Visit Houston Texas | Virtual Tour 4K
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2019
- If you are looking to visit Houston, Texas this virtual tour will show you around the downtown and midtown areas. Around downtown Houston is a park called Buffalo Bayou that is a great place to exercise and be active. Most of downtown Houston is a related to the powerful oil industry that dominates much of the Houston economy. From my opinion Houston is a livable city but not much of a tourist city.
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I lived in Houston for most of my life, and while it may not seem like tourist city, it has tons to do! The Museum District is great. Hermann Park and Memorial Park are amazing too! Downtown Houston may not seem very active, but most buildings downtown are connected by a tunnel system with all sorts of shops and eateries. This is to avoid the long, hot, humid summers!
I live in Houston and I didn't know my city was that beautiful damn
you were right. it isn’t.
We never know until we see it from a different point of view
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Damn I see you hatin on Houston in this comment section.
Bby, if you hate Houston, you can leave, it’s not illegal lmao 😂
Wendy Berrios thanks for the tip.
@@briandavis849 yeah ,go
Houston is one of the most economically powerful cities in America.
Its number 7 according to GDP.
1. NYC, Newark, Jersey City
2. LA/Long Beach/ Anaheim
3. Chicago/Naperville/Elgin
4. Dallas/Ft Worth/Arlington
5. Washington DC/Arlington/Alexandria
6. San Fran, Oakland, Hayward
Large Cities have become "Supercities" as we have increased in population and no longer qualify as single entities on their own. That idea is antiquated.
The Hurricane u talking bout metropolitan areas not the city alone
Joshua Jones You're an idiot.
The Hurricane dude metropolitan area is multiple cities combined not one city alone😂😂. U see u said Dallas /fort worth that’s two cities not Dallas alone
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This is my city that I love and it grows every year.
Great sounding music at beginning. Love it! It really excites me in a beautiful way.
I from Austin Texas I been to H-Town a couple times and I love Houston.
Really nice coverage of Houston! Thank u for the tour
Amazing views thanks friend for your sharing 😍👍👌
Houston is the one major Texas city I have not properly explored yet. My grandfather used to live here about 30 years ago, and he loved it.
Il y a aussi Austin et Dallas
Love your channel! can't believe you actually here. Thank you for sharing your experiences!
Kyla Pham thank you. You live in a nice place on the planet
Definitely I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
You have been island hopping to many beautiful places. Which state/country you would like to live in if you have a choice ?
That is incorrect I live in Houston born and raised we do have stuff to do. He is only really reviewing downtown. Yes parts of dt do stink. Midtown is nice. I use to go to Univ. Of Houston which was featured in the beginning of the video. Love that school they really built it up. Don't let the comments scare y'all Houston is great but yes we do have crime but what city doesn't. You will love being a Houstonian.
Im A Nobody correct, born and raised in houston too (;
I dont think he said there isn't anything to do. he said there isn't much to see in terms of tourism which I agree. From my own experiences visiting I do agree this is an amazing city to live in just a bit more spread out.
@@kevinlim3377 There's plenty to do actually.
@@imanobody1939 I am not a Houstonian so ill have to check on my next visit! Thanks for the info!
I was born and raised in Houston to
Hi I m from pakistan nd i like USA nd thier citizens..I knw americans r good pplz nd in the world I wish only to visit USA but I hear USA visit is impossible..good video nd really beautiful places..love you all
excellent work my friend,
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❤️Very beautiful!
I was raised in Houston and yeah I miss it. The best school ever is Crockett Elementary School. I had the best childhood ever!!!!
I would like to say DeChaumes elementary school is better, but it was actually wack, but Burbank middle school was the best middle school
We are planning on visiting Houston this coming July. This one of the places we plan on retiring to in 2023.
My hometown! Born and raised here, will live here until I die.
I love to watch your channel because I am like being told a fairy tale while watching 😄. Entertaining for my eyes and educating for my ears and understanding. Good works 👏👍🏻🥳
Thank you for sharing this!!!!!!
Fantastic camera footage
Really it's a drone but it's ok
Amazing and nice city
I'm born and raised in NYC. My whole life, all I know is nyc, but lately I been looking to move down south either to Houston or Dallas. Lol 28 yrs of NYC is enough for me.
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A lot of ppl ik prefer Dallas but I live in Houston. I say visit both and see which is better for you🤷🏿♂️
dead user Houston is very diverse but I’m sorry for your bad experience
Please do not vote for what you fled. Texas is beautiful as it is
Tbh people in Dallas are anybody and rude for the most part I reccomend Houston alot more.
I love Houston
Such a lovely city! 💙💙
anna sr7 Are you still living in Houston?
