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Houston TX Tourism and Sightseeing
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Houston Travel and Vacation Guide At a GlanceBest Time to Visit Houston Texas
In mid-February, you'll be treated to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the largest event of this kind in the world. The famed Bayou Bend Gardens are best viewed in the spring. In late April, the Houston International Festival spans 20 city blocks and includes over 1,800 performers from around the globe. If your visit isn't event-based, fall through spring is the best time to see Houston comfortably. Click Here to find hotels in Houston. If you need additional visitor information for Houston, Click Here. Average Houston Weather
January is the coolest month with average highs in the low 60s and average lows in the 20s. Spring warms up quickly, topping out in the 70s. June, July, and August are sweltering with daytime highs usually in the 90s. May is the rainiest month, receiving an annual average of over five inches. Downtown Houston has a huge underground pedestrian tunnel system so you can escape the heat while shopping. Transportation
The George Bush-Houston Intercontinental Airport is about an hour away from downtown. This shoots the cost way up to roughly $30 for a ride into downtown Houston. The WB Hobby Airport is closer and fares to downtown cost close to $20. On weekdays, a city-run express bus serves both airports to downtown. You can reach the city bus service for information about express and regular routes at (713)635-4000. Shuttles to several locations serve the airports; you can find out about them at (713) 523-8888. Amtrak also serves Houston. You will enjoy your stay much more if you rent a car upon arrival. Most major rental firms have airport outlets. In-Season Costs
Houston is an important business destination, so there is no particular season. Downtown hotels and those near the Galleria tend to be somewhat expensive. Expect to pay around $120 per room for a moderate double. Houston has a huge collection of locally owned and operated restaurants in the expensive range. If you are a budget traveler, you'll find it easy to have a meal for fewer than $7. For a blow-out dinner at the other end of the spectrum, Houston is well served with a range of seafood, steak, and European cuisine extravaganzas. Texas Tourism - Houston Attractions, Activities and Day Trips
Houston is close enough to the Gulf Coast for a day trip; visit the Padre Island National Seashore for some unspoiled stretches of beach. It's also possible to visit Mexican border towns. The closest towns are not particularly scenic but they are good inexpensive shopping destinations.
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Things to do in Houston TX, Sightseeing and Houston TX TourismHouston TX Tourism - Planning a Houston TX Vacation
Below is a list of Houston TX tourist attractions, activities, events, hotels, restaurants and visitor information entries to help you plan a Houston TX Vacation! Find detailed information on the Houston TX tourism entries by clicking on their links. Narrow your search by selecting from a specific Houston TX travel category on the left hand menu.
Explore All Of Texas's Regions
You can find Texas tourist attractions and activities in all of Texas's regions: Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Ft Worth, Galveston, Houston, Irving, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, Odessa, Plano, San Antonio, South Padre Island, Waco and Other.
Fun Things to do during your Houston TX Vacation - Top Houston TX Tourist Attractions and Activities
Some of the most popular Houston TX tourist attractions that list on our site include Mountasia Family Fun Center , Bayou Wildlife Park and Six Flags SplashTown.
Fun activities in Houston TX include Trail Rides on Horseback, Theatre Under The Stars (TUTS) and Alvin All American Festival 5th Classic Car & Bike Show.
Create an online Houston TX vacation itinerary
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Featured Texas Tourist Attractions and Activities
Please visit our Texas featured listings - Storytime Live at Sarofim Hall- Hobby Center, Storytime Live at City Bank Auditorium, Storytime Live at Michael & Susan Dell Hall, Storytime Live at Majestic Theatre San Antonio, Storytime Live at Selena Auditorium, Storytime Live at NOKIA live at Grand Prairie, Sugarland at Superpages.com Center and Monster Jam at Alamodome.
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Alvin There's no place like home
Fall into the arms of the Babe on the Bayou
Category: Alvin Recreation near Houston, Texas
Description of this Houston area Activity: An excitement permeates Alvin!
The Babe on the bayou is preparing for her most honored guests! Tourists who love to visit her time and time again.
But where in the world is Alvin,Texas? It’s an all American hometown, just south of Houston, off Nolan Ryan Parkway, quietly nestled in the endless miles of prairie-like frontier of Brazoria County. Visitors enjoy outdoor, fresh fruit and vegetable Markets, 55,000+ sq ft of antique shopping, Joes BBQ,(where Nolan Ryan loves to eat) Exotic Wildlife parks, grocery stores operating since the 1800’s, bass fishing, birding, nature trails, golf, camping, scuba diving, and even skydiving. Richly endowed with cultural and historical landmarks, legends and lore, Alvin and her twin-sister county towns, Angleton, Brazosport, West Columbia, Brazoria and Pearland are precisely where the Lone Star State TRULY began.
Gaining victory over great and perilous times throughout her history, the Babe on the bayou has tenacious, undaunted spirit. Claimed as the "queen of the coast" in 1915, the babe of the bayou has grown from a cow prairie town in her early teens and roaring twenties, to a rice and oil center in the depression of the thirties to Gulf Coast acclaim in the forties & fifties, to a petrochemical kingdom in the turbulent sixties & seventies to excellent economic base and well-being in the 21st century. The Babe on the bayou, Alvin, Texas welcomes you, dear reader, to come and enjoy her, history, attractions, and simple ways of life.
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