We will ride down the unique quaint neighborhood. The Heights was a streetcar suburb—a community for residents who didn't want to live in the city and commuted by streetcar. Today, many of the Victorian-era homes that the neighborhood is known for are situated along lush, tree-lined Heights Boulevard and included in the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood is home to quirky shops, galleries and restaurants, and is one of the city's most desirable places to live and play. With a picturesque backdrop and a verdant hike and bike trail that leads all the way into downtown, here's how to have an amazing time in the Houston Heights. Pass by

Home to Hermann Park, the Houston Zoo and 19 world-class museums, Houston's Museum District is a cultural destination that welcomes millions of visitors every year. We may get out depending on the weather. 20 min stop

We will explore and have lunch here. POST Houston is an entertainment venue in Downtown Houston, Texas, United States which was formerly a major regional post office - then known as Houston Downtown Post Office. The sorting facility was renamed to honor Barbara Jordan. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. From 1887, the area had been developed as Grand Central Station for the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. The Southern Pacific Railroad built a new facility in 1934. Stop 2 hour

To some, Graffiti Park is the best place in Houston to take selfies. To others, it's a backdrop for car shows, fashion shoots and music events. To street artists, these quiet, post-industrial EaDo blocks provide grand-scale canvases for expressing visions and making statements. The explosions of color clearly add artistry to the city's landscape. Beautiful murals everywhere.

Cute souvenir shop in Memorial City Mall. I park very close to the shop so you don't have to walk around the mall!

This water wall is a must see and something to experience while you're here. Get your camera out.