Nestled in the pine-clad hills of East Texas, you'll find Palestine, home of the Texas State Railroad, a charming city where the contrast of old and new provides a unique environment. Gracious, romantic Victorian homes are neighbors to modern hotels and restaurants. Museums and historical sites share the city with businesses and four-lane highways. Those who revel in the glories of the past will find an abundance of historical markers, quaint old streets, charming bed and breakfasts and a number of antique shops.

Take advantage of this natural paradise, for wildlife abounds in Palestine. The outdoorsmen will enjoy Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area, Palestine's Community Forest and Lake Palestine, offering a variety of sporting and recreational activities. The changing seasons welcome everyone - those who respond to the radiant beauty of the Dogwood blossoms in the spring or the blaze of color in the fall. In addition to the beautiful fall colors, Palestine offers Fall Oktober Fest in October. A walk through the winding trails and gentle hills can answer your quest for a renewal of spirits. "Embrace Nature" in Palestine, Texas.

For further information, contact Palestine Convention and Visitors Bureau