Opened in 1899, this is Houston's first park. As one of the first desegregated public golf courses in the US, the park is now one of Houston's most historically significant public green spaces.
The Astros may be below average. but the ballpark alone is worth the price of admission.
The visitors center on the first floor of historic City Hall is the perfect starting point for anyone who wants to get to know the city or rekindle their passion for it.
Head over to the Bowling International Training and Research Center. It’s the home of Team USA, but also offers private lessons to the public. Knock em down kiddo!
Home to over 100 years of Aggie Sports history, this museum is devoted to honoring the triumphs of Aggie sports.
Tradition has it that if you walk under this tree with someone, you will be with them forever. Look for many marriage proposals here in the springtime.
Visit this Memorial of the fallen Aggies with true respect, don't walk over the hill to check it out...learn about the awesome tradition and walk along the pathway!
Very emotional. Still moves people to tears, even those of us who weren't born yet. What a great museum. Definitely a must when in Dallas.
Hit Barton Springs for some swim-at-your-own-risk exercise, or if the algae's too much for you, head over to Deep Eddy.
