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Downtown El Paso, Texas
Discover El Paso–the cultural crossroads where three states and two nations come together!
The birthplace of the American Southwest, El Paso is home to more than four centuries of rich and varied history. Explore the past and El Paso’s diverse cultural tapestry in public exhibits, performances and attractions.
Downtown El Paso is home to a world-class symphony, outdoor musical extravaganzas, cultural festivals, museums and galleries. For outdoor explorers, there is mountain biking, hiking and rock climbing at the Franklin Mountains State Park, the largest urban park in the U.S.
Consider this your invitation to this warm, sunny spot on the border.
FEATURED EVENTS & ATTRACTIONS
Bi-National Dia de los Muertos Celebration
This annual fall celebration highlights the cultural traditions of the “Day of the Dead” and joins El Paso and Juarez in a week long festival with music, dance, and family activities.
The San Elizario Mission on the El Paso Mission Trail
Historic Missions Trail
The trail visits three of the oldest continually active missions in the Unites States: Ysleta and Socorro Missions (both built in 1682) and San Elizario Chapel (established 1789).
Ciudad Juárez, México
Take a ride on the Border Jumper trolley and enjoy international shopping, dining and entertainment in El Paso’s sister city, Ciudad Juarez
El Paso Cultural District
Located in Downtown El Paso, local charm and history offer visitors plenty to see and do. The district features unique shopping, a downtown walking tour, Museum of Art, Insights Science Museum, the newly built History Museum and the renovated Plaza Theatre.
Celebration of our Mountains
A month-long fall festival that includes hikes, field trips, driving tours, nature walks, bicycle rides and other activities celebrates the region’s environment.
Summer Music Series
Enjoy free music each summer weekend. Start with Alfresco! Fridays at Arts Festival Plaza and Music Under the Stars every Sunday at the Chamizal National Memorial Amphitheatre.
Wyler Aerial Tramway
Wyler Aerial Tramway over the Franklin Mountains
The tramway offers a view of 7,000 square miles, two countries and three states from the 5,632-foot elevation at the southern edge of the Franklin Mountains.
El Paso Convention & Visitors Bureau
1 Civic Center Plaza
1.800.351.6024
915.534.0601