Houston's Best Photo Spots

A 3D work of art pieces together a Rubik's assortment of rectangular shapes and prisms, creating a vibrant, modern panoramic fresco. The inspiration comes from Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung whose concept of ...

Artist Ron Lee works on the site of the Texas Pipe and Supply Company, fashioning a giant collection of metal animals repurposed from cast-off materials. Some of the denizens of this outdoor industrial galle...

Macabre but interesting, this museum details the chronology of funerary history in America and around the world. Created by funeral industry magnates, the Waltrips, this 35,000-square-foot building is sure t...

In uptown Houston, an elegantly crafted fountain stands 64 feet tall. Clean lines and streaming water fall to a smooth, black granite base. The semi circular cascade is romantically ensconced within 118 Texa...

Longtime Houston resident John Milkovisch started transforming his house in the 1960s - using flattened beer cans, bottle caps, bottles, and other beer-related items. It's estimated to be decorated with at l...

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Even a 2019 arson attack couldn't destroy this curio shop. Owners Lawyer Douglas and Tyler Zottarelle through a GoFundMe campaign were able to rebuild their business and fill it with ...

Where do Texans go to get their breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, and luncheon? Surrounded by trees and shade in a cozy neighborhood, it's the place where the health conscious-but-hungry crowd have a w...

This museum takes the classic car up a notch by making it a work of art. Some are elegant and refined, some are avant garde, some are comical - but they are all sure to delight. The "Derby Racer" has thousan...

Strange and offbeat, this art park is dedicated to the orange which was the favorite fruit of the deceased creator, Jeff McKissack. This folk-art fantasyland was built from scrap parts and materials such as ...

For thirty bucks, you can see space artifacts, exhibits, and films. Kids can visit the educational and interactive Astronaut exhibit. Space Center Houston invests heavily in our kids, offering day and overni...

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Texas has no dearth of disembodied longhorn skulls, but the Butler Longhorn Museum is also located on pristine grounds complete with green foliage and a little lake. Even if you're no...

This urban park in downtown Houston was the first to be established in the city, built on land purchased in 1900 by then-mayor Sam Brashear. It's not only a park, but also a living history museum - preservin...

Renowned Texan artist David Adickes sculpted Presidential Heads, which rest in Houston, TX. Not every president has a likeness here, but it is a pretty bipartisan mix of commander-in-chiefs. A couple busts a...