Houston Tours
Houston tours are available to introduce visitors to every kind of attraction this world class city has to offer. However, bus and city tours providing an overview of everything are not available for the general public. Perhaps your best bet is to hire a tour guide directly by contacting the Professional Tour Guide Association of Houston. Nevertheless, there is a lot to see and do. The city has some fascinating architectural wonders, a booming port, numerous museums, and monuments. The San Jacinto Monument commemorates the surrender of Santa Ana to Sam Houston ensuring Texas' independence from Mexico. In general, getting familiar with the city and its many attractions is an individual thing, perhaps with the help of a tour guide. There are many tours of individual sites, however, and we have a selection of Houston tours to get you started.Houston Tours
Sam Houston Boat Tour
The Port of Houston is one of the busiest in the world with petrochemicals and grain from the Midwest being the major cargoes. In order to introduce visitors to the harbor's goings on, the free Sam Houston Boat Tour is a 90-minute cruise along the Houston Ship Channel operated by the Port of Houston Authority.
The Port of Houston is one of the busiest in the world with petrochemicals and grain from the Midwest being the major cargoes. In order to introduce visitors to the harbor's goings on, the free Sam Houston Boat Tour is a 90-minute cruise along the Houston Ship Channel operated by the Port of Houston Authority.
Minute Maid Park Tours
They play baseball here, but at other times fans and the curious can take tours of this state-of-the-art facility. Find out why Union Station is at the ballpark; sit in one of the dugouts and view the field from the perspective of your favorite slugger; see where the announcers sit when they call the play-by-play.
They play baseball here, but at other times fans and the curious can take tours of this state-of-the-art facility. Find out why Union Station is at the ballpark; sit in one of the dugouts and view the field from the perspective of your favorite slugger; see where the announcers sit when they call the play-by-play.