Sugar Land
Beyond Houston, discover the unexpected. While only 20 minutes from downtown Houston, Sugar Land feels a world away. A high concentration of attractions are located within a short drive or walk from each other inside its city limits, including a world class baseball park, natural science museum and the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land, which is one of the nation’s top entertainment venues hosting A-list performers like Santana, Christina Aguilera, Maluma and Willie Nelson to out-of-this-world performances from artists like magician David Blaine.
Experience a face-to-face encounter with larger-than-life Devil Rex at the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land. Enjoy an outer-space adventure in the Hall of Space Science. Children can also become archaeologists at the museum’s Dig Pit as they search for dinosaurs under the watchful gaze of a prehistoric Archelon, the largest sea turtle ever discovered.
Young adventure seekers will love the Fort Bend Children's Discovery Center. Located at the historical Imperial Sugar refinery site, children under 12 can experience five hands-on, minds-on exhibits, including Kidtropolis, How Does It Work?, Amazingly Immature, Cum Ya Gallah, and Tot*Spot.
Fort Bend Children's Discovery Center
Admission starts at $15.00
HMNS At Sugar Land
Admission starts at $13.00
Catch some sun rays and a baseball game at Constellation Field, home to the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, Sugar Land’s minor-league baseball team, Triple-A Affiliate of the Houston Astros. This multipurpose facility hosts a wide-range of sporting and live-entertainment events.
Cullinan Park Conservancy on Oyster Creek is a magnet for big populations and wide varieties of birds throughout the year. The park’s varied habitat and grand size have made it popular as a place to enjoy birding—and fishing, hiking, picnicking and other outdoor activities. Whether it’s a big vacation venture or just an afternoon visit add this place to your birding list of places to explore!
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HMNS At Sugar Land
Admission starts at $13.00