We truly do have a wonderful city true it's not really a tourist spots but you have to be from here to know the holes in the walls. That's where it's at tho real talk.
In stay my aunty
Im A Nobody don’t be crazy
Till you find out about the high murder rate
Wonderful city ilove texas and houston such a lovely citu
It’s amazing how multicultural every city in America is. You look at a city like Houston and compare it to NY or Phoenix and the culture is so unique.
Houston is the most diverse city in the country: more diverse than New York.
Can't wait to move there
Yea it’s very big it’s the 4 biggest state in America is ls that crazy!!!
@@supersoniccommander2551 most def and I heard its amazing out never heard anything bad
KevRockoTheGamer I visit Houston sometimes do you know typhoon Texas water park!
@@supersoniccommander2551 iv heard of it
seems like a mistake
Superb and very nice city
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Can't wait to move here in a few months!
Hard city to do a review on if you're not familiar with it because of it's size. I don't live there but love Houston. One of the most under-rated cities in the US. It's just incredibly massive.
im so excited and you made me even more excited! only two cities ive really been in is Minneapolis minnesota and new orleans louisana and they are underwhelming to say the least
@@okaythenwell5215 Those cities are awesome. I enjoyed my time in them.
Thanks man I love our city and it is only getting better.must warn people before they get here..know Houston before you get here ..as far as land..it's really big.. what has been shown is about a 1/4 of houston.. nice video.
Very true they shouldn't come here unprepared.
@@imanobody1939 Prepared for what? Can you be more specific please. Thanks
Life on the Southside
@@Shawk95 be prepared for the summer heat and the traffic. That's what I'd say. Among large cities, Houston has one of the highest number of art museums concentrated in one small district. It still holds the top place for largest medical center in the world. Every time I go to the medical center, I feel like I'm in another downtown. It really is another downtown. Houston is also usually ranked within the top 3 in ethnic, cultural, and linguistic diversity. There are areas like "little Indian," two "Chinatowns" and the southwest international district. Overall, there are about 140+ different languages spoken here and a ton of restaurants with food from any country you can think of. Despite that, it really isn't a tourist city.
@@paulipaz Thanks.
In the past I didn't like skyscrapers but when I visited the US I was really amazed. The skylines of the cities were so beautiful. I felt like being on another planet.
Sandra Carli where are you from?
@@fromchopin Italy.
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What part of the US did you visit?
@@fromchopin Ohio. Where are you based?
Sandra Carli I live in Texas..
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Thank you brother
Houston, Texas baby! Northside
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1:55 my fav part
My city 🤘🏾
I love my home H-town
it sucks, don’t be silly
H-Town hold it down! 😤
@@briandavis849 you are soooooooo salty about Houston. Show us on the stuffed bear where did H town hurt you ? 🧸
@@aaronkamakaze2967 all over 🤦♂️ Yes, it sucks. Actually, moving out of Houston for good tomorrow. 🥳
The shops restaurants and bars are top notch
Lmao you'd be rudely awakened
Very nice country...
You should have visit the medical center and the Galleria they are like another downtown
Exactly he only showed dt not egg everything.
Downtown is so quiet because there is an extensive tunnel system underneath all those buildings. Why work or walk around in all that humidity when you can park, eat, shop, go to the dentist, whatever, in air-conditioned comfort? Traveling from building to building is comfortable and easy underground. That's why downtown is so eerily quiet - the people are just under your feet! There are tons of museums and arts/entertainment institutions which rival NYC either in or around downtown, as well. Oh, and don't forget NASA, the Galleria area, etc. Buffalo Bayou really is a bayou - that's what they call slow-moving shallow rivers in East Texas and Louisiana. The Allen brothers founded the city at Buffalo Bayou approximately where downtown sits today. If you follow Buffalo Bayou southeast out of downtown it becomes the Houston Ship Channel which leads to the Port of Houston - one of the largest in the world - and also where most of the petrochemical plants are located. The Houston Ship Channel dumps out into Galveston Bay and on into the Gulf of Mexico. Galveston's years as a major American port ended with the Great Hurricane of 1900; afterward, the ports were moved inland (the Port of Houston).
Michael Herring No, there really isn’t much happening downtown. Get real.
Yeah, he missed a lot! LOL
Thanks for that information, never knew that, might have to go and visit those tunnels.
That's a lie. Its noisy as hell and there's homeless ppl everywhere. Its also very dangerous at night.
@@danielcontreras976 you smoke a lot of pot.
Come to the University of Houston please!
