One of the city’s top attractions, the Space Center is the official visitor center for NASA’s Johnson Space Center. You can explore space exhibits, see real spacecraft, and even meet astronauts.
This museum is home to impressive exhibits, including a dinosaur hall, gems and minerals, and a butterfly center. It’s a must-see for science and history lovers.
A beautiful urban park located near the Museum District. It’s a great place to relax, paddle on McGovern Lake, or visit the Houston Zoo, which is located within the park.
Located in Hermann Park, the zoo is home to over 6,000 animals. It’s a fantastic family-friendly destination and one of the most visited zoos in the U.S.
This museum houses more than 70,000 works of art, spanning 6,000 years of history. From European paintings to contemporary pieces, it’s a treat for art lovers.
A 160-acre green space with walking and biking trails, sculptures, and picnic spots. It’s the perfect spot for outdoor activities and offers great views of Houston’s skyline.
If you visit during the rodeo season (usually in late February to March), this is an iconic Houston event featuring rodeo competitions, concerts, and Texas-style food.
This six-acre entertainment complex has a massive aquarium with over 200 species, a Ferris wheel, and various restaurants. It’s fun for visitors of all ages.
Houston’s largest shopping center, The Galleria is a great place for high-end shopping, dining, and ice-skating. It’s perfect for those who love fashion and retail therapy.
The city has a thriving street art scene, and you can find vibrant murals all over town. Popular areas include the Houston Graffiti Building and murals along Travis Street.