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Grapevine, Texas Travel Guide

Also see: Arlington-Grand Prairie, Granbury, Irving, Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano

Just three minutes from DFW International Airport, one of the world's busiest airports, lies a slice of small town Texas. Grapevine's restored Historic District includes many structures that now house unique shops and eateries.

Earning its moniker, Grapevine is home to several award-winning wineries and hosts several large wine festivals annually.

Other than the DFW International Airport, the city's largest attraction is Grapevine Mills, the largest shopping and entertainment center in the Metroplex with over 200 shops.

Attractions:

Downtown Grapevine. A good place to begin explore Grapevine is its downtown area, filled with unique shops and businesses. Stop by the Grapevine Visitor Information Center for self-guided walking tours, maps and informative suggestions. 701 S. Main Street.

Grapevine Lake. Located about one mile north of downtown, Grapevine Lake is the state's fourth busiest lake. The spot is known for its premier windsurfing, sailing, and fishing. The lake's 146 miles of shoreline include one of the best mountain biking trails in north Texas.

Grapevine Mills. Shopping enthusiasts already know about this mega-mall. With more than 1.5 million square feet of retail and discount space, it's one of the largest in the state.

Where to Stay:

Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center. This cousin to Nashville's Opryland is truly Texas-sized resort. It all starts with the Lone Star Atrium which includes the waterfalls of the Guadalupe River, a nine-story oil derrick, Palo Duro Canyon, and more. A 25,000-square-foot spa also tempts travelers.

1934 Bed and Breakfast

Don't Miss:

Main Street Days. This May event includes living history demonstrations, a carnival, food, and arts and crafts.

Grapefest. This September festival features tastings as well as street dances, live entertainment, and food booths.

For More Information: Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau, http://www.grapevinetexasusa.com/


 
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