Things to do in
Bryan College Station.
The George lives at the epicenter of the action. Steps from Texas A&M campus, Kyle Field, Century Square’s shops, restaurants, and entertainment, and moments from downtown College Station. Together, high-energy sports, history, culture, attractions, and Aggie spirit create an irresistible energy. Ask us about our favorites. Then let College Station and The George win your heart forever.
Texas A&M University
Experience Texas A&M’s history first-hand with a behind-the-scenes tour of campus and Kyle Field. Tours run 45–60 minutes and include the west side premium areas, level 7 deck, and field-view access. Purchase tickets at the North End Zone plaza windows.
Kyle Field
Built around Texas A&M’s storied traditions, Kyle Field spans 36 acres. If you’re here for an Aggie game, don’t miss the Corps march, starting on campus and moving down Houston Street before kickoff.
Century Square
College Station’s premier destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. From upscale boutiques to family favorites, there’s something everyone will love.
George H.W. Bush Library & Museum
Honoring America’s 41st President and First Lady Barbara Bush, this museum holds over 100,000 artifacts from his years as Vice President and President, including the Marine One helicopter and Union Pacific No. 4141 locomotive.
Aggieland Safari
A perfect family outing across 20 acres of up-close exhibits, including the Adventure Zoo, Drive-Thru Safari, and Wildlife Recreation Center. Feed tortoises, birds, and giraffes for an exciting close encounter.
Downtown Bryan
A recognized Texas Cultural District where history meets community: antique shops, family-owned restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques line the streets. Don’t miss First Friday, Downtown Bryan’s signature block party.
4-H Events in College Station
The George is a refined retreat after a day of 4-H and agricultural events. Join us for the State 4-H Roundup or the Roundup Trade Show and Career Exposition.
1791 Whiskey Bar & Restaurant
Named for the year the Whiskey Rebellion began, 1791 celebrates spirit, and spirits, with an incomparable collection of whiskeys from around the world, alongside handcrafted cocktails, craft beer, and creative mocktails. Open for breakfast and dinner.
