Houston Parks & Gardens
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Parks & Gardens in Houston, TX, Texas.
Covering 19 acres in the heart of downtown Houston, this park features eight historic structures dating from 1823 to 1905. Each building has been restored to reflect its original appearance.
Located in central Houston, Hermann Park is a historical green space as the city's oldest park. Visited annually by 5.5 million people, the park is surrounded by the Houston Zoo, Miller Outdoor Theater, Hermann Park Golf Course and the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Within the gardens, visitors will find a Japanese garden, a reflection pool, jogging trail, a lake, a playground and more. At its center is a memorial to Sam Houston.
Visitors have the chance to see a late 1920s historic home decorated with period antiques. The gardens surrounding the home are mostly natural.
Only a short distance from Houston, Lake Conroe is a retreat destination that has it all: golfing, shopping, lake and forest activities. There are also many places to stay along with restaurants, theatres and more. Fun for the whole family.
This 155-acre facility offers educational programs, five miles of walking trails, interactive exhibits and a nature shop. The center is open seven days a week.
Elanore Tinsley Park
Located in the heart of Houston, this serene park is a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city without even leaving it. The park plays host to several large events throughout the year, including Children's Day and Houston's annual Independence Day celebration. With plenty of walking trails, tall shady trees, and acres of green grass, this beautiful park is a must see for anyone visiting the city.
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