Laredo Water Museum - Laredo (TX)

5 /5 Robert Canterbury: Terrific venue for meetings our school field trips. Meaningful exhibits showing the critical infrastructure of water, sewer, and Stormwater runoff. Helpful staff. Good location for presentations to small crowd with auditorium style seating and large presentation screen. Also available is smaller conference room with seating for around 20 with good audio/video capabilities.

5 /5 Lupe Rosales: What a great little addition to the city of Laredo! If you have about 20-30 minutes in your day, definitely stop by! This museum is great at providing you with information about how important the Rio Grande is for the community. It gives you the history and engineering used to have clean water for the city. It is definitely on the smaller side when it comes to its size, but you do really appreciate learning about something thats very meaningful to the city of Laredo. I wanted to visit this museum, but on the weekend, they are closed, so I had some time on a random weekday to visit it. They also have a small trail in the back that, at least right now, has a lot of butterflies! I would recommend definitely stopping by once to learn about the history and connection between Rio Grande and Laredo. FAMILY FRIENDLY

5 /5 Cati Aparicio: It was really nice they had activities for us to do. The staff was nice and attentive. We also did watch for birds and it was quite fun.

2 /5 NC: Entrance is free but most of the exhibits were not working. We could hear employees laughing the all time during our visit. It seems like they have nothing to do. Nobody else was visiting. The garden looked terrible too. Another example of tax payer money wasted!

4 /5 Kris: Although it may be small, the Water Museum offers some modern and colorful infographics on Laredos water treatment. There are interactive displays to keep the children occupied, and plenty of water facts and tidbits for older guests to read. Its free admission, so why not give it a visit and relax while youre visiting Laredo.