Amarillo, TX Tourist Attractions

One of Amarillo's oldest neighborhoods with lots of historical homes. Lots of vacant lots that are thankfully starting to be developed.

Charming working class neighborhood in central Amarillo. The area has kept its historic charm despite "modernization" efforts, condemnation, and other activities that hav ... more

The Kenyon building was constructed in 1926 by builder J. D. Singleton, the building spans half a block of 10th Ave and is comprised of a few storefronts. The building is ... more

At 2707 W Amarillo to your left is what was a former gas station (Harold's Automotive & U-Haul). It opened in 1954 as gas station and auto repair shop, Now it is a used c ... more

Amarillo boulevard was originally NE 8th Ave, also known as "motel row" and was officially renamed to "Amarillo Blvd" in 1964. Amarillo boulevard is the original alignmen ... more

This is the old alignment curve of highway 27 (now the canyon E-way) this used to be a 4 lanes boulevard style road with no turning lane. In the 1960's the state highway ... more

It's a private residence, not open to the public

Loved this place. I wish I went when the flowers were more in bloom. Instead of spring when they pruned everything back. Also they didn't finish tidying the space up afte ... more

One of Amarillo's oldest neighborhoods, most homes are almost 100 years old.

Village Tower is the only high rise office building in Southwest Amarillo. It was built in 1961 by first bank southwest. The building has seen several changes in ownershi ... more

This little mound looks like someone created it just for kids to climb up. At the top is a bench, and it offers really amazing views of this part of the canyon.

One of the few original neon signs on Amarillo boulevard, the paint has completely faded away and the neon is long shattered but it is still there waiting for restoration ... more

Very clean friendly neighborhood

This building used to be the Amarillo Ice Company Warehouse, you can still see the name in faded paint on the top of the building. This is before refrigeration when ice h ... more

Great museum and gift shop The old guy behind the counter was a great source of information.

Little short but fun and definitely a good one to check out.

Very helpful people.You can get info about all areas of Texas free.The bathrooms are really clean and nice.

Amarillo's first theater to cater to a mixed audience, today this important part of civil rights history sits by the wayside threatened by encroaching surface parking. Th ... more

This house was built for early Amarillo settlers James Bynum and Marie Lowery Smith c. 1904, and was originally located at 1101 south Taylor Street, where the civic cente ... more

Fun escape room! we had a great time. We will come back again!

Fun friendly store. Tons of cool old books, some vintages clothes and yes, curiosities. And it SMELLS so good! I bought some incense.

Extremely informative.

This area used to be Amarillo's first courthouse square, unfortunately for us citizens this area has been irreversibly damaged. To quote the Amarillo chamber of commerce' ... more

English Field was Amarillo's primary passenger terminal from 1929 to 1972 when the terminal was moved to Rick husband. The Amarillo Air and Space museum used to be locate ... more

This segment of original Route 66 was removed to make way for an expansion to the Amarillo air force base runway, at the time of construction it was the longest runway in ... more

Absolutely amazing place. Loved it!

Hands-on. Got to go in the planes. Interesting facts, pictures, and model planes. Free. They accept donations.

There is a splash pad, plenty of grass area, horseshoe area, volleyball court, baseball field, and a playground,

Not bad for East side of Amarillo

Forget that Cadillac ranch. Pippy is the new star of the Route 66!!

I love this park but the city needs to clean up the trash everywhere

Nice little park to walk your dog. they have a sidewalk around the whole thing that is a 1/2 mile so you can keep up with your distance.

Very nice place. The tour was very interesting and I learned alot on the information that was presented

I went an hour before closing and had the whole place to myself. The two gals at the front desk were very nice and very helpful. There was a lot of quarter horse history ... more

Trees, grass, walking, playgrounds, picnic tables, softball. Nice school park.

I had a blast here. I brought paint and left some for others. I had a crowd of people, and it was all love. I painted a heart with love, wrote my name, and then turned i ... more

Really nice place to visit with a lot of rv. History in a small space. Well, worth a visit, but be sure to be looking hard for the sign. It is a little small.

One of the most well maintained parks in town.

Good

They are fixing the sidewalk

Since moving from out of my hometown state. This school by far has been the BEST in providing my child plus all children the same rights & respect

Restrooms were closed are we would have stayed longer

Memorial Park is the most beautiful park in the City. The rose garden needs to be restored! The Park workers are working hard and keep this park in impeccable shape. Righ ... more

The City has destroyed what was once a beautiful park

Great atmosphere to walk with plenty of peace also a great place to walk your dogs Dog-friendliness: Plenty of places to walk your dog of their waste

Playground: Good playground Restrooms: Restrooms are available Dog-friendliness: Dog friendly just not during school hours

Lovely neighborhood! Beautiful Christmas lights.

The attendant was very friendly. We did not have to wait at all since we were the only ones in the museum for a while. The attendant told us they were in the process of s ... more