You forgot to go to Herman park
why the university just a school dude
How was your experience at U of H I apply in a couple weeks and would like to hear more about it
You are so right. Houston is very livable but not a tourist place. We have such a amazing life here and we live great. Fulfilling all we want to do, eat great, interact with several cultures, and never ending entertainment. A beach that is good enough but for tourist. It just isn't a place. It is how I feel about new york. A great place to visit for a few days as a tourist but absolutely awful to live in. I lived there on upper west side manhatton and hated it yet I lived in a amazing town home. I just don't find much quality of life
Excellent very beautiful City thank for share.
Great informative video!
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Great video man! Question, at 14 minutes where were you?
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Is very very beautuful the city
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Wow Nice City I like to live there looks like not much homeless there.. the place is beautiful just like here in Waikiki.
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More of this videos please
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Houston is a car city so yes the walkability score would be lower. There are tons of tourist things to do here but you have to drive to them. Rent a car and then see the city, I think you would be amazed.
hey great vids, i enjoy them, could you make a punctuation score of the cities of sudamerica you already visited, I think you missed that. I was expecting something like a final report.
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I've passed this city when I was going to Galveston Island
You should try space center Houston... the number 1 international tourist spot in Houston
I remember when I-10 was 2 lanes. East and west. Katy Freeway is now the widest on earth. No natural significant beauty, but the freeway system kicks ass and takes names.
Home. HTown, Land that I love.
“This is not a tourist city” uhhh....sure okay.
Lol
It's not trust me
@@clopheritearchive It is, trust me.
its not there is notthing fun to do and everything is far away
Houston is boring and ugly, most touring musicians avoid it, it’s hot and stinky and all the cool venues and restaurants gave died out. if you care about that nonsense, the texans, astros and rockets all suck and you’ll find yourself in terrible parts of town to see them.
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My aunt who is married to now retired Engineer lived near Houston.
Huston is a very very beautiful wonderful city america is heaven city
Wonderful Houston 👌😍
I'm born and raised in Houston and this video couldn't have been more accurate. You hit all the major places and your description is spot on, Houston has sport teams and the mall but outside of that it's a bland city. Great family oriented city but boring if you're young and single. Actually came to your channel because I'm in my mid 20's now and looking to move by a beach in Flordia
Do you mind me asking what camera you use? Because I want one.
SpudForceable this is a Go Pro Hero 7
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I want to move there from Europe :)
How is Houston right now? Can i visit rn from NY? Are things closed? Also, are there beaches near Houston? Is it a good place to get a tan and have fun??
Everything is opened 100% no mask beach is less than an hour away and there’s good nightlife and food
god i wanna go here
why?
Same
I'm suprieced that is a quiet downtown!
is there a video for best downtown in US?
Its not. It's very loud and full of homeless ppl who constantly litter. And very dangerous at night. Its quiet at like 3 am when everyone is scrard to be outside. I worked downtown and hated it. The homeless ppl is what really ruins the experience. Some are very rude and deficate on the walls and side walks so much they we would have to pressure wash most of the streets every week.
love my home town
i live in houston and i luvvit
You lead me to really understand one big difference between tourist cities and residential cities. Ain't it funny how in all tourist cities like NY there are mass amount of homeless? That's because they don't care about the residents having to look at them. The tourist only see them once a year. I saw not one obviously homeless dude in this video. Residential cities are definitely my thing.
Why do people say Houston is ugly; it looks pretty damn beautiful to me. Is the downtown pretty safe to walk around?
It's safe, just don't do it during the summer, too hot and too humid
@@FireboltPrime We went there and got there very early in the morning. Then my son wanted us to come right back and I was so tired I wanted to come right back here also. For some reason I couldn't get myself (or us 2) to go to a motel. I think I was to depressed to make a decision. So didn't get to enjoy Houston much - only got to walk around the downtown some and ride the light rail train.
@@FireboltPrime Yes, you're right, I bet it is. Thanks! Me and my son went there and got there very early in the morning. Then my son wanted us to come right back and I was so tired I wanted to come right back here also. For some reason I couldn't get myself (or us 2) to go to a motel. I think I was to depressed to make a decision. So didn't get to enjoy Houston much - only got to walk around the downtown some and ride the light rail train. We rode the Greyhound back. Boy do they have those Greyhound seats close to allow for more people to sit - it felt very crowded. If we go back, we won't be riding Greyhound.
We got back and felt so stupid that we didn't stay at least 1 or 2 nights. I did enjoy seeing the skyscrapers!
We have one of the highest murder rate in the country. Its not safe.
Is it 24 frames?
