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Airports in San Diego
San Diego International Airport is the main airport serving the city of San
Diego, California. It is an international airport situated around 4.8
kilometers away from the city's center. The airport is owned & operated
by San Diego County Regional Airport Authority. It is a focus city for
Alaska Airlines & Southwest Airlines. Both passenger and cargo services
are offered by the airport to domestic and international destinations.
These include San Jose, London, Tokyo, Calgary, Mexico City, Atlanta,
Sacramento, Chicago, Las Vegas, and more. The airport is well connected to
the city via public transportation, rental cars, taxis, ride shares,
shuttles, and more.
Explore Houston
Americas fourth-largest city is a cosmopolitan destination, filled with
world-class dining, arts, hotels, shopping, and nightlife. Take a stroll
through the historic Heights, spend the day exploring the Museum District
or head down to Space Center Houston. Later, grab a bite in one of dozens
of award-winning restaurants, or hang out with the cool kids on Washington
Avenue. There is always something to do in this Southern hospitality meets
urban chic city. Come explore YOUR Houston!
Things to Do in Houston
Museum District
The Museum District is one of Houston's greatest cultural attractions, with
19 museums residing in this beautiful area. Eleven of these are free to the
public. Some of the highlights include the Museum of Fine Arts, the Houston
Museum of Natural Science, the Children's Museum, the Menil Collection, the
Holocaust Museum, and the Contemporary Arts Museum, to name just a few.
Also, in this area is the lovely Hermann Park, with the Houston Zoo and the
Miller Outdoor Theatre. Most of the museums are within easy walking
distance of each other, although the Menil and the Rothko Chapel are a
little farther out. Museums that are free of charge include: The Menil
Collection, Rothko Chapel, Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston Center for
Contemporary Craft, Lawndale Art Center, Houston Museum of American
Culture, Rice Gallery, Houston Center for photography, and the Czech Center
Museum Houston.
Rice University Campus
The Rice University Campus is an oasis in downtown Houston and a favorite
outdoor space for many Houstonians. Walking and running trails, thousands
of mature trees, and lovely old buildings are spread over this 300-acre
campus. Also, on the grounds are a large number of impressive contemporary
artworks that lend to the tranquil atmosphere. Many of these installations
are equally, or even more, impressive in the evening when they are lit. The
Rice Gallery is a must-see sight on campus, with huge temporary art
installations that almost engulf visitors as they explore the space. Stop
in at the Welcome Center at Lovett Hall for more information on the latest
things to see at Rice University.
Lone Star Flight Museum
The Lone Star Flight Museum has been setup with the aim to educate and
inform public about the aviation history & heritage of the region.
Preserved & restored here is a collection of aircraft displaying
the evolution of flying machines. Interactive exhibits focusing on science,
technology engineering, and math concepts (STEM), Aviation Learning Center,
the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame, and a collection of historically
significant aircraft are some of the major highlights of the museum.
Best Time to Fly to Houston
The best time to visit Houston is from February to April or from September
to November. Houston also experiences mild winters and snowfall is rare,
but temperatures drop when the sun goes down so make sure to pack layers if
you are traveling in December or January.
