Sugar Land is much more than just a company town; it’s a destination filled with a wealth of photo-worthy memories.
From enjoying stunning sunsets at Cullinan Park, tasting worldly cuisine at Sugar Land Town Square, or feeling the beat’s vibration with A-list performances at the state-of-the-art Smart Financial Centre. We are a city that is constantly evolving. Sugar Land thrives on its unique and one-of-a-kind attractions, diversity, culture and esteemed entertainment.
We’ve curated this official Visit Sugar Land Visitor’s Guide to help you fall in love with Sugar Land. For more fun ideas, visit www.VisitSugarLandTX.com or ask us any question via our social media channels @VisitSugarLand on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. I’d like to personally invite you to feed your curiosity and immerse yourself in the “Sweetest City in Texas.”
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Anytime of the year is the best to visit Sugar Land, but if you’re looking for picture-perfect weather at an almost daily basis, we suggest visiting in the fall. With temperatures dropping and events occurring just about every weekend, there will be plenty of things for you to do and see.
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Whether you’re dreaming about a trip to the “Sweetest City in Texas” or are already here, this guide is bursting with great ideas to make the best of your time in our city. Located just 20 minutes from downtown Houston, many of Sugar Land’s attractions are within a short distance from each other, including a world-class baseball park, Triple-A minor league baseball stadium, several museums and the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land, one of the nation’s top ranked entertainment venues.
Visit the home of Sugar Land Space Cowboys baseball, concerts and other entertaining events. www.slspacecowboys.com
Located at the historical Imperial Sugar refinery site, children 12 years old and younger can ignite their imaginations with five interactive hands-on, minds-on exhibits! www.childrensdiscoveryfb.org
Come face-to-face with Devil Rex and delight in natural science through exhibits and educational programs. hmns.org/hmns-at-sugar-land
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nationally ranked in “2017 Top New and Renovated Venues” by Billboard magazine. Smart Financial Centre sets a new standard for live performance venues, hosting a diverse lineup of international music, comedy artists, family shows, and theatrically staged Broadway productions, as well as cultural and performing arts attractions. smartfinancialcentre.net
An award-winning performing arts studio, showcases young talent--ages 4 to teens-and provides performance opportunities for youth and adults at Sugar Land Town Square. inspirationstage.com
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Catch an A-list headliner at this indoor state-of-the-art live entertainment venue declared “Houston’s Hottest Music Venue” by Houston Press and
This local artists’ collective features working artist studios, gallery space and a variety of art classes. sugarlandartcenter.org
The heritage museum takes you back in time with exhibits of artifacts that trace the evolution of Sugar Land’s early days as a sugarcane plantation into one of Texas’ fastest-growing cities. The visitor center offers Sugar Land souvenirs and can assist you in planning your personalized trip to the “Sweetest City in Texas.” slheritage.org ❘ VisitSugarLandTX.com
The only dual ice rink and event facility in the Gulf Coast offers public skating and lessons. sugarlandice.com
Town Square offers a multitude of global dining options, exciting events, a world-class hotel and specialty shopping. sugarlandtownsquare.com
This 52-acre festival site accommodates large-scale events. The beautiful, open land caters to a variety of events and provides event producers the flexibility to host music and cultural festivals, sporting events and much more. VisitSugarLandTX.com/eventproducers/venues/the-crownfestival-park/
Take excitement to new heights at this trampoline park with a mix of attractions like a rockclimbing wall, foam pits, battle beams, log roll, performance trampolines and more! altitudesugarland.com
Embark on a hourlong interactive adventure with a lantern to guide you through an immersive world filled with mystery, unique creatures and unraveling stories. Get ready to explore this exciting physical and digital universe with the whole family! www.deptofwonder.com
This wonderland soft play destination is ideal for active kids who love to explore, learn and play. This location features a 3,000-squarefoot play structure, organized activities and an arts and crafts station. Throughout the day, Cheeky Monkeys has various activities to keep your children entertained such as taking in a puppet show, story time, dance classes, baby yoga, fairytale ballet, drama and literacy. This spot is also great for birthday celebrations and private parties. www.cheekymonkeys.us
MajestKids Playland combines an indoor playground and an obstacle course that aims to entertain and help develop your child’s motor and social skills. Young kids will love climbing through the colorful playground with slides and will not want to leave. Check out their calendar of events which includes craft activities, story time, a bingo night and a parent’s night out. www.majestkids.com
Has your little one ever dreamt of being a princess, an engineer or an artist? At Frogs, Snails And Fairytales their imagination can let loose with fully stocked pretend-play areas featuring a small-sized fairy-tale town with the main castle, pet shop and more. Your science-inclined toddlers can build on the construction site and discover how magnets work. Let your kids engage with other children during open play time or book private play in this spotless indoor playground in Sugar Land. www.fsaft.com
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Kids of all ages can enjoy jumping around this largescale trampoline center with amenities such as a foam pit, warrior obstacle, ropes course, and sky rider coaster. urbanairtrampolinepark.com
Unleash your inner Picasso!
