Created by Absy_Baby on August 11, 2009
- Hotels, Shopping and Resturants in Houston, Texas
Created by zabelle on January 17, 2007
- Houston has some of the most amazing art we have ever encountered. Ima Hogg has left her mark on the city she loved.
- 5 reviews
- 1 Story
- 23 photos
Created by zabelle on January 17, 2007
- Houston came as a total surprise to us. We didn't expect to fall in love with such a big city but we did.
- 4 reviews
- 1 Story
- 20 photos
Created by stomps on December 20, 2006
- This journal documents our "Culture Quest" - a four hour trip around Houston searching for places a little off-the-beaten-path.
- 1 review
- 5 Stories
- 16 photos
Created by samepenny on May 27, 2005
- South of Houston, it is usually hot and sunny. With the waters of Galveston Bay at hand, there are all sorts of delightful activities. Enjoy the sea and eat the seafood, as it is fresh and available in all price ranges. It is a family destination and fun for all!
- 4 reviews
- 1 Story
- 20 photos
Created by ssullivan on October 20, 2004
- Rounding out my Houston journals, which are themed around attractions near the new MetroRail light rail line, attractions for gay and lesbian travelers, and cheap dining in Houston, this journal features everything else in this great city that doesn't fit my other journals.
Created by beach_lvr on October 9, 2004
- As a 15-year resident of Houston, I will include details on the best hotels, restaurants, day spas, shopping, and nightlife; the areas, like west Houston, southwest and northwest Houston, the Galleria Area, the Museum District, Montrose (gay- and lesbian-friendly), Katy, and Pasedena. I will also include the Texas Medical Center and the most lavish hotels to celebrate New Year's Eve.
Created by ssullivan on September 2, 2004
- Visiting Houston on a limited budget? Want to know where the best places to eat a great meal for less than $15 (or sometimes less than $10) are? Take my advice -- Houston is one city where you can eat very well on not a lot of money.
- 6 reviews
- 1 Story
- 6 photos
Created by ssullivan on September 1, 2004
- Houston may not be the gay traveler's mecca, but it is still a HUGE city with a very large and active gay and lesbian population and a number of gay-owned and gay-friendly businesses.
Created by ssullivan on July 25, 2004
- As the nation's fourth largest city spread out over more square miles than Rhodes Island, Houston defines "urban sprawl". However, it IS possible to see much of the city without a car. Join me as we explore the many exciting destinations along Houston's first light rail line.
- 15 reviews
- 7 Stories
- 62 photos
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