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Five ideas for guided tours in Houston

• Montrose

  Montrose is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood that attracts art lovers, gourmets and nightlife enthusiasts.
  Begin your exploration with a visit to the Menil Collection, a renowned art museum that houses an impressive collection of works ranging from antiquity to contemporary art. After feeding your mind, treat yourself to a gourmet break at Westheimer‘s Sunday morning farmers’ market, where you can sample fresh local produce and delicious dishes. Continue your exploration by strolling the tree-lined streets of Montrose. Stop in at Blacksmith, a local café renowned for its quality coffee and warm atmosphere. For an outdoor experience, visit the beautiful Hermann Park, which borders the boundaries of Montrose. Take a stroll through its vast green spaces, take a boat ride on the lake, or visit the Houston Zoo, which is home to a wide variety of exotic animals.
  Montrose is also known for its lively nightlife, with a multitude of trendy bars, clubs and restaurants. Discover unique places such as Anvil Bar & Refuge, known for its innovative cocktails, or Poison Girl, a retro bar where you can enjoy a wide selection of craft beers.

• Space Center Houston

  Immerse yourself in the exciting universe of space exploration by visiting Space Center Houston, NASA’s official space center. There are interactive exhibitions that trace the history of space conquest. Admire the Saturn V rocket, which propelled astronauts to the moon during the Apollo missions. Feel the excitement of takeoffs in the flight simulator and discover the technological advances that have made these journeys possible. Discover the famous Mission Control Centre, where some of the most important missions in space history have been piloted. Dive into the world of astronomy at the Burke Baker Planetarium, where you can see projections of our vast cosmos.
  Don’t miss Rocket Park, where historic rockets await you, ready to reveal their secrets. You will also be able to see drone flying demonstrations and other innovative technologies.

• Buffalo Bayou Park

  Start your day with a walk along the Buffalo Bayou Trail, offering views of the river and the city skyline. Admire the local flora and fauna, from majestic birds to wildflowers that line the path. Continue your visit by exploring the park’s beautifully landscaped gardens. The Butterfly Garden, with its multitude of colourful flowers and swirling butterflies, transports you into a magical world. Take time to relax in the Garden of Roses, where bewitching scents and vibrant colours will awaken your senses. Continue the tour along the Lost Lake Trail for a quiet getaway.
  Buffalo Bayou Park is also full of art to mark your journey. Discover the sculpture “Listening Vessels” by Jaume Plensa, which offers a unique acoustic experience, or admire the contemporary installations scattered along the trails.

• Museum of Fine Arts de Houston

  Located in the heart of the city, the Museum of Fine Arts houses impressive collections from around the globe. Explore the galleries and admire works of art ranging from ancient Egyptian and Greek civilizations to contemporary masterpieces.
  Your footsteps will take you straight to the spectacular Audrey Jones Beck Building, home to European masterpieces, classic sculptures and decorative art. Continue your exploration to the Caroline Wiess Law Building, where you’ll discover a fascinating collection of American art. Be sure to visit the Glassell School of Art, a space dedicated to art education. Participate in workshops, attend lectures and admire the creations of emerging artists in the area.

• Market Square Park

  Located in the historic Downtown district, Market Square Park is a true crossroads of the city’s culture, gastronomy and history.
  Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the park’s shaded walkways. Admire the magnificent sculptures scattered throughout the space. Don’t miss the central fountain, which adds a refreshing touch to the decor, inviting visitors to stop and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Market Square Park is also known for its vibrant food scene. From trendy cafes to gourmet restaurants, you’ll find a variety of culinary delights on every street corner.
  For a unique cultural experience, head to the famous Historic District. With its restored historic buildings and cobbled streets, this part of Houston is a true journey back in time. Explore the art galleries and independent shops.
  Market Square Park is also a meeting place for fans of live music. Attend open-air concerts and let yourself be carried away by the exciting rhythms of local artists.