Feeling a little artsy? Spend some time creating a unique glazed pottery masterpiece, giving mosaic art a try, or experiencing the relaxing art of candle making. theartsysoul.com
Choose from three themed rooms for a fully immersive, adventurous and problem-solving game. Uncover the clues in less than 60 minutes to escape. escapeagainrooms.com
This contemporary fired arts studio sparks your creativity with classes focusing on glass jewelry, ready-to-paint pottery and potter’s wheels. fireitup-pottery.com/
Create your own work of art with family and friends during one of their interactive classes. paintingwithatwist.com/studio/Sugarland
Select one of their functional projects like a bowl, vase or planter. An instructor will guide you through their proprietary process to throw handmade pottery while using specialized tools. Let it dry, fire it up and take home your ceramic creation! smashedclay.com/
This social crafting workshop allows attendees to create personalized wooden pallets, signs and home décor. therusticbrush.com
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There’s a lot to see and do in Sugar Land. That’s why we created guides for foodies, outdoor enthusiasts and everyone in between.
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Travel back in time and learn about Sugar Land’s humble beginnings at the Sugar Land Heritage Museum and Visitor Center, where you can capture photos with a sugar mural, Sugar Land LED letters and take a piece of Sugar Land home with you.
Visit Cullinan Park Conservancy a popular birding destination. The park also possesses hiking trails and an observation tower where you can catch a beautiful sunset.
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Take a stroll at The Lawn at First Colony Mall, a green open space concept where you can play games, lounge, grab a bite at nearby restaurants and shop at Sephora, Kendra Scott, Lululemon and more.
4. Get a front-row seat at the Sugar Land Regional Airport where you can watch the airplanes take off all while having a picnic and munching on your favorite snacks.
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Create something amazing. Try Smashed Clay + Studio for couples’ classes and colored clay creations.
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Lastly, we enjoy having picnics in the “Sweetest City in Texas,” so why not cap your trip with a picnic near the splash pad at the plaza adjacent to the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land.
Sugar Land has over 27 parks and 1,174 acres of lush, green developed parkland ideal for the couple who finds the outdoors thrilling! Start by soaking in uninterrupted time hiking or walking the six trails at Cullinan Park Conservancy During your journey, you’ll find the park is a leading destination for birdwatching and wildlife. Stay busy using their bird checklist to spot different species like Little Blue Herons, Snowy Egrets and more. Disconnect from technology and reconnect with each other by fishing at the boardwalk or canoeing through one of the two lakes on location. End the day with a breathtaking sight at the park’s observation tower where you can take in the scenery while the sun sets on the horizon.
Take in the stunning views at the observation tower at Cullinan Park.
If you love nature but have a bigger passion for discovering new cuisines with your loved one, then you’ll want to keep reading. Sugar Land’s global food scene provides the perfect backdrop for adventurous foodies and all culinary budgets. If you crave a cozy, laid-back evening head on over to Vino and Vinyl Supper Club for a smooth fusion of music, food and wine. Revel in their comfort food menu with dishes like their Black Truffle Mac and Cheese or Shrimp and Grits and pair it with one of their suggested wines.
Be entertained and feel the sounds of the music rushing through your body during a live performance or show at the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land. You may be in luck to catch one of these headlining acts, during your visit such as: Alicia Keys, Carlos Vives, Chris Rock, Itzy and Dancing with the Stars Tour among others.
