When I visited this historical park, I was short on time and did not purchase tour tickets. There…read moreare multiple historical homes in the tour. You're able to walk through the park and set on benches posted throughout the shady park. All necessary in the hot Houston heat.

Awesome place to learn about the history and what has shaped Houston culture. I recommend the lunch…read moreand learn sessions too! Also has easy parking.

I was lucky enough to experience an Asiatown tour with Cathy and have been a raving fan ever since…read more The combination of historical and cultural information, along with a chance to access local businesses and enjoy a curated meal, was extraordinary. The only thing I missed was doing the tour with a group of friends! Cannot wait to pick my next adventure!

During the Chinese New Year, we went to Houston Asiantown Tours and Cathy was our guide…read more How wonderful to listen to someone who knows the area inside and out! Cathy can explain the history of Chinatown, the local customs, and she knows exactly where to go and have the most of an insightful, memorable journey: visits to temples, supermarkets, have lunch at one of the best Chinese restaurants, and be a part of some unforgettable dragon parades. Also a plus to Cathy who is charming, interesting, funny and friendly.

Always looking to do something unique when visiting Houston so made my friends take this "Houston,…read moreWe Have a Tunnel" tour with me and we all liked it. We met at the Cafe Express on corner of Capitol and Main and then started the tour in an old bank building (now occupied by Chase). Note, lots of people came late to the tour, we waited 15 minutes to start but then left so it is important to show up on time. The Chase building is gorgeous and has a beautiful Art Deco interior. There are eight frescos near the ceiling when you walk in and they depict the history of Houston. After that, you go down into the tunnels. Michael our tour guide was very informative and personable and we got a primer on the history and facts about the tunnels. There are over 8 miles of tunnels connecting buildings downtown! Maybe that is why you don't see anybody on the streets of the 4th largest city in America! We went from building to building underground and then came up from time to time, learning particular facts about the buildings, the topography and the architecture along the way. We took a break after about an hour and got free cookies at a store in the lower level of the Pennzoil building called Michael's cookies. (No relation to our tour guide) I love infrastructure so for me, this was an awesome experience. The tunnels in Houston are functional and there are lots of places to eat, but it is not like the underground networks in Toronto and Montreal that are kind of like subterranean malls. My friends who went with me aren't quite as nerdy as I am, but they enjoyed it too. The tour lasts about two hours and I feel it was two hours well spent. I would recommend doing this in the morning and then doing a Buffalo Bayou Cistern tour in the afternoon to get your fill of underground Houston.

Ok. Did the pub crawl tour with Mandi. Magical is undercutting it. First: Mandi…read more Second: Great bars Started at The Cottonemouth Club. Finished at Elephino's. As in hell if I know where. But they had an old ass elevator and Uber got me home. Great tour, Awesome guide. 10/10 would come back to do again. Thanks Mandi!!

Phil Stewart guided my wife, brother, S-i-L, and me on a three hour tour of the Houston area, from…read moredowntown to the Galleria area. Phil's knowledge of the areas made the tour very interesting and informative. I've lived in suburban Houston for years and learned a lot about Houston on this tour. Phil Petersen

Phil gave us the ultimate VIP tour. My husband and I (from South Carolina) had only one day to…read morespend in Houston on Friday before our event on Saturday. I researched tour companies in advance of our trip, and I chose "Discover Houston Tours." Phil planned an itinerary and kept in touch with me before our arrival at HOU-Hobby. He communicated with me by phone, text, and email which assured me that I had selected the best tour guide. Our main purpose was to use our "free day" to tour Johnson Space Center. Phil picked us up at the airport and took us on the greatest tour of the Space Center. He guided us to every exhibit, so that no time was wasted. If I had been "on my own," I would never have known how grand the Space Center was. After the Space Center tour, Phil suggested that he had time for a tour of Houston. Phil's knowledge of Houston is unsurpassed. He took us to all the amazing places in Houston, including famous parks, River Oaks, historic sites, landmarks, and an opportunity to admire the skyline and the architectural beauty of buildings and skyscrapers. I am grateful for Phil Stewart's wonderful tour of Houston. Our visit to Houston was perfect!

The Architecture Center Houston (ArCH) occupies approximately 5,000 SF carved from the old Albert…read moreThomas Convention Center in Phase II of the Bayou Place renovation developed by The Cordish Company. ArCH houses offices of the American Institute of Architecture, Houston Chapter, the Houston Architecture Foundation, a gallery for rotating architecture-related exhibitions, meeting rooms, and a terrace overlooking Buffalo Bayou. Its mission is to promote awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the ways in which architecture and urban design influence and enhance the quality of life in our community. ArCH is intended to be a place for the public, both Houston residents and tourists, to learn about architecture in general and the built environment of greater Houston. Exhibitions will change approximately every two months and will focus on architecture of national interest as well as that of Houston. The Architecture Center can be rented for evening and weekend events.

I absolutely loved this tour experience! I did the downtown tour for my birthday and I'm so happy I…read moredid. It was so much fun, we had a wide selection of foods, and the guide, Christine, was great. She was sweet, down to earth, and knowledgeable. It's definitely a good amount of food. I was so stuffed by the end I couldn't finish certain dishes. I really liked 6 out of 8 of the dishes which I think is a good proportion considering everything was a surprise. We went to 4 different restaurants. I think everyone's least favorite was the last dessert, but it was okay because we had so much yummy food before then. I highly recommend the tour! The walking was nice since we were eating so much. You also get a little history tour as you walk. It wasn't too much walking so I think it's suitable for older adults and kids (I heard some of the other locations are more walking so be sure to ask if you're concerned). It's a little pricier than some similar tours I found ($70/pp), but they were much more responsive and easier to plan with compared to other places.

Wow!!! The owner reached out to us within hours! How many people do that and care enough to check…read moreon us even days after things have resolved??? She refunded our monies paid and made sure my sis in law was ok. Her dedication to her business and genuine concern for her patrons speaks volumes and I would recommend and return. Thanks Sharone for everything we really appreciate it!

If you live in TX and/or have been to Galveston, you know some of Galveston's history. But with…read morethis tour you learn about some of the city's history you haven't heard before and it is very interesting. Dave did a good job. It is an easy walkable tour with a few places to sit during the tour. Glad we added it to our things to do list.

This was a wonderful and crazy interesting tour. Kimber, the author of the book "Red Light…read moreDistrict" (sold all over the island), was the guide and she was such a pleasure to listen to. She had so many fun facts that you simply wouldn't find easily by your own doing. We learned, we laughed, we had a blast! Highly recommend it.

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

I love love love this place. The owners are everything. There is an ever changing menu and the food…read moreis soooo good. They have great drinks as well. It's just an overall good vibe with good people. Oh and it's kid friendly. There is a playground out back for the kiddos too.