Best places: Tourist attractions in Edinburg, United States

Striking place of worship commemorating a miracle, with fountains, huge murals & mystical carvings.

Spanish-revival estate amid sprawling tropical gardens featuring over 250 species of birds.

Community park with ponds, trails, ball fields & picnicking, plus the World Birding Center.

The southern tip of the Rio Grande shelters 400 bird species & a diverse butterfly population.

👍👍 Great place to visit and learn about history and honor our Veterans that pass away and fought for our freedom Thank God for their bravery. God Blessed their family.

This spacious, landmark museum offers history exhibits on the Rio Grande Valley & surrounding areas.

230-acre wetlands space attracting many birds, including endangered & colorful coastal species.

Family-oriented park on 19 acres offers picnicking, a fitness trail, merry-go-rounds & play areas.

In addition to a jogging trail & athletic fields, this low-key park offers a small pond & pier.

Scenic 40-acre destination featuring walking trails for birdwatching & an educational center.

Park featuring a playground, a sand volleyball court & a large BBQ pavilion with restrooms.

Neighborhood park offering a swimming pool & splash pad, tree-shaded trails & ample green space.

🫤 It's such a nice park that should not be neglected this way. So much litter everywhere even in the duck pond. Poor things look hungry. I even saw one dead. The playground is not well kept many things broken such as the instruments. It's been like this for quite a while. I wonder Where all our tax mo...

👍👍 Not even sure if it is still open, but this place was great. You could rent the pool for a party. Very secluded behind Valley Nature Center on the East side of Gibson Park. 08/22. Pool is gone. They filled it in with dirt. Park is a great park, but every kid should have a pool to swim. 11...

Early-1900s pumphouse, now a museum on irrigation & farming history, with bird habitat on site.

👍👍 Loved this stop to let the kids get out and get wet and run around. There's a pizza hut close by so we did a carry out order and grabbed a picnic table. Just make sure u bring water. Restrooms were clean

More than 200 species of wild butterflies in a 100-acre habitat with trails, gardens & a pavilion.

The 37-acre green space houses a softball complex & playground, plus picnic areas & 4 BBQ pavilions.

Popular with bird-watchers, this preserved green space has walking trails & a cactus garden.

👍👍 Very deserving of it's name, the valley nature center truly is the valley's nature center. Everyone who is coming down here for ecotourism or locals getting into it should start here, as the center breaks down the diverse ecosystems and wildlife of the lower RGV for everyone to understand. They have...