US Gulf Coast destinations you need to discover

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Biloxi, Mississippi -

The Mississippi Gulf Coast, also known as Coastal Mississippi, comprises over 60 miles (nearly 100 km) of coastline, of which nearly 30 miles (just under 50 km) is pure beach. The city of note is Biloxi, which lies directly on the Mississippi Sound, with barrier islands scattered off the coast and into the Gulf of Mexico.

 

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Bay St. Louis, Mississippi -

Bay St. Louis is also worth exploring. This historic city showcases several buildings of architectural merit including the Hancock Whitney Bank, established in 1899.

 

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Fort Massachusetts, Mississippi -

One of the US Gulf Coast's most evocative historic monuments is Fort Massachusetts. Located on West Ship Island, the fort was built following the War of 1812. It later played a pivotal role in the American Civil War. The building lies within the boundaries of the Gulf Islands National Seashore.

 

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New Orleans, Louisiana -

New Orleans is the first big city waiting to welcome you after motoring into the Louisiana Gulf Coast region. What can be said about the "Big Easy" that hasn't already been written or sung about? Spend a few days here soaking in the atmosphere before exploring beyond the city limits.

 

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Fontainebleau State Park, Louisiana -

It's worth diverting to Fontainebleau State Park, set on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. An overnight visit allows you to take in the lake, Bayou Cane, and Bayou Castine.

 

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Baton Rouge, Louisiana -

Baton Rouge is connected to the Louisiana Gulf Coast via the mighty Mississippi River. There are plenty of reasons to hang out in the city, including browsing the Shaw Center for the Arts.

 

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Galveston, Texas -

The Texas Gulf Coast features the country's longest stretch of undeveloped coastline. Galveston serves as its lively gateway.

 

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Houston, Texas -

If you feel so inclined, take a few days out and head inland to busy Houston. There's plenty to keep the visitor occupied, with tourist attractions like the Johnson Space Center, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

 

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Rockport, Texas -

Meanwhile back on the coast, and west out of Galveston, brings you first to Rockport. Anyone seeking local flavor and a down-to-earth vibe should pull up in this relaxing coastal getaway.

 

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Corpus Christi, Texas -

In stark contrast to Port Aransas is Corpus Christi, the largest city on the Texas coast. A collection of great beaches attracts sun lovers while some of the most visited attractions are located on North Beach, where the Texas State Aquarium and the USS Lexington Museum on the Bay are located. And foodies take note. Corpus Christie is a town known for its eclectic restaurant scene.

 

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Brownsville, Texas -

The Texas Gulf Coast, indeed the US Gulf Coast, effectively ends at Brownsville. The city is set adjacent to the border with Matamoros, Mexico. As you'd expect, a year-round subtropical climate and deep-rooted Hispanic culture pervades this attractive frontier destination.