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Unifying the Azalea district are beautiful gardens featuring mass azalea plantings, pecans, oaks, and maples that gave the district its identity and name, as well as the historical homes, both grand and small. For these reasons the Azalea Residential Historic District Nomination was approved and designated in June of 2003 as a National Historic District. Taking a walk around our neighborhood is always fun. We enjoy admiring the individual and unique architecture of each individual cottage. We often cross Broadway to admire the grander homes and gardens. We love walking to Bergfeld center for breakfast or lunch at First Watch or a coffee at the Health Bar. Bergfeld park has an outdoor stage and hosts outdoor events so be sure you check the event schedule. Alternatively it is fun to walk through the Charnwood district to admire the old plantation mansions on our way to The Foundry for the best Barrista coffee in all of Tyler. Rick’s on the Square or EXT brewing are both great places. The Urban Market on the square downtown has a great view of the square and comfy outdoor lounge furniture. There is a bar next door that features 20 different artisan beers. Another favorite is taking a walk to The Catch for the best grilled shrimp salad in town. You will have to walk along 5th street a bit but at least it has a sidewalk! Enjoy!

Of course most places are mainly assessable by car in Tyler but we think It is fun to take walks around our neighborhood and admire the historical homes and gardens. Wall Avenue, Sneed and posh Belmont, all close by, will give you a impression of the range of homes, each with individual architecture and ranging from grand to small. Walk to Bergfeld Park, Children’s Park or simply to The Bergfeld shopping center for coffee or lunch (First Watch and the honey pecan salad here Highly recommended) or antique shopping. It feels like being in a small town within the bigger city of Tyler.