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Things to do in Houston, Texas - Houston Attractions

• Moody Gardens
  Looking for island fun? Work or play, this tropical destination is ideal for families and groups alike. Water your imagination and travel the oceans of the world at the Aquarium Pyramid...
• Sam Houston Race Park
  From the clank of the opening gate to the thrilling sprint to the finish, horse racing has long deserved its title as the "sport of kings". Come visit this one of a kind race park!
• Gulf Greyhound Park
  The world's largest and top greyhound racing operation, offers a unique entertainment package. The air conditioned complex features 3 levels, each offering a variety of dining and view options.
• Traders Village
  Opened in 1989 and covers more than 105 acres, with 1000 dealers, every weekend. More than one million people browse, buy & trade in this open air bargain hunters' paradise each year.
• Six Flags AstroWorld
  A world class family entertainment complex filled with over 30 exciting rides, 9 roller coasters, and nearly 4 miles for searing, red-hot track!
• SplashTown Waterpark
  Texas' favorite tropical paradise for water-loving thrill seekers! The whole family will enjoy dozens of splashy water adventures and acres of incredible rides, slides, chutes, and floats.
• Downtown Aquarium
  This magnificent 6-acre entertainment and dining complex is a 500,000 gallon aquatic wonderland, home to over 200 species of aquatic life from around the globe.
• Space Center
  As the official visitors center of NASA's Johnson Space Center, Space Center Houston houses 50,000 sq feet of exhibits detailing the history of America's space program.
• Bayou Place
  Once Houston's convention center, Bayou Place is now the heart of Houston's theater district. It houses Aerial Theater, Hard Rock Cafe, among many venues. Popular evening hang out for clubs and concerts.
• Lone Star Flight Museum
  This museum is home to the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame, honoring the heroes and pioneers of aviation in Texas.
• San Jacinto Battlefield
  Experience the world's tallest monument tower. Witness revolution in the Jesse H. Jones Theatre for Texas Studies.
• Candylicious
  Transport yourself back to your childhood days with delicious delectables such as Big League Chew, 5th Avenue, Candy Bars, O-Henry, Clark Bars, Candy Cigarettes, Old Fashioned Candy Buttons, and Pixy STix Candy.
• Astro's Enron Field 
  Located in downtown Houston, it is one of the three new stadiums that will be the new home for the Astro's. Outside the new stadium has a brand new look, on the inside there is a railroad type theme look with pleasant open-aired restaurants and cafes that overlook the field. Enjoy the beautiful skyline of downtown Houston as your are rooting for your favorite team.
• JPMorgan Chase Tower Sky Lobby
  Seemingly touching the sky with it's 75 floors, the Chase Tower is not the tallest but one of the most elegant towers in Houston and in the world. With it's observation deck on the upper floor, it provides breathtaking views such as downtown Houston, Port of Houston, Midtown, Hermann Park, Texas Medical Center, Allen Parkway, Buffalo Bayou, Memorial Dr, and River Oaks.
• Lights in the Heights
  Typically showcased on the 2nd Saturday evening of December, the event is a yearly celebration sponsored by Woodland Heights Civic Ass. Two streets of 14 blocks are dedicated to the festive event with streets lined with luminaries, garlands, wreaths, a plethora of  Christmas lights. Many houses feature various types of hospitality such as live entertainment, handball choirs, ensembles, hot chocolate, hot apple cider, and other goodies.

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