Taylor - Texas - United States. Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels

Once a railroad station on the wide open cattle ranges of Texas, Taylor is now a town of about 15,000 people. Located at the intersection of State Highway 95 and US highway 79, you won't have any difficulty driving to this town.

The selection of foods in the restaurants, the comforts of the hotels and the area attractions all combine to offer you an unforgettable vacation when you choose to visit this city. The Louis Meuller BBQ is famous throughout the state and beyond for the delicious barbecued food. The Walberg Restaurant, dating back to 1882 is a historic landmark in this town. Many famous people have made the trip to Taylor, just to dine at this restaurant.

Visit the Moody Museum to learn the story of Dan Moody, the youngest governor of Texas. He was the first lawyer to ever successfully prosecute a member of the Ku Klux Klan and his home is now a historical attraction, open to the public.

The downtown district of Taylor has many historic buildings that date back hundreds of years. Take a walking tour of the town and gaze at the architectural styles that are rarely seen today. Enjoy the facilities of Murphy Park, with its 10 lighted tennis courts, miniature golf course and picnic areas. If you like walking or running, you will thoroughly enjoy the 1.5 mile trail that runs along Bull Branch Park.

Take in some of the best fishing in the state at Granger Lake. This area has been voted in the top five crappie fishing lakes in the state. You will enjoy your visit to this town, where you can relax and unwind without the stress of traffic congestion and the noise of the big city.