Marfa, TX

This pink-hued 1886 courthouse showcases Second Empire architecture with its distinctive Mansard roofs and central dome. Climb to the cupola for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Marfa Plateau and Davis Mountains.

This viewing center offers front-row seats to the unexplained Marfa Lights that have mystified visitors since the 1800s. Bring warm clothing and patience—these colorful, dancing phenomena appear on their own schedule.

Housed in the historic Humphries House, this museum chronicles Marfa's ranching heritage through artifacts. Browse the black-and-white photograph collection for a visual journey through early 20th-century West Texas.

This repurposed 1920s dance hall showcases rotating contemporary art exhibitions in the heart of Marfa. Admission is free, with site-specific works that dialogue with the desert landscape.

The Chinati Foundation transforms a former military base into a 340-acre canvas for monumental art installations. Experience Donald Judd's vision where minimalist works merge with the serene Marfa desert landscape.

This former military post houses the Chinati Foundation, showcasing Donald Judd's minimalist art in historic buildings. Reserve a guided tour to experience the striking contrast of military architecture and art.