Mini Nasa
Things to do in Houston, TX?
We are leaving tomorrow afternoon to go to Houston, TX for a mini vacation and I have a 4 year old. I just want to hear what some of you guys think about the fun activities for children are there. I know about the children’s museum and the nasa space center. Any other ideas??
There are some great suggestions, I would add Lupe’s Tortillas and Joe’s Crab Shack for kid-friendly restaurants with play places.
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