Out in far West Texas, the allure of El Paso captivates travelers from across the U.S. and
beyond. Maybe it’s the city’s year-round sunshine and warm temperatures, the sensational
outdoor adventures offered, or the one-of-a-kind restaurants that make El Paso a City En
Fuego! Plan your next trip to the Sun City and experience Momentos Magicos in the hidden
gem of the Southwest.
Truth be told, a large portion of El Paso’s beauty lies within its delicious variety of food,
drinks, and treats. While El Paso is nationally known for its excellent, authentic Mexican
cuisine, a wide assortment of culinary treasures is waiting to be devoured for all appetites
and budget. If you’re a foodie in constant search for something new, El Paso has a
collection of local favorites, staple eateries, and nationally-acclaimed restaurants to
satisfy your cravings.
One of El Paso’s most special attributes is its thriving outdoor community for exciting
adventures, picturesque views, and hundreds of miles for hiking, biking, and more. With
clear skies and a mild climate, the Sun City is the perfect destination to enjoy countless
outdoor activities at Franklin Mountains State Park and Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic
Site.
Scattered across El Paso are a vast collection of farmers markets, family attractions,
museums, and cultural sites perfect for spending time with the family. From exploring the
region’s rich history at the El Paso Museum of History and the El Paso Museum of Art to
discovering hands-on exhibits at La Nube, El Paso’s only STEAM Discover Center, there’s
something for visitors of all ages. Families can also enjoy a day at the El Paso Zoo or take a
journey along the historic El Paso Mission Trail, where they can visit centuries-old missions
and experience the city's unique cultural heritage.
El Paso sits on the edge of the Chihuahuan Desert and is the only Texas city in Mountain
Time Zone (MT). It can be reached by I-25 from the North and I-10 from the East and West.
