3 Best Landmarks in Corpus Christi, TX

“Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History draws in over 100,000 visitors. The museum aims to engage and educate the public on science and history through exhibitions and educational programming, fostering interest, awareness, and a passion for knowledge. The impressive 3-story DNA climber, a science museum, and a collection of giant musical instruments in the Musical Garden are among its numerous interactive exhibits. With its expansive 90,000-square-foot facility, the museum houses an extensive archive of hundreds of thousands of historically significant artifacts, showcasing 500 years of South Texas history. Additionally, the Science Center features an outdoor playground, providing visitors with a fun and educational experience.”

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“The Selena Museum was erected three years after her passing in 1998; the Museum houses a collection of Selena's gold records, awards, performance wardrobe, and other memorabilia, serving as a powerful tribute to the life of the Tejano Queen from Texas. The Quintanilla family built the Museum in response to the overwhelming demand from dedicated fans who wished to honor and celebrate Selena's life. The admission fee to the Selena Museum includes a comprehensive tour of Selena's stage costumes and memorabilia, as well as collections, including her red Porsche, GRAMMY award, and much more. Visitors to the Museum may even glimpse Selena's family, as Q Productions remains a working studio and office.”

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“The Art Museum of South Texas is dedicated to promoting understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of the visual arts among both residents of Corpus Christi and visitors. The Museum's three-level facility, originally designed by American architect Philip Johnson, was constructed of shell aggregate and poured white concrete, creating a harmonious relationship with the surrounding environment. The Museum features temporary and permanent exhibits showcasing art from the Americas and is housed in a stunning architectural landmark overlooking Corpus Christi Bay. The Museum strives to foster community interest in the visual arts through various programs such as workshops, movies, seminars, events, and other activities.”

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