Went on the booze for boos tour for my girls 21st birthday! Shelly was our tour guide and she was…read moreawesome!! Loved her energy and stories! Native Texan here and some of the information that was told I never knew!! SUPER interesting!! You'll have plenty of time to enjoy your cocktails while seeing the bars:)) come see the city and learn some new facts!!

Such a fun and spooky tour! The guide was engaging and shared great stories about the area. The pub…read morestops made it even better -- definitely recommend for a unique night out.

Best tour ever! Definitely should take your family. Lots of history!! The original Union train…read morestation. Original bricks from downtown Houston!

This place is a real Tours-De-Force, and the tours here take more than a minute. They're just maid…read morethat way. Just be careful where you park. Astro-logically speaking this is one of the best teams out there. Considering Houston is the 4th city of America, a huge market and one which likes sports as much as the next town (to some degree), it doesn't have a marquee team that everyone here loves. The Astros have, more than any other, emerged as that team. They're very beloved by the Latin community because of people like Altuve, and because of bringing championships to Houston, a city that needs and deserves them more than most. So yes, the Astros are a very good baseball team which represent the city of Houston better than any of the other teams, although the Rockets are a close second, in terms of putting things on the shelves of the trophy cabinet, and in representing the Latin community, which makes up more than half of Houston's population, and this is probably why you see more of these shirts around than any other team. The Rockets are kinda good and kind of popular, and manage to bring the odd big name to town which is great, and the Texans are just a major disappointment despite having the marquee stand up guy (JJ Watt) on the team for so long. Now we're going to see if they can step out of his enormous shadow. But regardless, the Texans aren't fanatically followed, and honestly that's what happens if you put a major NFL franchise, which is a sport mainly followed by some demographics, in a town that is not famous for those demographics. Houston should continue investing in the Dynamo, the Rockets, and especially the Astros since they're already by far the most beloved team in town.

1) Free 2) Free Parking…read more 3) Free sodas and water and coffee The cruise was easy to get to and excellent. I have never had an opportunity to go on the waterway and found out about it on Reddit. I happened to get the last two spots for one of the last tours of the year and it was easy. My kid had a great time and I did too. Learned a lot and the sailing was smooth!

This is an informative and fun tour and what's more it won't cost you anything which is pretty…read moreamazing since the city of Houston is involved! I went with 7 friends, you enter at Gate 8 off of Clinton Drive, just tell the security guard you are there for the tour. There is a nice plaza to wait at right next to the boats. The parking lot is safe; let's face it, the only folks getting in have to pass security! A bit before 10 am one of the employees came out to check everyone in and handed out bottles of cold water which was great as it was almost 90 degrees outside in full sunlight. We boarded and were asked to sit inside while they got underway. One of the shipmates gave a safety talk and then we were free to go outside. The boat moves along at a pretty good pace, every now and then it slows for tug boat traffic. You get to see the industries that are along the ship channel. There are lots of big ships and also small ones. Some are loading or unloading, others are being repaired or a clean coat of paint. The shipmates serve coffee for the adults on the way and after turning around after about 45 minutes they offer cold water and soft drinks. There are so many photo opportunities so take lots of pictures. You are asked to go inside while they secure to the dock, the air conditioning feels great. Then you are on your way. The entire crew was so nice, they were helpful and friendly and could answer questions. Please, if you plan to take children, keep them under control. While not dangerous, there are things to watch for so you don't trip and the doors for the cabin are very heavy and hard to open and shut quickly so a child could easily get hurt. I took a mix of infrared and visible spectrums photographs

This is an informative and fun tour and what's more it won't cost you anything which is pretty…read moreamazing since the city of Houston is involved! I went with 7 friends, you enter at Gate 8 off of Clinton Drive, just tell the security guard you are there for the tour. There is a nice plaza to wait at right next to the boats. The parking lot is safe; let's face it, the only folks getting in have to pass security! Oh and by the way, you must make a reservation through their online link. They can take up to 100 people but limit each reservation to 10 so if you have more make more reservations. The boat is hardly ever full. A bit before 10 am one of the employees came out to check everyone in and handed out bottles of cold water which was great as it was almost 90 degrees outside in full sunlight. We boarded and were asked to sit inside while they got underway. One of the shipmates gave a safety talk and then we were free to go outside. The boat moves along at a pretty good pace, every now and then it slows for tug boat traffic. You get to see the industries that are along the ship channel. There are lots of big ships and also small ones. Some are loading or unloading, others are being repaired or a clean coat of paint. The shipmates serve coffee for the adults on the way and after turning around after about 45 minutes they offer cold water and soft drinks. There are so many photo opportunities so take lots of pictures. You are asked to go inside while they secure to the dock, the air conditioning feels great. Then you are on your way. The entire crew was so nice, they were helpful and friendly and could answer questions. Please, if you plan to take children, keep them under control. While not dangerous, there are things to watch for so you don't trip and the doors for the cabin are very heavy and hard to open and shut quickly so a child could easily get hurt. I took a mix of infrared and visible spectrums photographs

One weekend I was bored, and I thought it would be interesting to go to the Port of Houston…read moreAuthority and see where all the action happens considering it is one of the nation's busiest industrial seaports. This is great for a family outing or educational outing with students. This is a 90 minute free tour that requires a reservation. That also provide water and coffee on the tour. The tour guides are very informative So getting their was a challenge, I followed my GPS and still wasn't able to go straight there. I would say look at the direction on the site and follow those. I completely missed the turn and had to circle around a bit to find.

Fun Fun Fun!!! You think you know Houston but there is so…read moremuch to learn on these tours. The tours last 3 hours and the whole time is so fun. The starting point is the Spring Street Studios over by the Target on Taylor. From there you have the option of the Downtown tour or the Historic Heights tour. The downtown tour goes through iconic places in Houston to include Old Quality Hill, Minute Maid, Discovery Green, Market Square, and other spots along the Bayou. The Historic Heights tour is all about the eclectic style of the Heights and the history dating back to the early 1900's. I learned so much on both tours and I am a Houston resident. The bikes are comfortable, the tour guides are knowledgable and friendly, and the tours themselves are entertainment at its best. I would definitely recommend this to everyone. P.S. Bring some cash as there are places to stop for food or a beer along the way.

To the owner I hope you consider having souvenirs for customers to buy…read more Other than that loved my tour of the city.

Diana led our family on a tour of the Houston tunnels and she was fantastic! My teens all said it…read morewas their favorite part of our vacation :) We learned a lot and were very entertained!

Our office joined a tour as part of our summer law clerks program, and we had a great experience…read more Diana was a fantastic tour guide. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and ket the tour engaging from start to finish. It was a fun outing for our group, and I would recommend the tour to anyone who wants to learn more about Houston.

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!!

AMAZING service. Julia Bowen has helped my family book a couple of cruises. I can't say enough…read morepositive things about how far above and beyond she goes to help make the experience as easy as possible. She makes things so easy for me and she is always quick to respond to any questions I may have. She has not only helped my family book cruises, she has helped me plan a trip to Cancun and she also planned a trip for my two older children to go to Europe. She is my number one when it comes to planning family vacations. I always look forward to talking to her and can't wait to plan our next vacation with her. I highly recommend her!