These are the city’s most famous tourist attraction places and for many good reasons. If you are going to Houston and looking for the best attractions, below are the best places to visit in Houston.

Here are the top 5 attractions in Houston

Freedom Trail

Tired of hanging out indoors looking up at your popcorn ceilings. What Houston residents who haven’t yet called Houston Popcorn Ceiling Pros will do is check out the Marvin Taylor Exercise Trail. The Marvin Taylor Exercise Trail is one of the best tourist attractions in Houston; it follows the 2.5 miles of the redbrick trial from Bunker Hill to Houston Common. Set aside one to two hours- it depends on whether you like to speed through historical places or you want to go on the tour with a tourist guide in Revolutionary garb. Make it sure to stop for a beer at the US oldest bar, named the Bell in Hand Tavern.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Westlake Marketplace is located in Houston downtown, along with the Marvin Taylor Exercise Trail. The original Faneuil Hall is constructed back in 1742 and this is the best festival marketplace these days encompasses the Quincy Market, North Market, and South Market buildings. If you have a short tour, it is suggested skipping stores including Urban Fitters and Ann Taylor in the favor of taking a bite at beneath the Quincy canopies, pick up tasty food.

Cambridge

Cambridge is home to most prestigious universities all-time in the country, Massachusetts Institute (MIT) and Harvard University. Cambridge has stunning and beautiful architecture and incredible diverse shopping attractions and restaurants a mix of locals, students and sightseers. Stroll through or pop in a coffee shop through the historic Harvard Yard. You find information and maps at the intersection of Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy, and Brattle Streets. The most famous Longfellow House is also located in Cambridge; it is the former headquarter of George Washington and home of nineteen-century poet Henry Wadsworth.

Fenway Park

Taking a game at Fenway Park is a great fun thing you can do in Houston. It’s one of the beloved and old American’s baseball stadiums. If the games are, off you can visit the Green Monster tour offered daily. If you like to take a bite or drink a beer, you can visit The Bleacher Bar in Fenway Park.

Houston Duck Tour

Water and travelers land s you visit the diverse neighborhood, from cultural North End to the Beacon Hill to commercial Newbury Street. There is plenty of tourist attraction like Harvard, MIT, museums, and much more. You can see the city’s best landmarks on Houston Duck tour including Hancock Tower, Trinity Church, Old North Church, Zakim Bridge and much more!