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Houston has sparkling new high-rises, historic architecture with wrought iron balconies, parks and museums, and plenty of shopping. It’s the fourth largest city in the US. The Johnson Space Center is in Houston, and the Rothko Chapel, a serene facility housing the work of one the masters of American Art.
In Houston, you’re inside the Loop (Interstate 610) or inside the Beltway, or out in the suburbs. There are five main business districts, two Chinatowns, and day trippers think nothing of heading to Galveston on the Gulf Coast. Houston is a commuter’s town, you may find a walkable neighborhood but most likely still have to drive to work.
Most errands require a car.
Westchester Swim and Tennis Club
Levy Park
Houston is the 22nd most walkable large city in the US with 2,099,451 residents.
Houston has some public transportation and does not have many bike lanes.
Find apartments in Houston's most walkable neighborhoods: Midtown, Neartown - Montrose and The Museum District.
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A few nearby public transportation options. Find Houston apartments for rent near public transit.
Houston has some public transportation and about 53 bus and 3 light rail lines.
The map above shows how far you can travel in 30 minutes from Houston on public transit.
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Minimal bike infrastructure.
Public House Heights
Canino Produce
Ashford Elementary SPARK Park
Urban Harvest Eastside Market
The neighborhood facilities located at Pinesap and Chadbourne include two, lighted tennis courts; a large, newly renovated swimming pool with diving area; bathroom/showers/dressing rooms, and a covered pavilion available for use by residents who pay their annual usage fees
Lisa Arthur
on Westchester Swim and Tennis Club
Big Woodrow's Bar & Grill
TMC Transit Center
Village Greenery & Flowers
Rice Stadium
Kind of an indoor/outdoor bar. Great crawfish, relatively cheap drinks, a pool table, attentive staff. Trivia on Tuesdays and a great place to catch any game. Huge patio.
Rob Cornelius
on Big Woodrow's Bar & Grill
University Of Texas MD Anderson Trail
La Vista
Central Market
La Vista might be the best kept secret in the area for traditional dining. It does t look like much on the outside but everything on the menu is four star gourmet, believe it it not. Also, you can bring your own wine; I recommend the mussels.
Rob Cornelius
on La Vista
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on Texadelphia