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February 15 - 26, 2027 · Motorcoach tour

Texas Treasures & Traditions

San Antonio, TX, USAOpen for Booking

Experience the best of the Lone Star State on this unforgettable Texas journey filled with history, culture, and classic Southern hospitality. From a warm Texas BBQ welcome to iconic sights like the Gateway Arch, the Sixth Floor Museum, the Fort Worth Stockyards, Magnolia Market, the Alamo, and the San Antonio River Walk, this tour blends must-see attractions with relaxed pacing and memorable experiences. Enjoy beautiful gardens in Austin, fascinating presidential libraries, scenic drives, and time to explore charming downtowns along the way. With comfortable accommodations, thoughtful planning, and wonderful fellowship, this Texas adventure offers the perfect balance of discovery, relaxation, and fun.

Easy and relaxed pace
from $3,250 / per person, double occupancy

About

Trip overview

Experience the best of the Lone Star State on this unforgettable Texas journey filled with history, culture, and classic Southern hospitality. From a warm Texas BBQ welcome to iconic sights like the Gateway Arch, the Sixth Floor Museum, the Fort Worth Stockyards, Magnolia Market, the Alamo, and the San Antonio River Walk, this tour blends must-see attractions with relaxed pacing and memorable experiences. Enjoy beautiful gardens in Austin, fascinating presidential libraries, scenic drives, and time to explore charming downtowns along the way. With comfortable accommodations, thoughtful planning, and wonderful fellowship, this Texas adventure offers the perfect balance of discovery, relaxation, and fun.

*Cancellation Fees

Before July 1, 2026 - $100 admin fee

July 2, 2026 - October 1, 2026 - $500.00 Cancellation Fee + nonrecoverable

After October 2, 2026 - Only recoverable expenses

Dates
February 15 - 26, 2027
Length
12 days · 11 nights
Pace
Easy and relaxed
Deposit
$500 per person
Departs from
Across Wisconsin

Easy and relaxed A very relaxed pace with minimal physical activity. Walking is limited and generally on flat, paved surfaces, with plenty of opportunities to rest. Much of the sightseeing happens from the coach. Ideal if you want to enjoy the journey without strenuous activity. Not sure if it suits you? Call us, or read what each pace means.

Your trip

Day by day

Open any day to read it in full. Meal chips show what’s included that day. Timings are a guide — your final documents confirm the details.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 1Day 1

First night in Springfield, Illinois

Monday, February 15 (L, D)

Our Texas adventure begins as we depart Wisconsin and travel south through Illinois. Along the way, we’ll enjoy comfortable travel with rest stops and time for fellowship. By late afternoon, we arrive in Springfield, Illinois, where we check into our hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening and overnight.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 2Day 2

Gateway Arch on the way south

Tuesday, February 16 (B, D)

After breakfast, we travel southwest through Illinois toward Missouri. Our day includes a stop in St. Louis to see the iconic Gateway Arch, one of America’s most recognizable landmarks. After time to enjoy the area and take photos, we continue on to Springfield, Missouri, where we check into our hotel for dinner and overnight.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 3Day 3

Into Texas for barbecue

Wednesday, January 17 (B, D)

This morning we depart Springfield and travel south toward Texas. As we cross into the Lone Star State, the landscape begins to change, signaling the start of our Texas adventure. Upon arrival, we are welcomed with an authentic Texas BBQ dinner, a true taste of Texas hospitality. After dinner, we check into our hotel for the night.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 4Day 4

Dallas and the Fort Worth Stockyards

Thursday, February 18 (B, D)

After breakfast, we head into downtown Dallas for a visit to the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, offering a meaningful look into American history. We’ll also enjoy time exploring downtown Dallas before traveling west to the Fort Worth Stockyards, where classic Texas charm, historic streets, and unique shops bring cowboy heritage to life. We return to our hotel in the evening.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 5Day 5

Magnolia Market, Buc-ee's and Austin

Friday February 19 (B,D)

Today begins in Waco, Texas, where we spend the morning at Magnolia Market. Enjoy time browsing the shops and relaxing at the famous food trucks for lunch. Afterward, we make a fun stop at one of Texas’s favorite landmarks — Buc-ee’s — before continuing on to Austin, Texas, where we check into our hotel for the night.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 6Day 6

Zilker Garden and the LBJ Library

Saturday February 20 (B,D)

