El Paso, Texas Visitor Information
What to See in El Paso

Only in El Paso will you find:

A 5,632-foot spectacular view of two nations and three states from the Wyler Aerial Tramway
One of only twelve museums in the U.S. dedicated to the Holocaust, El Paso Holocaust Museum & Study Center
The largest bronze Equestrian Statue in the world measuring at 36 feet tall and weighing 18 tons
Two nation vacation: within minutes you can travel to Mexico by car, trolley or foot
The oldest continuously active missions in the U.S.: Ysleta, Socorro and San Elizario
Franklin Mountains State Park, the largest urban park in the nation
Venture to the second largest army base in the United States, Fort Bliss, and see landmarks, architecture and museums
The newest outlet shopping center in Texas, scheduled to open October 2007, the Sun Valley Factory Shoppes
Tee time at El Paso's new golf course, the Butterfield Trails Golf Club, designed by World Renowned Architect Tom Fazio.

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Visitor Information:

El Paso Convention & Visitors Bureau
One Civic Center Plaza
El Paso, TX 79901

915-534-0600
1-800-351-6024