Houston Historical Facts

We're starting to learn a lot about Houston. Houston has a lot going for it, and it's no wonder that it's growing in size and culture. Houston overtook Los Angeles and New York as the country's most culturally diverse major cities in 2012. This is just one of many things Houstonians are proud of. Only a few months after Texas declared independence from Mexico, the Aleen brothers, John and Augustus, purchased a little more than 6,600 acres on the...

Houston Numbers and Facts

Houston is the most densely packed city in the Southwest and the fourth most populated in the United States. With a population of about 2,3 million people, the city's residents speak at least 145 languages. At home, more than a third of Houstonians over the age of five understand one language other than English. The largest demographic segment, aged 5 to 19, accounts for around 22.1 percent of all people. Every year, millions of foreign visitors...

Houston Safety Traveling Tips

With constant travel disruptions, postponed flights, and a new type of COVID in our midst, there is a lot to think about. As a result, a little planning goes a long way when it comes to arranging your next Houston getaway. Take A COVID Test Obtaining a COVID test has become much easier. However, as the Omicron variation spreads and the demand for tests grows, the time it takes to receive findings varies. And depending on where you're going,...

How to Get Around Houston

If you are used to taking public transportation, you may need to make an adjustment when visiting Houston because it is not the most public transportation-friendly city. Still, the city is constantly improving, with a reinvented bus system and a lively light rail line. Renting a CarĀ  The city is spread out over a large area, making public transportation commutes a little difficult. Thus, for visitors and travelers, renting a car is by far the...

Houston Travel Planning

Houston is a metropolis full of varied cultures and characteristics that offer a wide range of activities and attractions. If you are new to the city, the convention and visitors bureau is the best place to start for information. You can get a lot of pamphlets, local maps, cultural and architectural guides, and advice from the experts here. You can also engage with the interactive computer booths and see a short movie about the city. Houston was...