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June 19, 2024. Independence Day. July 4, 2024. Please note: Hours of operation for the visitor center and tour times are subject to change. Know what to expect while visiting Texas A&M University and learn how to make the most of your visit.
It is one of the tallest buildings on Texas A&M’s campus, standing 138 feet tall. Its location at the intersection of Old Main Drive, Jones Street and Lamar Street is the original entrance to the university. Cast in France, the Bell Tower contains 49 bells that range from 28 to 6,550 pounds.
Ensure a worry-free visitor experience by planning ahead and registering early. You'll get the best feel for Aggie student life on a weekday during the fall or spring semester when classes are in session and the campus is bustling with activity. Explore our interactive map before you arrive to help you navigate the campus.
For Summer 2023, an official group visit consists of a campus walking tour, plus an admissions presentation for indicated times only. Tours begin at the Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center in Rudder Tower, but may be cancelled or moved due to inclement weather.
Ensure a worry-free visit to Texas A&M by planning ahead. Our Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center offers tours and other resources to help you make the most of your visit. Plan your visit
If you will be late, please call us at 979-845-5851. We’ll do our best to work things out, and some events may have to be cancelled or rescheduled. Use the Interactive Campus Map to explore Texas A&M after your tour is over to see even more of campus. Howdy! Welcome to Visit: Visit Tips. Learn more about Texas A&M University at www.tamu.edu.
Tour Texas A&M’s campuses, including 5,200-acre Aggieland and our Galveston and McAllen locations, virtually or in person.
