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Houston, TX must-see attractions will leave you with indelible and heartwarming memories. This city offers dynamic experiences included in a Red Roof list made just for you. Once here, the NASA Space Center will make you feel like an astronaut for a day and the Museum of Natural Science will leave an impact, because in the Space City you can have it all. See what’s best for you, your family, and loved ones, and plan your itinerary using this list of things to experience in town.
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Become an astronaut for a day with experiences for space enthusiasts at the NASA Space Center. Here, visitors can roleplay spaceflights, gain insights into how astronauts prepare for missions, and examine authentic spacecraft. It’s all about connecting with planetary technology or testing the anti-gravity machine in the Living in Space gallery.
Rain or shine, escape the Texas heat with a visit to North America’s largest 7.5-mile underground tunnel network. Here, you can learn everything about Houston’s skyscrapers history, bunkers, and book guided walking tours that uncover the secrets of a subterranean city.
Known as Houston’s most relevant cultural site, the homonym Museum of Natural Science invites you to discover 4 floors of history and artworks, from the Hall of Ancient Egypt to Paleontology. Red Roof recommends you a visit if you are a history buff.
Find peace of mind with a visit to Hermann Park, a 445-acre urban oasis. You can easily reach Houston Zoo or admire the Mecom Fountain at night. This is the ideal experience for families who are looking for a budget-friendly, yet exciting trip.
The Downtown Aquarium is much more than a complex. Indeed, it’s a journey of touch pools, a Ferris wheel, an aquatic carousel, and more for families and children.
It takes a lot of time to visit Houston. From the Theater District to Minute Maid Park, this tourist bus can show you this world of parks, futuristic buildings, and local gems without walking fatigue. Book your ticket in advance, especially during summer.
Catch the perfect wave on Galveston’s Seawall Blvd. Once here, visitors can rent a board or take a 2-hour guided lesson with equipment included. This is an alternative way to meet the coastal side of Space City.
This 6,000-year-old cultural institution hosts over 64,000 artworks you can’t miss. Book a 45-minute family guided tour to learn everything about this place, its identity, and the history behind Monet paintings and Roman sculptures.
Looking for an alternative way to explore Houston? Rent a bike. You can pedal through historic Downtown, Hermann Park, and Buffalo Bayou in a sustainable way while staying close to your Red Roof stay.
Inspire your inner scientist with a stop at the Health Museum, a place where visitors can enjoy interactive guided tours of hands-on organ dissections, educational documents, and images that attract over 180,000 travelers each year.
Reward yourself with a shopping session at Houston’s largest mall, which is home to 400+ luxury stores, restaurants, and a large ice rink to try with your loved ones. This is a retail therapy perfect for families or friends who are looking for an alternative way to spend time in Space City.
Set in the heart of Houston’s Memorial Park, the Arboretum & Nature Center is a must-see area that offers 155 acres of woodlands, breathtaking meadows, and wildlife-rich ponds with 5 miles of trails. Here, visitors can encounter local fauna and creatures, from unique birds to frogs and more.
Discover the iconic Orange Show, one of America's most eccentric folk-art gems. Built over 25 years from recycled tiles and scrap metal, this whimsical 3,000-square-foot maze celebrates the orange fruit and its artist, Jefferson McKissack.
Perfect for visitors of all ages, Discovery Green Park is a 12-acre downtown oasis where you can relax, walk with your pet, or enjoy sessions of kayaking late, roller rink and tasting experiences at two nearby restaurants.
Book your unconventional flight to see Houston from the sky. An airplane tour offers visitors unique views over the Gulf Coast, and it allows you to test your skills with co-pilot lessons, just like in a movie.
Gym lovers will adore the Texas Rock Gym, a 14,000-square-foot indoor climbing arena where people can challenge themselves. This place features 42 top ropes, auto-belays, and experts to assist you.
Culture belongs to everyone. Take your kids to the Children’s Museum, a 90,000-square-foot hub offering interactive simulations (like the Kidtropolis City) and exciting water exhibits. It’s an ode to entertainment.
Tour Texas’ oldest brewery and meet the Saint Arnold Brewing Company, your passport to guide tours about the bottling and kegging process. Here, a rich lunch with signature beers awaits you.
Houston pays tribute to life and death. Head to the National Museum of Funeral History to explore America’s largest collection of hearses, historic caskets, and unique mourning artifacts. This is an experience to reflect on the past and present with a focus on cultural traditions.
Buffalo Bayou Park is a 124-acre park where the skyline meets verdant fields. Here, you can enjoy hiking trails, an avant-garde dog park, and a nature playground, making it the perfect place for families and furry friends.
