The complex map of tunnels stretches for more than 7.5 miles, connecting an array of Houston’s bustling corporate buildings. Led by an expert local, there’s never a bad day to explore North America’s largest underground tunnel system, located right in (or should we say under) the heart of Houston. Make sure to test out the anti-gravity machine in the Living in Space gallery and, if you get hungry, grab some lunch at the NASA cafeteria - the muffins are out of this world.Ģ – Explore Houston’s web of underground tunnels

So, what do you say, it’s time we started planning our trip, right? 1 – Become an astronaut for a day at the NASA Space Centerīehold the wonders of outer space travel and feel like an astronaut for a day at the NASA Space Center!Īt this iconic Houston attraction, guests can discover all about the possibilities of space travel, see how astronauts prepare for their journeys, and get an up-close look at real spacecraft, astronaut suits, and interstellar equipment. What about admiring one-of-a-kind cars on display, or exploring ornate Hindu temples – with plenty of time left over for a good meal.

With so many riveting things to do in Houston, from the vibrant Theater District to the fascinating Museum District, to nearby theme parks, craft breweries, and a diehard sporting culture, there really is something for everyone in Space City.Īnd in a city this size, you can be guaranteed plenty of unique attractions as well! Want to see a multimedia museum devoted to citrus fruit, or a house festooned with beer cans? No problem you can even do both in a day. If we forget about big ol’ Alaska up north, we’re left with Texas claiming the throne for the biggest state in the US of A.Īnd while the likes of Dallas and Austin would love to compete, the reality is they don’t make ‘em any bigger than Houston - as you’re about to see, the list of visitor-friendly activities is as big and exciting as the city itself.

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