Houston Things to Do

Visiting Market Street can be an entire day of fun for the family. You can start with shopping, wining and dining, playing, eating and maybe ending it with a movie. On Thursday evenings, you can enjoy a free jazz concert, which... more

The University Club of Houston rests on the third floor of the Club Corp building, Post Oak Tower, in the Galleria. The University Club is a privately owned sports and business venue that offers a variety of sports programs an... more

Explore the wonder and mystery of space with the help of Space Center Nasa Johnson. Special programmes are dedicated to educate visitors on varied aspects relating to space. Located on NASA Parkway, the center is a place which... more

One of the most unique museums in all of Texas, the Houston Health Museum offers visitors a fascinating tour of the human body. Exhibits include a walking tour through the human body (with hands-on interactive information cente... more

If you are looking for old Northern Italian architecture and a charmingly designed church, come visit this beautiful chapel known as Villa De Matel Convent. Built in the Lombard Romanesque style by Maurice J. Sullivan in 1928,... more

History buffs will enjoy the Houston Fire Museum, which traces the history of Houston's local firefighters from the late 19th century to modern day. The special photographic exhibit, "Taking the Heat for 100 Years," allows you... more

The Astrodome has played host to a variety of sports and entertainment events. Over the years, Texans have been drawn here for occasion after occasion. The museum inside pays a special tribute to all of these past occasions, th... more

The whole family will strike oil with a visit to this ranch. It is a great place to spend a relaxing and fun day. Small and large groups can enjoy pony rides, paddle boats, swimming, fishing, miniature golf, train rides and oth... more

When contemplating poetry, prayers and the beauty of nature, butterflies often come to mind. Walk among the fluttering and gentle creatures in this man-made exotic rain forest with soft waterfalls and towering trees. Surrounde... more

Named after Dominque Menil, one of the greatest art collectors of the 20th century, Menil Collection houses an enormous private collection that has to be rotated because it is too large to show at once. Most of the collection i... more