Orange, Texas

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Travel to Orange

Orange is a city located in Orange County, Texas. It is one of the smaller cities with a population of around 19,000. It is located in eastern Texas right on the Sabine River. Made an official city in 1836, it has a deep shipping port off the Gulf of Mexico. The city was named Madison, originally but the name changed to ‘Orange’ all because the post office confused addressed mail to Madisonville, also in Texas. It is not cold in winter here, being generally rainy, while summers are hot, humid and rainy as well! Orange boasts some wonderful heritage buildings and small museums in tribute to history of western American culture.

There is a surprising array of places to stay in Orange. There are several modern, comfortable and very large inns and hotels. The Inns have so much to offer in the way of luxe accommodation. Rooms are large and comfortable, at reasonable to moderate rates for 4-star hotels in general. In addition, you would find a pool with hot tub, Wi-Fi, and a fitness centre with weight machines. An aesthetic stay in Orange accommodation would be at a delightful bed and breakfast. The Cape Cod style weatherboard old home is gorgeous to the eye, while the rooms are superbly comfortable. The designer décor and furnishings add to the country-style feel of the accommodation.

Travel and vacation in Orange, USA

Here you can find information about travel and holiday trips to USA. You will find travel deals as well as general travel information, guides, “good to know” and facts about USA. We try to find the best travel video about the city and its surroundings and we write about the best sights, shopping and things to do. You will also find updated current weather and forecasts. The current exchange rates are also updated many times a day.

Best sights in Orange, Texas

What to see and do in Orange, Texas ?

Within 30 miles of Orange is the internationally-linked airport, Southeast Texas Regional. The city of Beaumont offers an Amtrak railroad, and this is circa 21.7 miles from Orange. There is sufficient public transport to get across the city with regular buses going to and from important destinations.

Culturally, Orange is a head of its time with award-winning theatre and festivals year round; plus great museums and historical architecture to sight. The Lutcher Theatre is an almost futuristic performing arts centre hosting only big names in Broadway, performance and musicians. You can get seasonal tickets or for the visitor you could buy one or two. If you are a history buff you could explore places like the Heritage House of Orange which is a formidable yet typical middle-class home dating back to the early 1900s, and which is now a museum.

For the wine taster in you, you will find vineyards offering accredited fruit and Muscatine wines. These are different because the wines are made from peach, orange, blackberry and plum – people from all of America and internationally have enjoyed tasting Alfred J. Flies’ delectable wines.

For those who love nature and the outdoors a visit to The Shangri-La – a place of beauty, peace and enlightenment – is located in the centre of Orange County. It was established as a place to improve the eco-system. It promotes awareness and educates citizens of the importance of preserving natural environments. You can take a boating excursion or watch beavers in their natural habitat. It is a great place to go for peace and meditation, even if it is just for a day.

Music festivals and an annual mardi gras’ both add to the charm and colour of this small city. If you are looking for somewhere to eat, you might indulge in such American fare as barbeque spare ribs, or a tasty hamburger. There are a few international eateries including Italian, Mexican and Chinese.

You will find is so much going on in Orange, from old-fashioned heritage and charm through to nature parks, jet skiing in the bay or along the Sabine River.

Where is Orange in USA ?

About Orange County

Holidays to Orange County are nothing short of spectacular. Home to attractions like Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm and several magnificent beaches, Orange County is a top destination choice for travellers in California. With such variety and major attractions your only problem will be, not knowing where to start. Anaheim is your best bet for the major amusement parks but even though you may be there for Disneyland, you will stay for the magnificent sunsets over the many glorious beaches. With so much on offer, there is no shortage of activities to do. Made up of several fantastic coastal cities, Orange County is a dream Californian destination.

An Orange County holiday really offers it all with world famous attractions and exquisite natural beauty. Anaheim will place you at the heart of the action with Disneyland, Anaheim Convention Center and Disney California Adventure all located in the vast Anaheim area, perfect for holidaying families. Along the Orange County beaches, in Huntington and Newport, you will find amazing scenery, lively oceanfront restaurants and fabulous nightlife. By day, Huntington Beach provides excellent surfing and beach culture, with locals making use of the County’s mild Mediterranean climate. The Huntington Beach pier is an ideal place to watch a sunset while Newport Bay will have you sailing, kayaking and paddle boarding over the salty seas

With endless attractions and coastal charm, holidays to Orange County are a dream come true. Disneyland Park will be unforgettable to kids and adults a like, offering hours of entertainment and adventure. While the beaches will be calling daily, with every opportunity to have some fun in the sun.

Orange County, affectionately known as ‘The O.C’, is the second most populated county in the greater Los Angeles area. With a tourist hub like Anaheim, it has become a perfect launching point for holidaying travellers landing in LA to explore the West Coast. Kicking off the overseas adventure with Disneyland Park and day trips to the glorious city beaches.

Disneyland Park is a must see place in Orange County. As the second most visited amusement park in the world, it is a great adventure full of many fun rides, places to shop and all the Disney characters. Kids will love every minute and adults can indulge in a bit of fantasy.

For adventurous travellers who can handle a dash of Disney overload, Fantasmic is a night time show held at Disneyland Resort. Disney aside, the show is really quite spectacular with a mix of special effects, fireworks and reworked Disney animation projected onto large mist screens. An impressive magical display that the whole family can enjoy.

Beyond the hype of world-class attractions, there is a lot more on offer in Orange County. San Clement is a city in Orange County with the tagline ‘Spanish village by the sea’. The Spanish Colonial architecture is a fantastic feature of the area and the city is a great spot for a sunset stroll along the San Clement pier. The area also plays host to some superb restaurants, while the San Clement Coastal trail is perfect for escaping the weekend crowds to get back to nature.

So whether you are a beach loving enthusiast, with your heart set on surfing Californian coastlines and tasting some fine international cuisine or an amusement park junkie set to have some fun with some friends and family at Disneyland Park, an Orange County holiday has it covered.