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    Houston Historical Tours

    4.7 (15 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Jim C.

    We took Tour A3, the 2.5 hour Houston Tunnel and Architecture Tour, with Keith Rosen. Although natives, we had never explored the architectural wonders of downtown Houston. There are three different tunnel tours and Tour A focuses on historical buildings that are north of City Hall, including several Art Deco buildings built in the first half of the twentieth century. Keith was very friendly and extremely knowledgeable (as befits a former academician) about the architecture, history, and background stories of these buildings and their construction, as well as providing insights about the downtown tunnel system and its creation. We have done similar tours in other cities, including New York and Chicago, and were delighted to find a tour of such quality in our hometown. We look forward to exploring other parts of the tunnel system with Keith in the near future. This tour is highly recommended for anyone with an interest in the history and/or architecture of Houston.

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    Keith also made sure we were physically comfortable throughout the tour and escorted us to a great spot for lunch.

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    Sam Houston Boat Tour

    Sam Houston Boat Tour

    4.2(42 reviews)
    6.6 kmDenver Harbor/Port Houston

    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

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