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Houston's gay community is located largely in the Montrose area.

And of course the place for hitting a high-C is the Houston Grand Opera, a must for opera buffs. The Hobby Center presents uniquely Houston performing arts productions. If you're in the mood for some world class theatre, check out the Alley Theatre with ActOUT events and productions for Houston’s LGBT theater fans and friends. A $59 City Pass gives you nine consecutive days to check out five of seven Houston tourist attractions, at about half price. The Museum District encompasses 19 museums, art centers and galleries. For short trips in and around downtown Houston and surrounding urban areas, 24 hours a day, members can pick up one of 425 bikes at any of the 51 B-stations and return it to any other station when finished at no charge up to a 60 minute limit - after which additional fees kick in. Metro has a fleet of buses and a rail network of three lines, red, green and purple, with 44 stations for getting around the city.īike sharing in Houston is called B-cycle. But if driving, observe the posted speed limits. From there Metro rail trains connect 44 stations on three lines.Ī car is a must for getting around Houston's sprawl.

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The fare is $1.25 (pay the driver - cash only). Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport has METRO Bus 102 serving the airport and surrounding vicinity with multiple stops en route to the METRO station downtown. Q-Fest is the annual July LGBT film festival.

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The bar scene is varied too, from clubs catering to cowboys, leather guys, bears, and Latinos, to upscale lounges in the style of New York or LA, plus retro-music and alternative/arts venues. The Pride Houston Festival Day takes place the last week of June each year in the Montrose neighborhood, with lots of food, music and festivities. The small-town feeling contrasts with this big city's soaring skyline, world-class arts, and cuisine that's as sophisticated and varied as you'll find anywhere. Hipper by far than you might expect, Houston is a welcoming place where it's virtually impossible to remain a stranger for long. See the HoustonEmergency/Covid19 and Texas Department of Health websites for local updates. See the CDC website for details and updates. There are restrictions on the entry of some travelers into the United States in an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Emergency measures in the wake of Covid-19:

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