stuff that’s not golf: loud music, giant…
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Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History

The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History is a science, nature, and cultural history museum in Bryan, Texas, United States. The museum also maintains memberships in American Alliance of Museums, Natural Science…
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Brazos Valley African American Museum

The Brazos Valley African American Museum aims to preserve the often overlooked Black history of the Brazos Valley, while carefully cultivating stories from across the area to pass down to future generations.
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Boonville Heritage Park

Boonville Heritage Park is the last preserved remnant of the town of Boonville, the original county seat of Brazos County. Occupying 11.29 acres, the park is home to the Turner-Peters log house…
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