Neighborhood
East End, Galveston
Things to do in Galveston’s East End run from Victorian landmarks like Bishop’s Palace to Stewart Beach, East Beach, and the free Galveston–Bolivar ferry with its harbor and ship-channel views.
The history: The East End Historic District — more than 50 blocks of Victorian homes north of Broadway — is a National Historic Landmark district. The 1892 Bishop’s Palace anchors its Broadway edge and ranks among the most significant Victorian residences in the country.
Best use: Architecture, a managed beach, or a free ferry ride with harbor views.