Used to be if you were going somewhere and wanted to know what there was to see, do and eat you'd have to wait until you get there and rely on the brochures in the hotel lobby or whatever you encounted if you went out and looked around. But I've always been a bit anxious and wanted to be able to find out before I got there. Now you can look up any city or town you're travelling to, such as, say, Wimberley Texas and find out what all there is to do in that town. Hill Country Visitor is a handy guide to the different communities in Texas that can tell you where to find lodging, things to do, dining, shopping or anything that would make your visit to that particular town more enjoyable for you. I guess they figure that the larger cities do a good enough job getting the word out about stuff to do, as the list of towns from the pull-down menu is mainly towns that I hadn't heard of before. If you're wondering what to see and do in Austin or Houston you'll need to go elsewhere, which I imagine you can do on the internet. You've heard that they grow everything big in Texas, but it's good to find out that the state isn't as overwhelming and bombastic as you would think from that boast. It's a big enough state that there's something for everybody to be found there, and Hill Country Visitor can help you find it.