Pretty cool place - definitely take the tram tour!
Fun beer tasting & tour!! I love St. Arnold's Beer!!
The endeavor was worth the extra chip! I've experienced better tours, but the beer was great.
It's where all those great hometown Houston brews are born! Take a tour, the people are as good as the beer!
Awesome tour. Admission is between $8-$12. Bring a canned good and receive $1 off. Try great beers. Enjoy!
Fresh Tasty Beer! Take the tour and relax a the Beer Garden. Great Staff!
The tour is fun, the beer is cheap and delicious! The food is very tasty also.
The Blue Tour takes you to Mission Control and Rocket Park. Don't miss the Saturn V rocket inside, its pretty epic.
Allow about 3 + hours if you want to watch the shows, tram tour and rocket park. Gift shop has some decent clearance in back.
Not in the same league as Kennedy, but definitely worth a visit. Make sure to get timed tickets for the tram tours and the orbiter, you'll be able to jump long queues. Lots of activities for kids too.
The acclaimed traveling exhibition Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs features more than 100 artworks, most of which had never been shown in the United States prior to this tour!
Thursday is the best day to explore the museum. Free admission, open until 9 p.m. and often has gallery talks and tours.
Make sure you do the audio tour. Totally worth it. You get so much more out of the museum.
Great place to take out of towners on a tour of "Weird Houston"!
The Beer Can House began as an unusual hobby for a retired upholsterer John Milkovisch in 1968, and you can now check out the house and grounds on weekends, either on your own or via guided tours.
$5 admission fee is totally worth it to check out this unique creation. Be sure to get the tour and watch the video to hear how the house came into being. It literally is a house covered in beer cans.
We were able to board our tram right away. Definitely a must see on the tram tour...
You don't have to be in the tour to see the Saturn V. Park on the small lot next to the gate and you can just walk in. Enjoy! :)
Do not board the tram if you parked in the Rocket park parking lot
Ask for James on the paleonthology guided tour. Best guide ever!
Magna Carta preview. Self guided tour with HMNS Docents
The pyramid display is so descriptive and it is so tactile. The animal bones and dinosaur fossils are elaborate to touch. The paleontology tour is so intricate and educational.
A beautiful acre of peacefulness, right in the center of the city. Come here to sit and sketch amongst the sculptures or tour through on your way to the MFAH.
A must see if you are doing the museum tour.
Wonderful sculptures! Outdoors. great place for pictures
The Museum of Texas History is also in the park and The Heritage Society still endures, providing free guided tours and maintaining the park as a tangible time-line for generations to come.
Call the free phone voice your, it'll guide you through the historical buildings in they moved to the park. Get a glimpse of the Houston history
All things fancy! Be sure to get a guided tour and brush up on your American history.
Bayou Bend has the most beautiful gardens! Family day is so fun for everyone. Everyone should spend an afternoon here at least once a year. I recommend the spring!
Bayou Bend is the former home of Ima Hogg, a famous philanthropist. Visitors can wander through 14 acres of woodlands & formal gardens, or check out the house that contains 4,800 various works of art.
Go see the rebuilt old mission control room on the tour.
I like the NASA Place, it's worth to go and have a look especially when you into Tech or SiFi
Stop and think about how incredible space flight is and how dedicated the people who make it happen are. :)
Mike Epps no remorse tour
The space is divided into an arena with 5,800 permanent seats and 10,000 square feet of usable floor space, a pavilion with 1,700 fixed seats, and 325,000 square feet of exhibit space.
If you think parking is bad, just wait until they attempt to "guide" everyone out...
The Park After Dark. Visit naturediscoverycenter.org/night_hike for details. Night tours are a great way to explore the outdoors while beating the heat!
A fantastic 4 acre park in the middle of Bellaire! What a gem for Houston! Free to the public.
Don’t miss the Discovery Rooms, where kids can see frogs, turtles, a tarantula, hissing cockroaches, and other critters. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
The ballpark offers behind-the-scenes tours – into the broadcasting booth, dugouts, and more – Monday through Saturday, at 10am, 12n, and 2pm, year-round. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the salads, steaks, fish and desserts served at the FiveSeven Grille, located in CF. Read more.
Opened in 1999, the park is home to the Houston Astros. The ballpark is the first major sports facility to have a closed captioning board for the hearing impaired.
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