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Top Landmarks in Houston

Houston is the largest city in the United States and the fourth largest in the United States with a population of more than 2 million. The city was founded back in 1836 and incorporated less than a year later. At the time Texas was not a part o f the United States and was governed [...]

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Hot Restaurants in Houston

Houston Texas is the fourth largest city in the United States and is gaining notoriety for being one of the best places to dine. The crop of new and incredible restaurants in this previously ignored city is magnificent and needs to be explored by anyone visiting Houston.

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Casual Dining in Houston

Find casual dining options in Houston without scouring local reviews or magazines. Visitors may be surprised to find that some of the best dining options in Houston are actually casual dining establishments as this Texas city is long on hospitality and runs a little short on pomp and circumstance.

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Museums in Houston

For a big blast of museums, the Houston Museum District is an area with a radius of 1.5 miles from the Mecom Fountain. This museum district is packed with 18 museums (although some of them don’t fall into a traditional museum category) which give visitors a taste of art, science, and education in a variety [...]

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Best Day Spas in Houston

Houston is jam packed with day spas so its hard to find one that suits your needs or your particular style so we’ve compiled a list of some of the best spas in Houston so you’ll know exactly what you’re getting into when you sign up for a luxury treatment.
Trellis Spa
Trellis Spa is located at [...]

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Houston Sports Teams and their Stadiums

Texans love their sports. Whether it’s football, basketball, hockey, or baseball, there’s sure to be a large crowd cheering on the home team. Are you new to the area or planning a visit? Here’s a run-down on the Houston teams and where they play:

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