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Galveston Island is home to some of the best attractions Texas has to offer, including Moody Gardens, Schlitterbahn Waterpark, the Historic Pleasure Pier, unique museums, dazzling Victorian architecture, and 32 miles of sun-kissed beaches.

Galveston Island is home to some of the best attractions Texas has to offer, including Moody Gardens, Schlitterbahn Waterpark, the Historic Pleasure Pier, unique museums, dazzling Victorian architecture, and 32 miles of sun-kissed beaches.

From the sun-kissed beaches of Galveston Island, to the dazzling Kemah Boardwalk; from the crystal shores of Bolivar Peninsula to the vineyards of Haak Winery, the Galveston Bay Area is a place where memories are made that last a lifetime.

From the sun-kissed beaches of Galveston Island, to the dazzling Kemah Boardwalk; from the crystal shores of Bolivar Peninsula to the vineyards of Haak Winery, the Galveston Bay Area is a place where memories are made that last a lifetime.

Spanning 35-acres on the historic Seawall Boulevard, Hilton Galveston Island Resort offers all this and much more. What’s more, the hotel is just steps from the beach and within walking distance of fishing piers, shopping, great restaurants, and family entertainment.

Galveston Island, Texas Weather (77550) Warm breezes and year-round temperate seas complement the city’s rich historic districts, award winning restaurants, unique attractions, and bustling shops.

Galveston Island, Texas: Where to Eat + Drink Explore Galveston’s Culturally Rich Cuisine With its history as the second busiest immigration port in the U.S., Galveston is unsurprisingly a melting pot. And this pot has boiled over into the island’s vibrant food scene.

Part Southern, part Texan, abloom with towering oleanders of every color and encompassing more history and stories than cities 20 times its size, Galveston is often called “The Republic of Galveston Island” by its residents because it is so unlike the rest of Texas.

With the amenities of a big city, accommodations of a resort destination and tight-knit friendliness of a small town — all set against the beautiful backdrop of the seaside — Galveston Island is an idyllic place to call home for more than 50,000 people. It could be your home, too.