What Houston highlights do tourists in the area most want to see, and why?
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NASA- its a little out but it is an interesting experience
George Ranch- is also in the outskirts but a cool adventure
Rodeo- If your guests come during that time
Water Wall and the Galleria (the galleria is fun you can also ice skate)
Musuem District- the museum of natural science always have neat things going on
Sporting events: depending on the season but there are Rocket games or Dynamos or Astros games.
Downtown Houston is nice for a nice stroll,
Festivals: Houston always seem to have a festival going on such as Greek, Italian, Colombian
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1281025/houston_attractions_10_must_visit_sites.html?cat=16etc.
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Hermann Memorial Park. This park includes a small train that goes around the park, paddle boats, a splash park, several museums as well as the zoo. Don't forget to check out the Japanese Gardens while you're there. They have a replica of the Terra Cotta warriors there.
You can also catch a free outdoor play at the Miller Outdoor Theater in the summer months.
There's also Johnson Space Center. Fun place for the family to go for a more hands on experience with space exploration.
The Houston Zoo. Always a favorite with the kids and my husband. They have a wonderful kids sections that includes a splash park and carousel. There are also usually special exhibits going on so it's worth checking out before going.
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