Texas

This tiny town of 90 residents in the rolling hills between Houston and Austin explodes into Texas's premier antiques destination twice yearly. Set among wildflower meadows and historic German settlements, the area preserves its 19th-century character with restored buildings and rural charm.

Located in Round Top's extended antique corridor, this small town anchors the eastern end of the famous Texas antiques trail. The rural landscape of rolling hills and historic German-Texan settlements provides an authentic backdrop for treasure hunting across multiple venues and fields.

Texas's capital balances tech prosperity with 'Keep Austin Weird' creativity, reflected in its antique scene. South Congress and South Lamar concentrate vintage shops, while outlying areas offer traditional antiques. The city's music heritage adds collectible vinyl and memorabilia.

The Alamo City blends Spanish colonial heritage with Texas independence history. The Southtown Arts District, Alamo Heights, and surrounding Hill Country towns offer antiques from Mexican folk art to German immigrant pieces.

El Paso's antique scene reflects its border location and multicultural heritage. The Kern Place and downtown offer shopping. The city's proximity to Mexico and military presence create unique opportunities.

Cowtown preserves Western heritage while embracing cultural sophistication. The Stockyards, Camp Bowie Boulevard, and surrounding areas offer everything from authentic cowboy gear to fine European antiques.

Corpus Christi's antique scene reflects its coastal heritage and ranch culture. Staples Street and downtown offer shopping. The city's maritime history and South Texas location create unique opportunities.

This historic island city offers antique shopping on The Strand, Postoffice Street, and throughout the Victorian district. The maritime heritage and hurricane survival stories add character to every piece.

This German Hill Country town offers antique shopping on Main Street among preserved limestone buildings. The German heritage and proximity to Austin/San Antonio create sophisticated buying in a rural setting.

This high desert art town offers antique shopping among galleries and mysterious lights. The minimalist art scene and ranching heritage create sophisticated buying in remote West Texas, attracting international collectors.