Things to do in Yorktown

Very nice experience to spend the day there with friends or family with children especially 🇺🇸

The Natural Science Museum displays many ancient animal fossil specimens. The facilities of this science museum are also very unique. You can see many interesting things. The collection of the entire museum is also quite rich, and the large dinosaur fossils are very shocking.

The atmosphere was great and the price/performance ratio was acceptable. I tried to get the Rocket app so I could redeem the ticket using the electronic QR code. I'll come back if I have the chance!

Hermann park Hermann Park is located southwest of downtown Houston and is lined with trees and covers an area of ​​approximately 165 hectares. The park is surrounded by the Texas Medical Center, Rice University, and numerous museums. Hermann Park is a vibrant green park. The park is decorated with green lawns, elegant lakes, colorful flowers, lush trees and creative sculptures. Every corner of the park is full of natural beauty. Beautiful, makes people feel comfortable. Along the central axis of the park, there are tall sculptures of Sam Houston, a 19th-century American statesman, president of the Republic of Texas, and soldier, riding a tall horse with his hand pointing into the distance; a reflecting lake; and the Pioneer Memorial Obelisk. Sitting on a bench by the lake and staring quietly, a lake of turquoise water spreads like a mirror in the center of the park. The water reflects the forest on both sides, making you immediately calm down and appreciate the surrounding scenery. Miller Amphitheater is part of Hermann Park, a large open-air performance venue. Various performances by professional artists are held here from March to November every year, including music, ballet, dance, drama and screen movies, and all performances are free and open to outdoor seating. The theater is located under a gentle hill covered with green grass, surrounded by green trees on three sides. The environment is extremely beautiful. It is not only a relaxing and refreshing green space in the city, but also a place where you can choose to enjoy the influence of art. Houstonians have a soft spot for the Miller Amphitheater.

I attended a concert at Toyota center and the organization was really good and the staff really friendly. Also the sound and screens were good and the view was good from any seats.