Making memories during a concert are priceless but maybe creating a meaningful memento together at Smashed Clay + Studio is more up your alley. Choose one of the studio’s Couple Challenge sessions and learn the steps of throwing, shaping and molding the clay. Show off your newfound skills to impress your partner, engage in a sweet friendly competition and use the potters wheel to design your masterpieces together.
Get crafty with your significant other and mold the clay together to create something unique.
Check into one of our pet-friendly hotels such as the Hyatt Place or Drury Inn & Suites for a pampering retreat for you and your best friend.
Chow down some delicious bites with your furry pal at Japaneiro’s where you can indulge in their fusion cuisine and enjoy tequeños, a churrasco or Yuzu Hamachi.
If sushi is not your cup of tea, check out other cuisines, specialty cocktails or craft beer at The Rouxpour and the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium.
Want to munch on Instagram-worthy sushi donuts and tacos hit up Poke Burri and Pacific Coast Tacos
Let your pal wander free at our Pawm Springs Dog Park for a sweet oasis away from home. #PETFRIENDLY #SLTX
Let the power of public art enhance your experience in Sugar Land.
Sugar Land’s growing art scene offers visitors exciting things to see and do throughout the city. Visitors can go to the Sugar Land Art Center & Gallery, where admission into this local artist collective is free. The space operates not only as a gallery, but also as a working artist studio. The Sugar Land Art Center & Gallery also offers adult and children’s art classes in a variety of disciplines and has a gift shop. Visitors can also stop by the Sugar Land Heritage Museum & Visitor Center to view a Sugar Land historical timeline and other cultural art-themed exhibits throughout the year. Go on a drive around Sugar Land and discover a handful of creative art sprinkled throughout the city. First up is the Space Cowboys Mural, which was created to commemorate the city’s Minor League baseball team located at The Lawn at First Colony Mall (behind Dimassi’s). Next up is the Sugar Rush Mural at Sugar Land Town Square, where you are invited to celebrate the sweet history of the city by activating the mural with a QR code and seeing it come to life through your phone. If you want to step into a historical part of the city meet Crush the Alligator at Lonnie Green Park, located in one of the first neighborhoods
of the former company town. Then, make your way to Brazos River Park and visit Interlacing Patterns which poetically interweaves Sugar Land’s natural beauty with the cultural heritage of the city. Inspired by Sugar Land’s connection to the Brazos River and the complex natural ecosystem found along the banks, the beautifully intricate, cellular cross sections of riparian trees and aquatic plants are artistically interpreted to resemble geometric configurations.
As you’re exploring Sugar Land Town Square, add this to your last stop and visit Bob Pack’s Father of Texas, one of the most iconic bronze statues. The statue depicts Stephen F. Austin crossing the Brazos River in front of the Sugar Land City Hall. His horse rearing, Austin struggles to lead a packhorse stumbling in the river’s current, represented by the surrounding fountain waters. You can’t miss it during your visit!
Sugar Land is also home to several kinetic sculptures including a sculpture by artist Lyman Whitaker of Whitaker Studio at the entrance of Sugar Land Regional Airport. According to Whitaker, “The twist and flow of this installation, VorTEX, gives the observer a chance to check into the weather before taking flight at Sugar Land Regional Airport. Its job is to connect the viewer to the surrounding natural elements.”
ALTITUDE TRAMPOLINE PARK
CONSTELLATION FIELD
FORT BEND CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER
HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE AT SUGAR LAND INSPIRATION STAGE
SMART FINANCIAL CENTRE AT SUGAR LAND
SUGAR LAND ART CENTER & GALLERY
SUGAR LAND HERITAGE MUSEUM & VISITOR CENTER
SUGAR LAND ICE & SPORTS CENTER
THE CROWN FESTIVAL PARK AT SUGAR LAND
URBAN AIR TRAMPOLINE & ADVENTURE PARK
DEPARTMENT OF WONDER
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FLOYD’S CAJUN SEAFOOD & TEXAS STEAKHOUSE
GURU BURGERS & CREPES
HOWDY HOT CHICKEN
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JAPANEIRO’S
JUPITER PIZZA & WAFFLES CO.
