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Children's Museum of Houston

This museum is designed just for kids with many interactive exhibits. The museum focuses on Science, culture, geography, and creativity. Some of the exhibits are the Babbling Bayou (water exploration), Ecostation, and Cyber Clubhouse. The exhibits that are shown are called traveling exhibits which make sure they never get boring for the kids.  

Museum of Fine Arts
 

This museum was first founded in 1900. The art represents a wide range of history. In the collection there is Renaissance and Baroque items, African gold pieces, and much more. Also with the museum there is a Cullen Sculpture Garden which is 18 acres of public gardens and two historic house museums.

Menil Collection
 

This collection was made by Dominique and John de Menil. They designed a steel and cypress building to show their architecture and art. This is known as one of the country's finest private collections. There is Modern works, tribal and ethnic art, and antiquities that are shown.

San Jacinto Battleground

   San Jacinto Battleground is located in La Porte and is a historical park. There is a column that represents the site and it stands 15 feet taller than the Washington Monument and is topped with a huge star. There is also a museum in the base of the monument.

Space Center Houston

The Space Center in Houston is located near Clear Lake. Visitors are not allowed to see all of the Space Center operations due to security purposes but there is a tram tour that takes visitors to most working facilities. Two of the most popular spots are the Saturn rocket or the shuttle payload bays. The exhibits in the Space Center show the history of manned spaceflight and hoped for future explorations.

Minute Maid Park
 

  The Minute Maid Park is located in downtown Houston and premiered in 2000. It is a ball field that is proven to be a fan favorite. This field is home of the Astros Baseball and it was built on parking lots by the old train station. The roof of the stadium opens up when the weather is mild and closes when rain appears or even when the air conditioner is needed.

Hermann Park
 

Hermann Park is located centrally so visitors can visit other attractions as well. The zoo, an outdoor theater, a Japanese garden, and a golf course surrounds the park. In the park there is a mini train, paddle boats for rent, and beautiful pine trees for a picnic. There is also a children's playground, a reflection pool, and a jogging path.         

Heritage Society
 

  Heritage Society was organized in the 1950's to preserve the property's Kellum-Noble House. Later there were other historic homes added and restored. Today there are eight structures that exist, they are styled in period-appropriate furnishings. There is a cabin, a home built by a freed slave, a church, a grander, and oil financed structures.

John P. McGovern Museum of Health & Medical Science

This museum is affiliated with the Texas Medical Center and is known to take education to a new level. The most popular attraction in the museum is the "Amazing Body Pavilion". This attraction is a huge replica of the human body that lets kids walk through the brain, the heart, the rib cage, and more. There are also many interactive displays about memory, vision, circulation, and hearing.

Houston Museum of Natural Science
 

  This museum holds mostly anything and everything people might want to know about nature. The museum first opened in 1909 and shows visitors about energy, wildlife, astronomy, and much more. Some of the exhibits are about the Serengeti plains, Hall of the Americas, and more. There is also a showcase of more than 600 gems and minerals.