Sights of Downtown Houston Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

Davis will be your audio tour guide while you explore the history, art and culture of Houston, America's fourth largest city. It's fitting then that we'll start right here at one of Houston's oldest homes, the Kellum-Noble House, which was built in 1847.

Within this complex, you'll find a number of historic buildings.

nd is an important part of the city's history and cultural heritage. We'll tell you some of its history.

Don't worry though, it'll all make sense when we tell you about why!

Sam Houston Park was established in 1900 as Houston's first public park.

A group of local arts leaders formed the Houston Music Hall Foundation to raise funds and support for the project. We'll tell you the result.

and is considered a significant example of early 20th century commercial architecture here in Houston.

we'll tell you.

tectural firm Crain & Coe in the Art Deco style.

This Episcopal cathedral was founded in 1839 and is the oldest continually operating church in Houston. Hear some of its interesting history.

you'll hear some of its interesting history.

One of the oldest and most respected theater companies in the United States.

A popular venue for a wide-range of performing arts events, and is a key part of the cultural life of Houston.

We'll tell you about this incredible aquarium which was established in 2003 and is home to over 200 species of marine animals.

Located in the Old Town area and known for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse mix of restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment venues. We'll tell you how it came to be.

1884 , was the trading center for the cotton industry.