La King's Confectionery
Under $251920s-style candy store, soda fountain and ice cream parlor on Galveston's historic Strand.

Seawall Interpretive Trail (Project SIT) is an outdoor activity in Galveston, TX, part of the Houston & Galveston guide. Cost: free.
Seawall Blvd, 6th St to 60th St · Galveston, TX
Project SIT, the Seawall Interpretive Trail, is Artist Boat's eco-art project that turned roughly 70 benches along Galveston's historic Seawall Boulevard into mosaic artworks. Each bench interprets a theme of Galveston Island, Galveston Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, from coastal processes and wildlife to maritime heritage. Visitors walk or bike the trail at their own pace between 6th Street and 60th Street; the benches are always accessible and free. Artists were chosen by jury and local students painted several of the benches.
The closest stops to Seawall Interpretive Trail (Project SIT), ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
1920s-style candy store, soda fountain and ice cream parlor on Galveston's historic Strand.
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A costumed old-fashioned photo studio on the Strand offering Victorian, western and pirate portraits.
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A Galveston nonprofit cultural center and gallery honoring Juneteenth with African American history exhibits.
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