Galveston County Towns/Cities

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Galveston was chartered in 1839, as a port for the southwest of the country. At the apex of Galveston’s popularity the Strand was considered the Wall Street of the south, now it is a great place for shopping, restaurants and bars. Many of the most popular cruise lines leave from this area, bringing in visitors from all around the country. Galveston Island has become a nice place to visit as more attraction get added like Moody Gardens, Pleasure Pier along with more luxury hotels and mixed use buildings bringing in more entertainment and nightlife.  Check out what all Galveston has to offer on their website below.

League City is the largest city in Galveston County, and does take a portion of Harris County.     Even though the area has been occupied by Texans since 1854, League City didn't incorporate until 1962.  See what events are happening that you might enjoy on the website below.

Friendswood once was voted one of the top 100 cities to live.    Once a Quaker colony, the community outside of Houston in Galveston County in 1960 incorporated.   Houstonians found the beautiful farmlands which later converted to large homesites only minutes away to downtown Houston and Galveston shoreline.   Learn more about Friendswood on their city site with a simply click below.

Texas City was once Shoal Point, until 3 brothers from Minnesota put together Myers Brothers syndicate convincing investors to purchase 4000 hectares off the Galveston Bay.  That 10,000 acre tract of land was later renamed Texas City.    To learn more visit the Texas City website.

San Leon

Kemah

Santa Fe

Tiki Island

Boliver