And I live in Texas so I can visit this city
Well im from houston lmao
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I live in Houston
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You are walking all around and it looks safe. I was really wanting to go visit Houston but tonight my son says there is crime (even in the daytime) all over Houston. So now I'm afraid for us to try to go. I don't think my son wants us to go now. I'm so depressed. And I hate this city I'm living in now; I haven't been out of it for 14 months. I'm so depressed.
lmfao this is so sad I'm so sorry
The crime is only in certain areas and it stays in those areas. Everywhere else is fine
@@houstontexas8738 Ok, thank you! We actually went to Houston the other day but we got there very early, it was still dark out, we were very tired from getting almost no sleep. We ended up not getting a motel and we road the Greyhound back early afternoon. It wasn't a very enjoyable trip but I at least got to see the skyscrapers & ride the light rail train. When we got back we'd wished we had gotten a motel and stayed at least 1 night or gotten a week at Inn town suites.
@@sampletext6399 We went but we were back in a little more than 24 hours. Notice my other comment to another person. I couldn't make the decision for us to go to a motel; I was so tired.
@@sampletext6399 Thank you! I just replied to you but I don't see my reply. Notice my comment telling how we went the other day but came right back. We were tired, depressed and couldn't make the decision to go to a motel. We got back and wish we would of stayed.
There are a million things in this area for a tourist! It's unfortunate you walked a few blocks downtown and missed so much. And if you go south through Galveston, you end up in the Gulf of Mexico. Galveston has not been a major shiping port since the Great Storm of 1900...but Houston is a world-class shipping port. You'd do well to become at least a little familiar with your city before giving a "tour!" Nice camera job, though.
I am moving to Houston
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The city looks rally beautiful but very few people on the streets considering it is the 4th largest city in the USA! But think I would appreciate Houston as a tourist because I like real cities and just not tourist traps, for example the skyscrapers and the parks would be really nice to see in real life!
American cities are generally gargantuan and car centric with Euclidean zoning sprawl with low densities. This really makes everything unwalkable so it makes sense as to why you don’t see a lot of people walking.
@@blackhole9961 Yes, hope that will change in the future because it is not good for the environment. It is different in some cities however, for example New York and Chicago have good public transport and many people out on the streets which is nice. I still think Houston looks like a nice city with great architecture though.
@@worldtravelimagesnet it very likely won’t as Americans are just naturally more individualistic in nature and don’t desire that kind of high density life style, also what’s done is done we can’t just bulldoze everything to the ground and restart from scratch.
Americans will generally always choose the suburbs or R1 density detached homes over a small studio apartment for the same price. Most people really don’t won’t to live in hell holes like NYC and Chicago.
This has generally changed our society, as with such low densities and everything so spread out there’s no other choice but the car as public transit becomes unfeasible to serve the suburbs or even “urban areas”(even though they are really comparable to the suburbs which surrounds them because of such low densities.
Because it's very big !!!!! Everything is large.
The tunnel is a city under Downtown,
2 vehicles parked on lawn. What happened to the lady who lived there? 54-0XX X .
What is the location you are at at the very end? With the uber pickup zone, Midtown?
i sit all day cry along j looking at ppl going to houston, i wish i could get off middle east...
Ayo Houston is my city check😂I feel special because Houston is where I live and like it’s on a yt video lol
when my papa and granny took me too the rockets game we was walking on taht side walk and we road around houston i been tehre sence i was born i was like what the hell am i when i was a baby
Is it safe?
Hey everyone so I'm moving in a year with my friends to Texas and I just wanted to know how is it in Texas!!
Super hot
@@prasmitdevkota4251 Dang fr
Kaliah Huggins it’s true but they’re a lot of awesome things to do here! I’m sure you’ll like it.
@@camila255 Oh really that's awesome then! Thanks sm!
@@prasmitdevkota4251 its been really cold the past few weeks
Have you ever been to Corpus Christi? :) sleepytown 😂
Melissa S been a couple times.. it was eh...ok??
Is that where you’re from?
I was born in CC but grew up in Refugio
انا اسكن فيها 🌝❤️.
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My home town go rockets
I born there
I don’t live in Houston but I live 1 hour away from it
sorry
Where to live Countryside
I'm gonna move to southeast htown when I move out 😁
Be careful the Southside you have to be on you game real talk.
Im A Nobody What do you mean? Genuinely curious?😂
@@miraair3056 ?
Just have to be on your game most of our crimes here are from the south. Check the statistics.
Dante Lewis where u movin to? South Park, Sunnyside, 3rd Ward
I've always heard Dallas is better. Great video as always
Noel Ebbert I heard that too and a lot of rave reviews about Austin
Noel Ebbert nahh Dallas not better than Houston at all
Dallas and Houston was built by thesame contractors. Look at dt Houston and dt Dallas you will understand.
Im A Nobody Nah, Dallas has zoning. Houston doesn’t. It is a pretty big difference when you visit both cities.
@@214dude2 if u insist hun