Top Houston Tours by Duration

Explore Houston's space-age ambition and Texas hospitality with our self-guided tour, discovering this iconic city at your own pace. Begin in the Theater District, where 17 downtown blocks include the Alley Theatre, Wortham Center, and Jones Hall, serving 2.5 million annual patrons across 8 performing arts organizations. Travel 25 miles south to NASA's Johnson Space Center, where Space Center Houston displays the 363-foot Saturn V rocket, the Independence Plaza shuttle replica, and lunar samples from the Apollo missions. Visit NRG Stadium, a 72,220-capacity retractable-roof venue beside the historic Astrodome, the world's first domed stadium when it opened in 1965. Explore the 4,000-piece Menil Collection, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston's 65,000-work collection, and Hermann Park's Japanese Garden. Stroll Montrose's LGBTQ+ district with vintage shops and the Rothko Chapel's 14 iconic canvases. Watch 250,000 Mexican free-tailed bats emerge at sunset along Buffalo Bayou.

Experience the hippest cities in Texas with these self-guided driving tours of Austin and Houston. Dig into the long, embattled history of this fiercely independent state, witness the beauty of Houston’s bayou and Austin’s historic downtown, and much more. Featuring must-see landmarks like Austin’s Congress Ave Bridge (home to a huge urban bat colony) and the Johnson Space Center in Houston, there’s no better way to discover these two incredible cities. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! After booking, you can check your email before downloading the Tour Guide App by Action, entering your unique password, and accessing your tour. The preceding steps require good internet/Wi-Fi access. Simply follow the audio instructions and the route from there. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want. Not an entrance ticket to attractions. Please check opening hours before visiting.

Hitting Houston's top attractions couldn't be easier than on this open-top double-decker bus sightseeing tour, followed by a visit to the Space Center Houston. See the city highlights during a 75-minute drive-by tour. Then enjoy easy transfers to the Space Center, and an admission ticket. Take a tram ride to get oriented, then explore the NASA facility independently, seeing real astronauts at work.

Spend an educational day at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, one of one the most popular museums in Houston. Prebook your ticket to guarantee your entry and spend more time exploring the museum's many permanent exhibits, including the largest dinosaur hall in North America, the extensive collection of rare gems, and much more.

The award-winning Space Center Houston is one of Houston’s most popular family attractions and takes visitors behind-the-scenes of the NASA Johnson Space Center. Filled with interactive exhibitions, multi-media displays, cutting-edge technology, and fascinating space artifacts, there’s something to amaze and entertain all ages.

Make the most of your time in Houston without the hassle of driving and parking with this city tour and Houston Aquarium combo. Visit key attractions such as the Downtown Historic District Market Square and Buffalo Bayou Park while learning about the city past and present from your guide. Then head to the aquarium, where you can spend as much time as you wish learning about life under the sea.

Go all in on Houston’s street art scene with our most immersive experience. The Mega Mural Tour is a 3-hour journey through Downtown, Midtown, Hardy Yards, and the Lower Heights, showcasing the murals that define Houston’s culture and creativity. Houston is one of the most diverse cities in the world, and its walls reflect that. Experience artwork from local talent alongside internationally known artists from across the globe, each bringing different styles and cultural influences to the streets. With extended time at each stop, you’ll see large-scale works, hidden gems, and fan favorites while having plenty of opportunities to capture photos and short videos along the way. Your guide keeps the experience smooth and engaging so you can enjoy every stop without feeling rushed. Water is provided, and a bathroom stop is included for your comfort. Tours are conducted by golf cart for a fun and easy ride. Accommodations can be made for guests with health-related needs.

Try brisket eggrolls, tacos, Vietnamese chicken and rice, locally made ice cream, and a French inspired croissandwich on this small-group walking food tour of Houston, Texas. Let your guide show you around the vibrant heart of the city and try a range of dishes influenced by diverse cultures. Head off the usual tourist trail and learn about Houston, its food scene, and its culture as you go.

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.