After breakfast, we enjoy a peaceful morning at Zilker Botanical Garden, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens and tranquil walking paths in the heart of Austin. Later, we visit the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, gaining insight into the life and leadership of the 36th President. The evening is free to relax and enjoy Austin at your own pace.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 7Day 7

San Antonio and the River Walk

Sunday February 21 (B, D)

This morning we travel south to San Antonio, one of Texas’s most beloved cities. Upon arrival, you’ll have free time to stroll the famous River Walk, lined with shops, restaurants, and scenic walkways. We will be staying in the River Walk district for two nights, allowing plenty of time to enjoy this iconic area.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 8Day 8

Monday February 22 (B,L,D)

Monday February 22 (B,L,D)

Today features some of San Antonio’s most iconic attractions, beginning with a visit to the historic Alamo. We’ll also enjoy time at the Town of the Americas, followed by a relaxing Riverboat ride along the San Antonio River, offering a unique perspective of the city’s history and charm. The evening is free to enjoy the River Walk at your leisure.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 9Day 9

Tuesday February 23 (B,D)

Tuesday February 23 (B,D)

After breakfast, we turn north and travel back toward the Dallas area. Upon arrival in Richardson, Texas, we visit the George W. Bush Presidential Library, an engaging look at modern American history. We then check into our hotel and enjoy a restful evening.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 10Day 10

Wednesday February 24 (B,D)

Wednesday February 24 (B,D)

Today we begin our journey home, traveling north through Texas and into Missouri. Along the way, we enjoy scenic stops and fun breaks, keeping the day relaxed and enjoyable. By evening, we arrive in Springfield, Missouri, where we check into our hotel for dinner and overnight.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 11Day 11

Thursday February 25 (B,D)

Thursday February 25 (B,D)

After breakfast, we continue north through Missouri and Illinois. The changing scenery provides a pleasant backdrop as we travel toward Moline, Illinois, where we arrive late afternoon and check into the Stoney Creek Hotel for our final overnight together.

Texas Treasures & Traditions — day 12Day 12

Friday February 26 (B,L)

Friday February 26 (B,L)

Our final day begins with breakfast before departing Moline. We’ll enjoy scenic stops and a midday lunch along the way as we return home to Milwaukee, Fond du Lac, Green Bay or other drop off points, arriving with wonderful memories and lasting friendships from our Texas adventure.

What’s included

Everything that’s covered

TRANSPORTATION

Deluxe Motor Coach

LODGING

Premium Lodging (Drury Inn, Drury Plaza, Stoney Creek and Similar)

MEALS

20+ meals included (as noted on itinerary)

Not included

What you’ll arrange yourself

TIPS

Driver ($3-$4 per day per person) and Tour Director ($7-$9 per person per day)

MEALS

Meals not listed on itinerary

INSURANCE

Optional Travel Insurance will be available at the end of the registration process

What it’s like to travel with us

It was wonderful. My sisters and I had so much fun. So many great memories were made. Also made some new friends too.
Chris W★★★★★
4.9
76 reviews

WeTravel guest reviews, across every departure we run

Before you travel

How this tour works

Three things people ask us before they book. Anything else, call (262) 290-1303.

Getting on board

Where the coach picks you up

Designated pickup points across Wisconsin. You will never be asked to make your own way to Chicago.

  • De Pere
  • Appleton
  • Oshkosh
  • Fond du Lac
  • Lomira
  • Allenton
  • Milwaukee

Exact times come with your final documents, three to four weeks before departure.

Who you'll travel with

You won't be among strangers for long

Expect thirty to fifty travellers, more than half of whom have toured with us before, and one of our own directors with the group the whole way.

Solo travellers join every departure. Want to know who is already booked on this one? Call and ask — we are asked it every week.

Room options

Where you'll sleep

  • Single Occupancy
  • Double Occupancy
  • Triple Occupancy
  • Quad Occupancy

Traveling alone? Tell us when you book and we will gladly try to match you with a same-gender roommate, so you avoid the single supplement.

Ask a question

Anything you want to know

How much walking is there really? Can you accommodate a dietary need? Is there a roommate available? Ask us anything about Texas Treasures & Traditions — a real person reads every message and replies within one business day.

from $3,250 / per person

Or call us directly: (262) 290-1303 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CT

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February 15 - 26, 2027

from $3,250

(262) 290-1303Mon–Fri, 9–4:30 CT