Houston Tours

Houston boasts an array of attractions and activities for the entire family. As the largest Texan and fourth largest U.S. city by population, it's no surprise that it's inhabitants dine out more than those of any other city.http://www.houstontx.gov/abouthouston/houstonfacts.html Restaurants are as abundant as cuisines in Houston and the variety ranges from award winning eateries to in and out delis.

Houston's has been revitalized over past years. Today it's downtown area has over 11,000 restaurants alone. Aside from first class food, Houston has a 17 block theater district second only to Broadway.http://www.houstontheaterdistrict.org/ Other major attractions such as museums, shopping, galleries, clubs and high energy night life make Houston a popular international destination.

With all the city has to offer, tours have become an effective way to get a taste of it all.

Houston has a humid subtropical climate bringing tornados in spring and hot winds and temperatures from Mexico in the summer. This makes for very distinct seasons and a hot and sticky summer.

The redeeming quality to the summer heat is the coast line. Houston seaport has the most foreign sea traffic of any U.S. port. There are also an assortment of famous beaches, like Galveston, nearby for sand surf and sun. Also worth mentioning is that while many parks and beaches across the country begin to charge admission, Texas is holding out and most public land is still free to access.

The fall and winter brings fair weather and mild temperatures. Although snowfall has been experienced, it is an uncommon novelty for Houstonians.

• Space Center Houston

• Downtown Houston

• Water Wall

• Williams Tower

• Rice University

• San Jacinto Monument

• USS Texas Battleship

• Galveston Island

• Bus Tours: Eyeopener Tours