Enjoy the best of Texas. Houston’s finest six attraction tickets are inside each Houston CityPass booklet. You pay only $39 for all six tickets – purchased separately, those same tickets would cost $70.96!

The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is the only educational institution in Houston dedicated to promoting the city's significant civil aviation history.

Visit this astonishingly beautiful part of the Texas Gulf Coast and "reconnect with nature." Visitors can learn about plant and animal inhabitants; bird-watc;, hike on the Nature Center's trails; or view live animal displays of snakes, spiders, hawks, and bison.

The last of the battleships to participate in World War I and II, Battleship Texas became the first battleship memorial museum in the U.S. in 1948.

Bayou Bend, the former home of Houston philanthropist Ima Hogg , now houses the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's early American decorative arts and painting collection. Considered one of the premier collections in the country, the rare and beautiful objects dating from approximately 1620 to 1876, are installed throughout the 1920s mansion in 28 period room settings.

Buffalo Bayou, the 52-mile slow-moving waterway that was the site of Houston's founding in 1836, has become a destination for outdoor recreation near downtown Houston.

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum is the only museum in the U.S. dedicated primarily to preserving the legacy and honor of the African-American soldier. It houses the largest repository of African-American military history in the world.

One of South Texas' premier community theaters, the Crighton Players perform in the historic Crighton Theatre on Main Street in Conroe, north of Houston. Seven shows are performed each season.

Forbidden Gardens is an outdoor museum north of Houston that replicates some of China's major historic scenes.

Located in historic Richmond, this museum portrays Fort Bend County history from Austin's Colony in 1822 to 1945.