Experience Space Center Houston like a NASA insider with a knowledgeable NASA Expert Guide who meets you onsite and helps you make the most of your visit. Your guide strategically navigates your group through the Space Center’s must-see exhibits, spacecraft, rockets, and immersive experiences, helping you maximize your time and discover more. Explore highlights including Independence Plaza, Artemis, International Space Station, Life on Mars, Starship Gallery, and the legendary Saturn V Rocket. When available, your guide can also help you make the most of the popular NASA tram experiences. Go beyond simply viewing exhibits as your expert guide brings NASA’s incredible history to life with fascinating stories, insider knowledge, helpful tips, and expert navigation. Relax, explore, and enjoy a more organized, informative, and memorable Space Center Houston experience with a local NASA expert by your side.

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.

This is a self guided experience that the customers will use to explore houston. - 1.Gerald D. Hines water wall - 2. Minute Maid park - 3.Chapman and Kirby for night life - 4. Savoy night club with bull ride options

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.

Explore Houston in a unique way with MK Slingshot Rentals, offering self-guided Slingshot rentals that let you set your own pace. With unlimited miles and a GPS-guided tour, you can conveniently navigate through scenic back roads and enjoy a thrilling ride. Rental options include 1 hour & 20 minutes or longer, perfect for birthdays or anniversaries. Experience hassle-free pick-up and drop-off at our downtown location, ensuring a seamless adventure.

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

Prepare for a thrilling self-guided adventure as you hop into a Polaris Slingshot, departing from the bustling neighborhoods of Northwest Houston. This open-air, three-wheeled vehicle is your ticket to exploring the picturesque landscapes and charming towns along the way. As you cruise through the winding country roads, the transition from the city's urban hustle to the serene countryside is a refreshing change. The Polaris Slingshot ensures you're not just a spectator but a participant in the journey, with the wind in your hair and the sun warming your face. On your self-guided tour, you'll make your way to Whitehall, where the scenery of rolling fields and rustic farmlands continues to enchant. This small town is a hidden gem, offering a laid-back atmosphere. The final leg of your expedition leads you to Yankees Tavern, a welcoming establishment in Anderson, Texas. Here, you can savor the flavors of the region while soaking in the ambiance of Southern hospitality.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Bike and Brunch Cruise, a unique tour experience that combines the thrill of biking through Houston's scenic routes with indulging in delicious brunch offerings at carefully curated local eateries. What sets us apart is our focus on providing an exciting experience that combines physical activity, music gastronomic delights, and exploration of the city's hidden gems. Join us for a leisurely ride filled with stunning sights, savory flavors, and the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement.

If you have a fascination with gruesome murders, depraved behavior, sick individuals, this tour is for you. LOL. We cover several infamous murders going back to 1965 as well as people from the mid-1960s who will go on to become cult leaders that result in dozens and hundreds of people dying. Who knows; you might have known some of the victims or perpetrators.

This tour is between 7 and 8 hours long. The wineries are about a 1 hour drive from Houston. During this hour of commute, we will see the terrain geography change. We will leave the urban cement and buildings for rolling meadows, horses and cows grazing, and small country homes, farms, and barns. You may also see more pine trees than in Houston. We will pass by small villages and towns.

Will bring 2 or 3 videos to watch during the tour. I will have maps and population tables of the past 150 years. I will bring 4 books to peruse about African-American Texans, African-American Houstonians, The Green Book, and lastly a booklet about Memorial Park, where the biggest race riot in Texas took place in 1917. I will also play hit songs by local African-Americans from the 1960s and 1970s. You will have lots of stimuli. This tour covers portions of the 3rd and 4th Wards and southeast Houston beyond the Wards. It includes a variety of disparate Black communities that are spread across Houston. We will drive over 25 miles within the city.

This tour is the most inclusive Holiday Lights Tours that is offered with multiple stops to see the greatest variety of holiday lights.

This tour only has 1 stop: Space Center Houston (SCH). SCH is connected to NASA or the Johnson Space Center (JSC), where the astronauts train and the engineers work. We will walk over 5,000 steps at SCH as I plan on showing as much as possible in the main building and in the additional buildings, Rocket Park and the Astronauts Training Facility, where the trams take tourists. I will talk a lot about the space program, tying the past to the present, and future explorations.

Your tour is the most inclusive of any downtown mural tours in Houston. If parties are interested, we can also include entering a 1924 building to see New Deal murals. I will also provide historical context to these murals.