NIRMANZ FOOD BOUTIQUE
OBA JAPANESE CUISINE
PHO SHACK
ROUXPOUR MALA SICHUAN
BAKER ST. PUB & GRILL
BAR LOUIE
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BIG BEN TAVERN
BRAZOS RIVER PARK
CITY PARK & MUNICIPAL POOL
CULLINAN PARK
ELDRIDGE PARK
FIRST COLONY PARK
FLYING SAUCER DRAUGHT EMPORIUM
THE ROOF VINO & VINO SUPPER CLUB
IMPERIAL PARK & DISC GOLF COURSE
LOST CREEK PARK
OYSTER CREEK PARK
SUGAR LAND MEMORIAL PARK & PAWM SPRINGS DOG PARK
FIRST COLONY MALL
LAKE POINTE TOWN CENTER
MARKET AT TOWN CENTER SUGAR LAND TOWN SQUARE
Stephen F. Austin receives charter to settle 300 American families in Texas.
For more Sugar Land history, visit slheritage.org. You can tour the Sugar Land Heritage Museum & Visitor Center or take a guided walking tour with a docent from the Heritage Foundation every second Saturday of the month.
Sugar Land’s vibrant history is peppered with influences from Native Americans, the Spaniards, Mexicans and American pioneers. In 1821, Stephen F. Austin received a charter to settle 300 American families in Texas. The fertile land of Fort Bend County was included in Austin’s charter and eventually set the stage for Sugar Land’s rich agricultural heritage.
Samuel May Williams received the land where Sugar Land is now located from Stephen F. Austin.
Nathaniel F. Williams purchased the land from his brother, and his other brother, Matthew R. Williams, operated Oakland Plantation, which grew cotton, corn and sugarcane.
The Williams brothers built a commercial sugar mill on the west bank of Oyster Creek.
Sugar Land is incorporated.
Construction began on the Imperial Sugar Char House.
Isaac H. Kempner
William T. Eldridge partnered to form the Imperial Sugar Company.
Imperial Sugar refinery closes.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land opens in Central Unit 2. Before its construction, American folk and blues musician, Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter, was incarcerated in the wooden structure at the Imperial Prison Farm, where he wrote the words to “Midnight Special” before his pardon in 1925.
Sugar Land opens a series of destination attraction venues, including Constellation Field, the Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land, and the Crown Festival Park at Sugar Land.
Sugar Land’s mall has more than 1 million square feet of shopping and dining.
Sugar Land’s mall has more than 1 million square feet of shopping and dining, with established retailers like Macy’s, Dillard’s, Lululemon, Apple, Francesca’s, Kendra Scott and Michael Kors.
Shop and stroll in this urban-style village anchored by Whole Foods Market. This shopping center provides an assortment of salons and spas and waterfront dining, including Churrascos, Pacific Coast Tacos, Poke Burri, Takara Sushi, Torchy’s Tacos, Pressed Juicery and others.
This outlet-style shopping center includes Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th, Nordstrom Rack, DSW, Home Goods and more.
At this mixed-use downtown development, you can find international dining choices from more than six countries within one block! It also features lively events in the plaza and specialty shopping that 139made, Twenty-Two Fifty Interiors & Gifts, The Wearhouse Boutique, Altar’d State, Mod Chic Couture and more.
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Sugar Land has 30 shopping areas for the discerning shopper, ranging from established retailers to local boutiques.Mod Chic Couture
Nestled in the heart of one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the United States, Sugar Land boasts a global food scene that rivals cities three times its size. For a complete list of dining options to satisfy your taste buds, go to VisitSugarLandTX.com.
You don’t have to travel far for a taste of Asia. Savor greattasting Korean favorites at Jang Guem Tofu and BBQ and fresh sushi served in a unique way at U’Maki Sushi Burrito.
For delicious, vegetarian south Asian cuisine try Udipi Café. For traditional dishes like Butter Chicken and Chicken Tikka Masala visit Mahesh’s Kitchen’s award-winning dining room in Sugar Land Town Square. Don’t pass up authentic, family-style Chinese cuisine at Mala Sichuan located at JUSGO Supermarket.
