San Jacinto Monument
Under $25Ride up to the observation floor of a 567-foot masonry column topped by a Lone Star, high above the 1836 San Jacinto battlefield.

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Livingston is a sightseeing stop in Livingston, TX, part of the Houston & Galveston guide. Cost: free.
1001 Hwy 59 Loop N · Livingston, TX
Livingston is the seat of Polk County, Texas, and the main gateway to Lake Livingston, the second-largest lake entirely within the state at roughly 90,000 surface acres. The Livingston-Polk County Chamber of Commerce serves as the area's visitor information resource, promoting fishing, boating, birding and hometown shopping and dining. The lake is known for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish and white bass fishing.
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