Attractions
It is nice to "take a drive" and visit many wonderful sites in Houston with your friends and families. Let us help you pick out some of the city's most unique & interesting destinations and shopping centers
Johnson Space Centre
Don't miss an opportunity to tour Johnson Space Center or get "the feel of space" while visiting Houston.
Directions: 28 miles from the Marriott (Map)
Admission: Adults: $18.95
Children: (4-11): $14.95
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Experience the world’s tallest memorial column, witness revolution in the Jesse H. Jones Theatre for Texas Studies
Directions: 8 miles from the Marriott (Map)
Admission: Free
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Downtown Aquarium
Featuring thousands of fish swimming in 500,000 gallons of water - right in downtown Houston! One of the most impressive and exciting aquariums anywhere, complimented with games, rides and dining
Directions: 6 miles from the Marriott (Map)
Admission: Adults: $9.25
Children(4-12) 6.25
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Houston Zoo
Located next to Hermann Park near Houston's famed Medical District, the Houston Zoo has been giving Houston area residents and visitors close-up views of exotic wildlife since 1922
Directions: 1 miles from the Marriott (Map)
Admission: Adults: $8.5
Children (4-12): $4
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Located in Humble, a short drive from Houston, Mercer Arboretum & Botanic Garden is a 250 acre collection of native and cultivated plant life. Additionally, the center has an outdoor classroom, picnic area and miles of walking trails
Directions: 28 miles from the Marriott (Map)
Admission: call 281-443-8731 for group reservation
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Musemums
Galveston Island
Galveston is one of the great secrets in Texas. A wonderful place to visit and experience one of which is one of the 100 best historical buildings in the United States. While it’s true that Galveston is home to several great beach parks, it is also a year around tourist destination with several attractions and entertainment options. And, it is only an hour and a half drive from downtown Houston. Click here for more info
Covering nearly 100,000 acres, Big Thicket National Preserve was the first such preserve in the United States. The Big Thicket NP is home to a diverse group of plants and animals, plays host to thousands of nature enthusiasts annually and is within a two hour drive of Houston. Click here for more info
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Lake Conroe's 21,000 acres lie just a short drive from Houston. It's quick access to the nation's fourth largest city has made it one of the busiest lakes in the state when it comes to recreational boating traffic. The Lake Conroe area also boasts a huge outlet mall and plenty of dining options. Click here for more info