Top Houston Historical Tours - page 3

Listen to a tour guide through your smartphone as you stroll the vibrant urban core of Downtown Houston. You'll see some of Houston's historical houses, quaint buildings, theatres and churches and also hear about some of its famous people and early inhabitants that made this area home. We'll point out attractions, parks, memorials and more that make up this beautiful part of the downtown. Highlights of the tour include the Kellum-Noble House, Houston City Hall, the Texaco Building, Alley Theatre, the Market Square and much more! Live GPS map shows where you are and where to go next. As you get close, tour guide commentary will automatically play. Enjoy anytime, not just on your booking date. Take as long as you like to enjoy the sights while you explore the history, art and culture of America's fourth largest city! The number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour to. 'Trust the platform with over 75 tours & 25,000+ happy customers.'

The ideal time of the year for comfort and flowers for such a tour is in the last half of February, March, April, and October. The environments are tranquil, relaxing, full of flowers and you will see ducks, koi fish, squirrels, and more and sit in one or more of the pagodas. These are good sites to take photos. Be prepared to sweat in May, June, July, August, and September and dress warmly from November through the first half of February.

A typical tour of San Jacinto State Park includes transportation, parking, the San Jacinto Monument, museum, movie, observation deck, driving by refineries, petro-chemical plants, and cargo containers docks, the historic Crown Hill Cemetery, the Capture Site of Santa Anna, the Sidney Sherman Bridge, Washburn Tunnel, and the Lynchburg Ferry. Lunch is at the Monument Inn Restaurant with a terrific view overlooking the Houston Ship Channel. It goes through Houston, Pasadena, Galena Park, La Porte, Lynchburg, and sometimes Deer Park. If you like, we will stop at the original site of Houston's founding and the port of Houston from 1836 to 1914, Allen's Landing.

Houston's Quirky Charm: A Tour of the Unconventional Houston offers more than just skyscrapers; it boasts a unique artistic and architectural landscape. Our tour highlights the city's quirky side: Statues of David Adickes: Larger-than-life president busts and Beatles statues offer unforgettable photo ops. Beer Can House: A testament to recycling ingenuity, shimmering with thousands of flattened beer cans. Gerald D. Hines Water Wall: A mesmerizing architectural wonder, cascading water creates a stunning visual and auditory experience. We cover over 40 miles/64 kilometers in several areas with the most comprehensive tours of Houston

Houston's best brewery tour! Behind-the-scenes access, curated beer flights, and local insights. Taste the city's craft beer scene like never before!

Dive into the soul of Houston, a city that transformed from a tiny settlement of twelve into a sprawling titan—the fourth largest in the nation. Walk in the footsteps of the founding Allen brothers along the Buffalo Bayou, then disappear into the secret world of the underground tunnels. From the moon-landing legacy at Tranquillity Park to its historic roots, Houston’s evolution is a story you have to see for yourself. Experience the hustle of the Bayou City today!

Start your day with a guided tour from our a Cowboy themed center and discover with us Houston's landmarks and history at the Heritage Society's Museum and historic homes. Experience and explore with us the Historic District, Main Street, Buffalo Bayou, Theatre District, and City Hall. In addition to a tall Texan skyscraper tour of Downtown Houston aboard our double-decker bus, hop off at the Heritage Society, you will be an urban cowboy when you explore rodeo history and the Texas spirit through the Sam Houston park Collections History Exhibit and with a walking historic houses tour at The Heritage Society, Houston’s history museum complex. After this, continue to complete your tour to mid-town and back to the original departure point at the Visitors Center.

Corpus Christi (CC) is 208 miles/335 kilometers southeast from downtown Houston. Including 1 stop for a bathroom, refreshment and souvenir break, the drive each way is approximately 3.5 hours. Thus, we will spend about 7 hours driving to and from CC. We will take a slightly different return route so we can show you more sites. You will have many visual stimuli as we drive through a portion of the south Texas dessert with mesquite trees, and gravel replacing grass. We will drive through the wetlands surrounding CC and then into the subtropical Corpus. We will pass hundreds of windmills as we approach the coastal CC. Corpus Christi is almost always more windy, humid, and a few degrees warmer than Houston. Dress appropriately. Your van has a drop down movie screen. We have 5 Selena movies and documentaries to show as well as her Greatest Hits to play during your travels. Just tell us what you want.

Explore Houston’s darker side on this adults-only (16+) night walking tour through downtown. Follow your guide to historic locations tied to real crimes, political scandals, and reported hauntings. Hear documented stories, local legends, and eyewitness accounts connected to the city’s past - from early marketplaces and grand hotels to modern landmarks. As you move through Houston after dark, discover the events and figures that left a lasting imprint on the city... and why some stories are said to linger.

Upon arrival, get ready to explore the world-famous NASA Johnson Space Center, home of astronaut training and historic space missions. With your included admission ticket, you’ll discover interactive exhibits, marvel at real spacecraft, and even touch a rock from the Moon! Don’t miss the chance to step inside a replica of the Space Shuttle and see the massive Saturn V rocket that powered America to the Moon. This tour is the perfect blend of convenience and discovery—no need to worry about driving or parking, just pure excitement from start to finish. Whether you’re a lifelong space enthusiast or simply curious about what’s beyond our world, this tour guarantees an out-of-this-world experience.

Step into the darker side of downtown Houston on this adults-only (ages 21+)haunted pub crawl that blends real history, lingering legends, and well-timed drinks. You'll explore some of the city’s oldest streets and buildings while uncovering the true stories behind Houston’s ghosts - bootleggers, bankers, bartenders, and ambitious pioneers who never quite left. This tour isn’t about jump scares or gimmicks; it’s rooted in documented events, long-standing local lore, and firsthand reports passed down through generations. Along the way, enjoy stops at historic bars and taverns where spirits, both liquid and otherwise, still make appearances. Equal parts storytelling, history, and nightlife, this tour reveals how Houston’s past continues to echo long after last call. All guests must be age 21 and older and have a valid I.D.

Secure your ticket in advance to the NASA Space Center and visit Rocket Park, Independence Plaza, and the astronaut training facility. After hotel pickup in a climate-controlled vehicle, see popular landmarks around Houston, stopping briefly for photos during a small-group guided sightseeing tour. With a map and instructions, enjoy the flexibility to explore the space center on your own time, without the stress of rushing.

Skip the crowded group tours while visiting Houston and opt for this Houston Scavenger Hunt Experience instead. You’ll still see popular landmarks such as Minute Maid Park, Discovery Green, and Houston City Hall, but you’ll move at your own pace as you solve clues with your group using a Smartphone app.

Get to know the art, history, and culture of Houston on this scavenger hunt of Houston’s Museum district. This is an app-led hunt, where you and your group of up to 10 friends uncover clues and answer trivia questions to get from place to place. Highlights will be the Museum District, Clayton Library, and Hermann Park.