Our Louisiana neighbors have placed their own stamp on the Sugar Land food scene with a nod to Bourbon Street at The Rouxpour. The New Orleansthemed restaurant boasts French Quarter décor where you can enjoy Cajun favorites like gumbo, étouffée and chargrilled oysters. For a taste of both Louisiana and Texas, visit Floyds Cajun Seafood and Texas Steakhouse
Sugar Land comes alive at night with gastropubs, sports bars and cocktail lounges. No matter what groove you’re in, you’ll find something captivating. Wine aficionados can enjoy small bites, wine and music at Vino & Vinyl Supper Club, while craft beer enthusiasts can enjoy specialty beers from around the world at the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium
The flavors of the Mediterranean come alive at Fadis Mediterranean Grill with fresh tabbouleh, mouth-watering shish kebabs and chicken curry. You can also stop by Dimassi’s for exceptional recipes bursting with a multitude of flavors. Indulge in savory lamb shank, rice, veggies and everyone’s Mediterranean sweet favorite—baklava—at Dumar’s Mediterranean Grill. For a fast casual Mediterranean experience, visit Cava and order their Harissa Avocado Bowl or a Crispy Greek Chicken Pita.
Pizza enthusiasts will want to dive into classics like a Margherita pizza or their savory Belgian waffles at Jupiter Pizza & Waffle Co. If you’re in the mood for gourmet-style burgers, try Guru Burgers & Bowls with their fun menu offerings, like True Grit, Al Capone the burger and customizable poke bowls.
You can’t visit the Sweetest City in Texas without checking out some great desserts. Try a homemade fudge at Kilwin’s or a banana foster macaron at Mon Chéri Macarons. Indulge in a cake pop at The Sweet Boutique or a churro and soft serve ice cream at Red Circle Ice Cream If you’re feeling adventurous, opt for Paletas Morelia and their variety of paleta flavors you can customize with chocolate dips, drizzles and sprinkles. For an indulgent experience, try locally owned Decadent Coffee and Dessert Bar and have a slice of their lemon berry mascarpone pie with one of their lattes. Taste the European flavors of freshly made gelato at Gelato Picks and order their famous hand-crafted spaghetti gelato.
With hundreds of events every year and a truly multi-cultural dynamic, Sugar Land always serves up something new. Foodies, culture enthusiasts, sports fanatics and families are sure to find the perfect way to spend the day. For a complete listing of events, go to VisitSugarLandTX.com/events or scan the QR code.
FARMERS MARKET AT IMPERIAL RECREATIONAL CENTER
Every Saturday
Enjoy a wonderful selection of fresh produce, tasty samples, artistic treasures, family fun, and live music.
The Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land is one of the most popular performing arts venues in the Greater Houston Area, attracting national and international acts alike--from superstars like Styx, Sarah Bareilles, Carlos Vives and Willie Nelson to mind-blowing performances from artists like magician David Blaine.
Second Saturday of Each Month
Learn about Sugar Land’s history by embarking on a historical walking tour led by a docent from the heritage foundation.
Enjoy a handful of free, local community events on the Lawn’s Plaza ranging from fitness to movies under the moon.
April to September
The Sugar Land Space Cowboys, Triple-A Affiliate of the Houston Astros, bring minor league baseball and family fun to the Houston area at Constellation Field.
March to December
Enjoy a multitude of free, local community events on the plaza ranging from concerts and festivals to movies and car shows.
April
Here’s your chance to check out more than 100 Corvettes and vote for the winner of the People’s Choice Award at Sugar Land Town Square. All proceeds benefit local charity organizations.
FALL FEST
Late September
This family-friendly event will feature live music, carnival rides, carnival games and more. Enjoy beverage and food specials from surrounding restaurants and shopping from an artisan market.
Early October
Enjoy an evening of Bavarian beer, music and dancing at Sugar Land Town Square. Be entertained with jugglers, stilt walkers, stein races, stein holding contests, the Daschund Dash, caricature artists and more.
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Early July
Pack up chairs and head to The Crown Festival Park at Sugar Land to celebrate the 4th of July with your friends and family! Enjoy a day of fun activities, food, live entertainment, vendor booths and a firework show.
October to November
Visit the Sugar Land Heritage Museum and Visitor Center to witness the majestic altars created by local families to remember their ancestors who were part of Sugar Land’s history.
SUGAR LAND HOLIDAY LIGHTS
Late November to early January
The holiday season kicks off at Constellation Field with familyfriendly activities, walk-through displays and more than 3 million lights!
Early August
Beat the heat at Sugar Land Town Square! Bring your family to enjoy a fun-filled day before heading back to school.
