- Houston 3 Hour Tour, Houston Then and Now
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The Classic "3 Hour Tour" See Historic Downtown, Modern Downtown, Theatre District, Sports Stadium, Museum District, The Texas Medical Center, Reliant Stadium, The Galleria, River Oaks, The Historic Heights, Glenwood Cemetery, and much more in just 3 hours.
One of Houston's most visited attractions, NASA/Space Center Houston is a wonderful treasure. You will see Historic Mission Control, a real Saturn V Rocket, a real Apollo Space Capsule, the Shuttle Training Facility, as well as the International Space Station training facility. A visit with TexanaTours will make your visit a more memorable experience.
- Huntsville
- Huntsville, Texas is located a short one and a half hour drive north of Houston. It is the home of General Houston, his wife Margaret, and a bunch of kids. General Houston and his family lived at Woodland for many years while the General was Senator from the State of Texas in Washington. He referred to this time in his life as some of the fondest of times. The Woodland home is located on the campus of Sam Houston State University and is a beautiful example of the classic "Dog Run" architecture so popular in early Texas.
- Spindletop
- Take a trip back in time. See where "Texas Oil" got it's start. Walk in a replica BoomTown, stand on a wooden derrick rig floor. Hear the story of why they were drilling, who they were, and learn about the great companies they founded. Walk in the discovery oil field and hear their story. A great day trip out of Houston with a great cajun lunch included.
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- Washington on the Brazos
Visit the "Birthplace of Texas" Take a day trip from Houston and see where the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed. A great museum, gift shop await. An added attraction is the Barrington Living History Farm where you can see how early Texans lived. And last but not least, an added treat, an seemingly out of place statue of one of history's greatest explorer. A great day that you will soon not forget, full of Texas History.
Visit the actual battlefield where Texas won her independence from Mexico. See the campsites, the spot where General Houston was shot off his horse during the charge. Visit the tallest monument in Texas, the San Jacinto Monument. See the "Texas Forever" presentation and museum. And if you are still up to it, visit the Battleship Texas, moored at the battleground. Another great day trip from Houston.