Always
somethin' to do in Houston
There's a lot of reasons to get attracted to one of the largest cities in the
States. The city that dodges the heat and soaks in the humidity is also the
city that is host to so many wonders, that it is impossible to list all of
them. But then well begun is half done.
Bayou Bend Collection
and Gardens
The Collection is one of USA's foremost assemblages of American decorative
arts dating from 1620 through 1870. The objects in the collection are among
the finest examples of American design and craftsmanship.
City Hall
The hall is one of the finest examples of a building being used exactly for
the purpose it was intended for when it was built. In the grillwork above the
main entrances are aluminum medallions of the quot;great lawgiversquot; such
as Julius Caesar, Moses, and Thomas Jefferson. Today, though the building is
tall, and is one of the first buildings air conditioned in Houston, it no longer
inspires the awe it once did.
Texas Medical Center
It's a virtual med-tropolis. Texas Medical Center houses more than 40 member
institutions, including two medical schools, four schools of nursing, 13 renowned
hospitals and two specialty institutions. Come, visit us in person.
NASA Mission Control
While astronauts orbit Earth 343 miles up, men and women working from a tiny
speck on the planet here monitor their every move, every second of every day.
Flight controllers do practice for just about anything that can go wrong. God
forbid it actually does.
Port of Houston
The Port of Houston is a 25-mile-long complex of diversified public and private
facilities located just a few hours' sailing time from the Gulf of Mexico.
Ranked first in the United States in foreign waterborne commerce, second in
total tonnage, and sixth in the world, approximately 194 million tons of cargo
moved through it in 2001.
Sam Houston's Statue
A visit to the World's tallest statue of an American hero offers a great perspective
of Huntsville. The statue stands 67-feet tall on a 10-foot high base.
Wortham Center
The Center is home to Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera. Since its opening
in 1987, Wortham has entertained audiences totaling more than 5 million people.
Hundreds of social galas, civic meetings, corporate and group events, weddings
prove it is a community center as well as a performing arts venue.
Houston Visitors Center
Houston Visitors Center is the largest in the United States. Among its popular
features are a 50-seat theater, six lifestyle kiosks, six touch-screen computers,
a 16-screen video wall and museum-quality exhibits on history, events and attractions.
The Center also offers more than 10,000 brochures, magazines, flyers and other
information .
Houston Walks
The location offers a variety of walking tours of downtown Houston and the
Museum District that inform visitors about the historical, architectural and
cultural highlights of the city. Tours include fascinating sights from modern
skyscrapers to Gothic cathedrals to the miles of pedestrian tunnels below downtown.
Malibu Grand Prix Family Fun Center
Is bursting with activities for families. Choose from putt-putt golf, batting
cages, video games and various mini-race cars.
Marq-E Entertainment Center
Satisfies your shopping, entertainment and dining needs with several shops,
an Edwards Cinema 22 including a large screen Theater, plus 10 dining options
including Jillian's, Cafe Adobe, Todai, Red Robin, Surfers Paradise and more.
Lazer Rage
With two locations near Houston, offers laser tag for all ages and skill levels.
Players can select games based on themes, tasks, powers and characters, and
even suggest game ideas, which can be implemented quickly and easily.
Texas Air Aces
Located on the northwest side of Houston, offers combat-style flying experiences
in T-34 planes. From ground school to simulated air combat missions, you'll
have the flight of your life with the constant assistance of Texas Air Aces'
veteran military pilots.
Moody Gardens
Visitors to Galveston can explore the depths of the world's oceans from inside
the Aquarium at Moody Gardens, a 12-story pyramid with several marine habitats,
including the King Penguin exhibit. You can also enjoy the lush Rainforest
Pyramid, explore life in space at the Discovery Pyramid and experience the
thrills and spills of the IMAX Theater.
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