What to Do and Where to Go During Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall in Houston

Houston is the bustling capital of Texas. It has a rich history, amazing sceneries, and a host of landmarks you can visit throughout the year.

As of now, Houston is home to 2.3 million people and an estimated 22 million visitors tour the city annually. 

Houston generally has a steady subtropical climate, with temperatures soaring up to 100°F in summer and can drop to 40°F degrees during winter.

There are many locations in Houston you can visit depending on what time of the year you plan your vacation. Each tourist spot is best visited at a particular point of the year. If you are planning to tour good old, H-town, then here is a guide on what to do in Houston in each season of the year.

Here are some of the top places to visit in houston during winter, spring, summer, and fall:

Spring Break in Houston

The Avenida Houston – This place is bustling with activity during spring break, and tourists will have a blast joining. Activities include ice carving, the rink, and roller skating. The events are held usually starting from the 13th of March through the 17th. 

Azalea trail – This is one of the famous events you can enjoy when coming to Houston during spring. The Azalea trail goes through selected public gardens and some historical River Oaks’ houses open for the public. 

Summer Vacation in Houston

McGovern Lake – The summer climate in Houston ranges from moderate to hot. A good boat trip in McGovern Lake in Hermann Park is a nice inclusion in your go-to places to visit in Houston in summer. The area is lush with trees that offer shade from the scorching sun and excellent restaurants for people craving Houston food. 

Miller Outdoor Theater – Also located in Hermann Park is this outdoor theater, where you can enjoy live stage performances for free. You can enjoy the show under the shade of the theater or have a picnic blanket and enjoy the performance from an adjacent hill. 

Fall Break in Houston

Texas Renaissance Festival – This unique event runs from the 8th of October – the 27th of November. This month-long festival celebrates life during medieval times. Tourists can wander the festival wearing medieval clothes, and eat period delicacies. There are also role-playing actors ready to immerse you in what life was during the renaissance. 

Via Colori – It is a gathering of hundreds of street artists ready to color downtown Houston with vibrant colors every November. Street artists from all over the country show their art to fund a charity dedicated to children with hearing loss. 

A Houston Winter Wonderland

Houston Zoo Lights – Enjoy the two million lights that decorate the Houston Zoo in December. Colorful lights adorn the trees inside the zoo, turning it into a festival of lights perfect for the holiday occasion. The whole family can stroll through the zoo and enjoy the jovial feel these colorful, glittering lights provide. 

Houston Restaurants and Shops – Restaurants sends off homely warmth during the winter season. Houston’s restaurants give off that kind of vibe which is perfect for people wanting to experience winter in the Texan capital. You can enjoy lots of local delicacies and enjoy the temperate, cold air and occasional snow in the city. 

With all these places to visit in Houston, you and your family will no doubt have a wonderful time for the rest of the year.

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