Los Portales is a historic building home to the Old County Jail Museum, which showcases San Elizario's rich and colorful history. You can step back and marvel at the area's 400 years of significant historical events, including the "First Thanksgiving," the Spanish Presidio, the San Elizario Salt War of 1877, and El Paso's first county seat. As a visitor information center, we welcome your questions about the area. The Museum, located in a Territorial-Style building from the 1850s in El Paso's Mission Valley, offers free admission. Its exhibits focus on San Elizario's fascinating history.
Welcome to Jungle Reef Touch Aquarium, El Paso's first interactive aquarium on the city's west side. It promises an unforgettable experience for families, friends, school field trips, and animal enthusiasts of all ages. At Jungle Reef, they redefine how you explore marine and terrestrial life. You can dive into the underwater realm with sharks, glide alongside graceful stingrays, interact with playful otters, and discover the mesmerizing world of reptiles. But that's not all. The immersive exhibits will introduce you to diverse species, from colorful birds to captivating reptiles, all in an environment that closely replicates their natural habitats.
Unwind after a long day at the lively country nightclub at Ricky D's. Instead of reaching for a stale beer from your fridge, grab your favorite person and head to the inviting and comfortable atmosphere to party. They offer a wide variety of good drinks, call drinks, beer, wine, and margaritas from top liquor brands. You can order an old standby or try something new. With the largest dance floor for country dancing and five fully stocked bars, Ricky D's is the perfect place to enjoy our daily specials. The bar is spacious and unique in its design, with a dedicated corner honoring the men and women who serve in the Armed Forces and First Responders. They take pride in honoring them and welcome everyone to come and have a great time.