Just 20 minutes southwest of downtown Houston, you’ll find the top-rated Houston Marriott Sugar Land that sits in the heart of the city, offering 300 guests rooms and more than 26,500 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space, all within walking distance of more than 30 unique restaurants and retailers, free parking, accessibility to interstate highways.
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BRAZOS RIVER PARK
18427 Southwest Fwy., 77479
Every Day, Sunrise to Sunset
■ Trail Length: 3.3 miles
CITY PARK & MUNICIPAL POOL 225 Seventh St., 77478
Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
CULLINAN PARK 12414 Highway 6 S, 77478
Every Day, Sunrise to Sunset
■ Trail Length: 3.5 miles
ELDRIDGE PARK 2511 Eldridge Road, 77478
Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
■ Trail Length: 1 mile
FIRST COLONY PARK
3232 Austin Parkway, 77479
Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
Explore over 27 parks in Sugar Land.
IMPERIAL PARK & DISC GOLF COURSE 230 Matlage Way, 77478
Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
LOST CREEK PARK 3703 Lost Creek Blvd., 77479 Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
OYSTER CREEK PARK 4033 Highway 6 S, 77479
Every Day, Sunrise to 10 p.m.
■ Trail Length: 2.75 miles
SUGAR LAND MEMORIAL PARK & PAWM SPRINGS DOG PARK 15300 University Blvd., 77479
Every Day, Sunrise to Sunset
■ Trail Length: 3.55 miles
While Sugar Land is home to some of the best attractions, the city is within close proximity to some of the must-see regional attractions in the Lone Star State.
This masterpiece of intricate design and architecture is the first traditional Hindu temple of its kind in North America. baps.org/Houston
Escape to nature year-round to camp, picnic, hike, bike, ride horseback, and fish. https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/brazos-bend
Journey through time and experience life on the Brazos River and the stories of Fort Bend through exhibit galleries, historic home museums, and walking tours of historic Richmond. fortbendmuseum.org
Come out to the George Ranch, where the legends and legacies of those who shaped history come to life every day. georgeranch.org
Gain first-hand knowledge of the awe-inspiring sights of the night sky through three domed telescopes. hmns.org/george-observatory
VISITOR
If you’d like to request additional visitor information, please call (281) 275-2045 or email tourism@sugarlandtx.gov. You can also pick up printed publications at any of our self-serve Visitor Kiosks located throughout the city.
SUGAR LAND HERITAGE MUSEUM & VISITOR CENTER
198 Kempner St., Bldg. B – 2nd Floor, 77498 Sugar Land, Texas 77498 (281) 275-2045
CITY OF SUGAR LAND CITY HALL 2700 Town Center Blvd. N Sugar Land, Texas 77479
HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE AT SUGAR LAND 13016 University Blvd. Sugar Land, Texas 77479 hmns.org/hmns-at-sugar-land
FORT BEND CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER
198 Kempner St. Sugar Land, Texas 77498 www.childrensdiscoveryfb.org
FORT BEND COUNTY
Fort Bend County visitor and relocation information is available at the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
445 Commerce Green Blvd. Sugar Land, Texas 77478 (281) 491-0800
VISIT HOUSTON
Sugar Land is located just 20 minutes southwest from downtown Houston and from some of the best attractions in the Greater Houston Area. Visit Houston is a great resource for surrounding attractions and more. visithoustontexas.com
TRAVEL TEXAS
Contact Travel Texas to request a Texas State Travel Guide with material regarding travel options, trip-planning assistance, and highway condition information. traveltexas.com
HOUSTON SUGAR LAND/ LAKE POINTE
16740 Creekbend Dr, Sugar Land, TX 77478 (281) 494-0555
If you’re a bike enthusiast and have heard about our amazing biking trails, you are in for a treat. The City of Sugar Land is partnering with the American Ramp Company to build a pump track at The Crown Festival Park at Sugar Land, to cater to bikers of all ages and skill levels.
To learn more about upcoming events and new experiences visit www.VisitSugarLandTX.com
Brazos River Park is the perfect home for Go Ape Ziplines & Adventure Park. A truly unique outdoor recreation experience. Visitors can expect to tackle dangling obstacles, rope ladders, Tarzan swings and some truly epic ziplines, all situated on the mature trees near the banks of the Brazos River.
