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Brownsville Map, Texas

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Brownsville Travel Guide

Brownsville is also famous for its nightlife, Bars and restaurants that offer thrilling experience to its visitors. Arturo’s Lounge, Bar Struck and Bigo’s Bar & Grill are names of some of the places where a visitor can get an experience of Brownsville’s nightlife. read more

Brownsville Nightlife

Chapa’s Bar: Ranging from the alternating and rocking rap and hip hop, the bar provides a complete range of entertainment events and live music to its visitors. A great collection of drinks can be enjoyed at this bar with special drinks served on Sundays. read more

Brownsville History

When General Taylor finally reached Fort Texas he found that only two American soldiers had died in the siege. One of them was Major Jacob Brown, the fort’s commander. General Taylor renamed the fort in Major Brown’s honor. The war ended two years later in 1848. In this same year, the City of Brownsville was founded. The city was made the Cameron County seat on January 13, 1849. read more

Brownsville Sightseeing

Brownville, the southernmost city in Texas, is a paradise for the travel lovers as it is full of picturesque locations that can mesmerize the vacationers in an appropriate way. This US city is also viewed as a gateway to Mexico and has the largest community in Rio Grande Valley. Bird watching is rejoiced by a large number of avid naturalists each year as more than 370 species are identified in this terrain. read more