Take a ride through Houston in a Mercedes Sprinter on this guided tour. See Houston’s downtown, central park, stunning mansions, colorful street art, Rice University campus, and leafy Museum District.
From
$48
$38
per person
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In a humongous city such as Houston, don’t limit yourself to a bus tour of just Downtown. Hop on-board our spacious Mercedes shuttle offering a cool and comfortable ride through many different Houston neighborhoods with first-hand views of the Space City’s noteworthy attractions, historical monuments, colorful street art, West University mansions, and professional sporting venues.
Ditch the non-stop bus tour style and experience the ideal Houston tour with optional planned stops for photo opportunities alongside the iconic Sam Houston, Texas-sized art sculptures, and a sky garden offering panoramic skyline views of the tallest buildings in all of Texas! During this cozy 2-hour ride, take in the top sights of Houston’s beautiful Museum District, Downtown District, Graffiti District, Rice University campus, and even the largest Medical District in the world.
Make sure to bring your smile, camera, and closest family & friends for some memorable cowboy or cowgirl photos!
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Highlights
Take in different Houston neighborhoods inside a comfortable Mercedes shuttle
Enjoy optional photo stops alongside historical monuments and unique skylines
Learn about city pioneers, professional sporting venues, and famous park spaces
Marvel at lavish Houston mansions, colorful street art & Texas-sized sculptures
Admire the tallest buildings in Texas and world’s largest Medical District
Includes
Transportation by air-conditioned Mercedes mini-bus
Driver and tour guide
Optional photo stops planned along the route
List of top Houston recommendations and restaurants
Child seats
Hotel pickup and drop-off
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