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The 6 most interesting places I ate this year
From the constantly-changing cultural hotspot in Pittsburgh to the monochrome fine dining establishment in Mexico to the rural Louisiana general store that sells both steaks and toilet paper, I had an...
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Quirky Attraction: The Houston Presidential Heads and Giant Beatles Sculptures
The Houston Presidential Heads and giant Beatles sculptures Location: Houston, Texas (Presidential heads are now at 2401 Nance St; Beatles sculptures are still at 2500 Summer St.) When to visit:...
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Tunnels and skyscrapers: Seeing Houston from above and below
Houston in the summer is hot. Really, really hot. But the city did something very smart decades ago by creating a series of underground walking tunnels downtown to allow people to move about the area...
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In search of culture and character in Houston
Houston is interesting. It’s the fourth-largest American city, behind only New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, but you never hear about people taking vacations in Houston like you do in those other...
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In search of gators in downtown Houston (and what I found instead)
Seeing alligators in rural northern Louisiana or the Florida Everglades isn’t surprising, but when I read that there had been a couple of gator sightings in the bayou in the Houston area, I got...
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Quirky Attraction: Houston Art Car Museum
Houston Art Car Museum Location: Houston, TX (140 Heights Blvd.) When to visit: Open 11-6 Wednesday through Sunday Cost: Free Time needed: 20-60 minutes Website http://artcarmuseum.com Art and cars...
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