subject: Houston Is A Great Travel Destination [print this page] Arts, anthropology, animals, and aerospace, all in one area. Where? Houston, Texas, surely . And it's all here for you to see and visit.
NASA's Space Center is probably one of the biggest tourist draws to the Houston area. With its halls of space history and cache of space capsules and space suits needed by the astronauts, it is certainly a worthwhile attraction. On top of that, Johnson Space Center has plenty of hands-on activities for the family .
The attraction doesn't stop at the Space Center however, it is just getting started. Check out the Museum of Natural History for something exciting. It's an unusual place that not many will ever get to visit . Walk through the fascinating exhibits and see the ancient civilizations of the western hemisphere.
Since we're on the conversation of natural history, how about some living natural history? The Houston Zoo and Downtown Aquarium are great destinations for people of all ages, but especially those with children. With a variety of displays, and of course the monkeys and elephants amid everything else, there are things for the entire family to see and do at the zoo. At the aquarium, check out the swamps, shipwrecks, and sharks.
There's much more to do in Houston besides these things as well - history, art, and plenty more fun. Make the most of your time here .
Play The Game of Monopoly - Houston-style
There are so many different things to do and so many sights to see in Houston, it at first seems breathtaking. But when you start to put all the sights together, it suddenly starts to look and feel like a monopoly board. So let's play Monopoly Houston.
Just near Go is the George Ranch Historical Park. This attraction offers a view of life as it existed in the 1800's, with men and women dressed in period outfits performing the work typical of a rancher of the time. The family can get right in the mix by helping to grind corn into meal, harvest crops, and help with the horses, sheep, and pigs. It's an eye-opener for some of the children who can't even imagine what life might be like without electricity, let alone machinery.
As you progress around the board, you'll go past Bayou Bend and Bayou Place. Round the corner, and wind up heading down museum lane, with all the many and unusual places you'd expect to find in the big city, including arts, history, medical museums, and of course, and next to the corner, the Johnson Space Center and Museum.
After Just Visiting the Jail, you'll move down to the outlying areas, like Houston Zoo, Downtown Aquarium, and Sam Houston Race Track. See the incredible variety of animals at the zoo, watch the fish and see the exhibits at the aquarium, then head over to the track for some excitement betting play money on the horse races.
Make the last corner, and you're into the high class areas - the Galleria Mall and Kemah Boardwalk. The Galleria Mall is one of the most high-class malls in the country, and houses the classy specialty stores you'd expect to see. Celebrities frequent the mall on a regular basis , so if you land on the space, take some time and look around. Kemah Boardwalk is a hotbed of activity , just as you would expect any boardwalk to be. Amusements on the midway, shopping, restaurants, boating, and even a reef are nearby .
There's a lot to see while playing Houston Monopoly, so roll the dice and get playing .
by: Steven Kang
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