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Nope, not that Alamo: Named for the Alamo Land and Sugar Company, the 18,000 plus residents of the town of Alamo, Texas sometimes get tired of explaining their namesake was not for the famous historic Alamo Mission located in San Antonio.
Located 240 miles south of the more famous Alamo, this town is sometimes called the "land of two summers" for its warm and pleasant weather
View Alamo City GuideNope, not that Alamo: Named for the Alamo Land and Sugar Company, the 18,000 plus residents of the town of Alamo, Texas sometimes get tired of explaining their namesake was not for the famous historic Alamo Mission located in San Antonio.
Located 240 miles south of the more famous Alamo, this town is sometimes called the "land of two summers" for its warm and pleasant weather
Nope, not that Alamo: Named for the Alamo Land and Sugar Company, the 18,000 plus residents of the town of Alamo, Texas sometimes get tired of explaining their namesake was not for the famous historic Alamo Mission located in San Antonio.
Located 240 miles south of the more famous Alamo, this town is sometimes called the "land of two summers" for its warm and pleasant weather. The community is surrounded by many vegetable farms and citrus groves of all types. It's considered a winter resort and a mecca for retirees. Perched as a gateway to Mexico -- and all those inexpensive leather handbags and blankets -- it's located next to the major transportation corridor, Rte 281. This charming and busy town sits right in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas' Hidalgo County.
Give yourself a month to find a place in this pretty town, which is busier in the winter months than summer. Looking in June will show you more options as many seasonal residents fill in the town to enjoy the climate when it's cold elsewhere.
Whether you're after a one-bedroom apartment or two-bedroom apartments, this small city has plenty of options for you to explore.
City Center: Totally walkable, this area makes a great choice for people who like convenience and accessibility. You'll be in an entertainment and transportation hub, so it's good for folks who don't like driving everywhere.
North Alamo: This is a good place to look for a rental apartment or condo for rent. You'll have no trouble finding a place to rent, and the area is starting to see more shops and cafes crop up.
El Nopal Colonia: A little bit more toward the outskirts of town, this is a great option for people who like a little peace and quiet. You'll find many different size residences for you to enjoy.
A new tree top observation tower is just one of the charms of the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge located just outside town. Many birders are drawn here, so bring your binoculars or keep a close eye on wings in the sky. It's the most popular and arguably best known wildlife refuge throughout Rio Grande Valley. Almost 400 bird species have been cited here as well as half of all the butterfly species fluttering through North America. Enjoy the butterfly garden, and in the winter months, a passenger tram will take you through seven miles of the vast refuge.
People also love to visit the Sunderland Cactus Garden and check out the Gothic Revival architecture on downtown streets. There's also Alamo Central Park on the town's Main Street. Classically updated to include a raised bandstand for music concerts of all types and a beautiful stone fountain, the park also features native plants and water gardens. Great restaurants abound in Alamo, attracting locals and tourists visiting the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge. There are many excellent Mexican places here that serve a blend of Mexican, Tex-Mex and American dishes.
