This is sort of an open public art space where they have events from now and then and it's…read moregenerally made to look nice. I was there for their opening and along with hundreds of other people a few months before that helped paint a few of the strips of wood that went on the Trumpet Flower sculpture so there is really a sense of community about it. Having said that, I was a bit disappointed when I went there recently because while I was there, I kept getting approached by panhandlers asking for money or yelling at each other which kind of makes the area not feel that nice. I mean this is downtown in a major city so like every city it's expected but given that not that it's not that busy of an area, it kind of feels isolated so just be aware of your surroundings and especially watch out for the trains.

Interesting and nice walk. Not a lot of art works but there are some pretty interesting things to…read moresee. Best part is that it's free entertainment

fun and learned a lot from Lionel..this was my first time on a Segway and now I want to ride one…read moreeverywhere I go

Patty was such an amazing, kind, and patient teacher as I tried to learned and find comfort with…read morebeing on a Segway for the first time. Our tour guide kept a wonderful pace, did frequent checks, and overall made it a wonderful experience. I would highly recommend you go, it good for different age ranges too. My niece 12 and my brother 44 also enjoyed themselves as more experienced riders.

A bit pricey for the experience that was provided. To sum up the experience, there is a 35 minute…read morelooped video that is projected on all 4 walls of a room, floor to ceiling. Different pieces of Van Gogh are then transitioned from one to another with accompanying music. The large viewing room consists of several benches and identified spots on the floor where attendees can sit. If you have a VIP ticket, you get a cushion and a foldable wooden chair to sit in. The art display was beautiful, without a doubt. Seeing all the colors burst to fill the room did add to the immersive factor. If you're a big fan of Van Gogh and can recognize many of his pieces, it definitely is exciting. After the show ends, you have the option to stay to rewatch or leave when you please. Immediately when you walk out, you encounter the gift shop with many cool items. There's also a photo op right before you leave, and right in front of the building entrance. For the price of the tickets, I would have expected a bit more interactive exhibits, or at least more activities or things to see to make the experience feel longer. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this experience unless there was a special deal or if you're a huge art fanatic.

Fun way to be immersed in the art of Vincent Van Gogh. After going through a mirrored gallery of…read morehis iconic paintings, you will be ushered into a large open area where his art will surround you. Nice to see so many famous images. Get transported to the "Cafe Terrace at Night". Bask in the "Tulip Fields in Holland." Visit the "Roofs in Paris" or the "Windmills of Montmontre." Enjoy the "Blue Irises" and the field of wildflowers, vases of "Sunflowers" and Japanese "Almond Blossoms." And of course, relax under the sky of a "Starry Night." Bring a cushion to sit on the floor or grab a bench if you are lucky. Watch the immersive art installation from different directions. There is also a VIP experience which includes a thin cushion, a sunflower and a poster, but it does not offer much additional. They do honor military discounts for tickets and the gift shop. Note there are currently two different Van Gogh experiences. I think this is the smaller of the two.

Beautiful, centuries-old live oak tree that was already huge before Houston was even founded. It's…read moreseen a lot of history, including (allegedly) a few hangings, over the years.

Exactly what it claims to be - the old hanging oak. There's not much to do around it, but it's a…read moregood reminder of a different time. Don't go here if you expect a museum, or exhibit, or anything like that. It's a nice tree with an interesting history. Nothing more, nothing less.