1. Museum of Natural Sciences
The Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) was established in 1909 and is now one of the most famous in North America. It has an amazing collection of various antiques and vintage items including mineral specimens, space station models, Quetzalcoatl, and 60 large skeleton mounts.
2. Houston Space Center
Another cool thing to do is take a tour of the Space Center Houston. It is the official visitor center of the NASA Johnson Space Center and this place has interesting facilities to see. Your time here is a unique experience as you can even meet an astronaut along with seeing their ISS mission control, buoyancy lab, simulation lab and much more.
3. Buffalo Swamp Park
Buffalo Bayou Park is a center of attraction that covers 160 acres of land in the city. It is considered a beautiful upper nature center and has hiking and biking trails, dog parks, and plenty of shady places to take a break. It is home to a huge park of Mexican free-tailed bats with slow-moving waters at its heart.
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This is a magnificent stadium that offers beyond the ordinary. It is air conditioned and is Houston’s first retractable roof stadium with a natural grass field. It houses 40,000 seats and offers a wide range of selections including ballpark classics, healthy sidebars and Astros Melt.
5. Children’s Museum
It was founded in 1980 by a group of parents who are passionate about promoting early childhood development within the community. The museum’s exhibits cover topics such as science, history and culture, technology, and much more. This will be a plus for all children, as the museum has The Market, which is a place for children to have fun.
6. Discovery Green
Have you ever thought of a very lively community? Discovery Green is one of them, offering free yoga classes, story time for young children, regular concerts and movie nights. It offers outdoor reading rooms, free Wi-Fi, a playground, and a place to borrow games and balls when you feel like letting off steam.
7. Downtown Aquarium
The 500,000-gallon Downtown Aquarium is a mix of attraction and restaurant. It houses several interesting components, such as the Ferris wheel, the aquatic carousel, and the white tiger exhibit. Frog jumper and more. Offers a spectacular view of the aquarium from wall to wall. It’s a splendid place for sightseeing, as well as a place to have an interesting food list dig.
8. Fast Track Entertainments
This is a perfect place to show off your great skills, blow off some steam and have some general fun. The park is equipped with arcade games, miniature golf, laser tag, and replica Formula 1 karts. You can also enjoy real-time gaming, including Godzilla Wars JR, Wacky Gator Super Speedway, Mortal Combat, and more. It’s a great place for the family to go and stay active.
9. The gallery
The Galleria was inspired by the impressive Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. It houses more than 400 best-selling stores, restaurants and eating establishments, beauty salons, etc. The Galleria ranks first on the list of the largest shopping malls in Texas.
10. Hines Water Wall Park
Gerald D. Hines Water-wall Park features a 64-foot semi-circular fountain that re-pumps a fixed amount of water per minute up and down the interior and exterior wall of the structure. This park is surrounded by 186 oak trees and is a unique spot to enjoy games with friends, photo shoots, picnics and gatherings.