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Here are some of the many things to do in Houston.
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The Galleria - s the reigning mall champion of Houston. In addition to its upscale shops like Fendi, Chanel, Gucci, Coach and Louis Vuitton, it also has an enormous skating rink. The Galleria features large chains like Foley’s and Nordstrom’s and is also home to 70 additional merchants. The mall is located just West of Loop 610. |
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Highland Village is a stylish shopping center is just east of the Galleria on Westheimer Road, and is full of charm. Stop by Crate & Barrel, Williams-Sonoma, James Avery Craftsmen, the exclusive Tootsies, and Restoration Hardware for starters. |
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Located near Rice University, The Village as its known to most Houstonians is one of the city’s oldest and most prized shopping districts. The Village is home to stores like Banana Republic, White House Black Market, Express and many more. This district exhibits an eclectic personality due to its amazing Thai restaurants, antique shops, and boutiques like Z. Bead. |
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Spas, restaurants and neat boutiques make Uptown Park a distinctive shopping experience to discover. Uptown Park is making a name for itself with its unique European style villages. Try Andre’s Pastry Shop after a full day of shopping excellence. |
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Chinatown - Or more accurately: Asiantown. The epicenter is Beltway 8 and S. Bellaire - follow Bellaire on either side of the Beltway. It's strip mall city, but it's all Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai businesses. This is where you'll find real bubble tea and great Dim Sum, plus some large asian supermarkets. |
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Memorial Area - A suburban area/multi-neighborhood that straddles the outer loop/Sam Houston toll road, due west of downtown Houston. Tons of restaurants and shopping, Memorial Drive runs from Downtown thru the inner loop/Galleria area all the way out to Highway 6. |
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS - a diverse small-town community in the heart of Houston where neighbors and businesses thrive, children learn and play, and history lives...This website is brought to you by the Houston Heights Association, a nonprofit organization formed in 1973 for the purpose of encouraging and promoting the enhancement of the Houston Heights community. |
