Ready for a little excitement in Houston? We’ve got more options than you could possibly cover, but these events are absolute musts! Cross at least one off your list every time you stay in our Houston Corporate Housing!

1)      The Museum District – True, this isn’t just one place, but it’s definitely worth a visit or two. Or three. There’s a range of museums to fit every taste, including the award-winning Museum of Fine Arts, the Contemporary Arts Museum, and the Children’s Museum. Start with one you know you’ll love, then explore the rest and discover hidden treasures.

2)      Bayou Place – Located in the heart of Houston’s Theatre District, this entertainment megaplex has everything from theatres to bars to restaurants.

3)      Galleria Mall – Shoppers will adore Texas’ largest mall. It is in Houston’s Uptown District and has the most upscale stores.

4)      The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo – When visitors think of Texas, they think of cowboys and rodeos. Why not indulge the stereotype with the state’s premier country style show and fair.

5)      Houston Zoo – With over 900 species, the Houston Zoo is a spectacular site. You can stroll through on your own or enjoy a guided tour. Your kids will love shadowing a veterinarian for the day or even feeding a lion cub.

6)      Space Center Houston – The true location of “Houston, we have a problem,” the space center is an inspirational stop on your Houston visit. You’ll also want to stop by the Johnson Space Center and experience 100 facilities as well as a zero gravity environment.

7)      The Azalea Trail – If you have the good fortune of being in Houston in the spring, you can’t help but notice natural beauty surrounding you. To capture it, travel the Azalea Trail. You’ll pass by some of the most beautiful garden you’ll ever see.

8)      Downtown Aquarium – An oasis of indoor natural beauty, this aquarium is home to over 400 species of marine life. For a wonderful experience, dine next to the two story tank outside the aquarium. You can wrap up the evening on a train ride through Shark Voyage

9)      Old Town Spring – In the midst of North Houston, you can find a town that seems to have traveled backwards in time about a hundred years. Old Town Spring is made to look as if it stepped out of the early 1900’s, showcasing the beautiful architecture and culture of the era.

10)  Kemah Boardwalk – As Houston’s largest amusement park, it is home to more than just rides. There are hotels, restaurants, and entertainment options beyond count at this place of family fun.

Whether you’re staying at our Houston corporate housing or just outside Houston, Woodlands corporate housing, there’s plenty to do! Let us know what your favorite Houston activities are during your stay.