About Houston

How to find cheap flights to Houston

The fourth largest city in the United States, flights to Houston show you what life in Texas is like in other countries.

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Houston Airport

Two airports serve Houston:

George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)

William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)

George Bush Intercontinental Airport, named after President Bush, is one of the largest airports in the United States. It has five terminals and offers flights to/from all of America and most of the rest of the world. The airport is 23 miles from downtown Houston and can be reached by bus service or public transportation (from Terminal C). William P Hobby Airport is the smaller of the two. It is often used as a home base by Southwest Airlines, but there are a few other airlines that operate here and international flights to Central American countries are available. 

Round trip from Dallas or Houston

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Things to do and see in Houston

There is so much to see and do in Houston, from living on earth to space exploration.

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Find peace at the Cockrell Butterfly Center and walk among peaceful creatures. For something a little different, why not visit the National Museum of Funeral History? See the evolution of hearers, different types of services, and memorabilia from famous funerals. Best time to visit Houston

Most Americans will find that the summer months in Houston are a little hot, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees Celsius in July and August.

We recommend going in spring or fall instead, because the weather is warm and pleasant and there are many festivals to enjoy. Some of them include the Houston Barbecue Festival (April), Comicpalooza (May), and Día de los Muertos (November).

Why should you go to Houston?

The fourth largest city in the United States and the largest city in Texas, Houston is a multicultural city with plenty to see and do. Located inland from the Gulf Coast, Houston is an important economic and cultural center. Founded in 1837 by two brothers, the town was named after Texas General Sam Houston. For decades, Houston was closely associated with the American space program, which earned it the nickname "Space City". Book your flight to Houston with United today to start your journey.

When is the best time to book flights to Houston?

Start planning your trip to Houston about one to four months in advance. This is when you will find the best rates on flights to the city. Early spring and late fall are popular times to visit Houston, as temperatures and humidity are relatively low. Watching early during these peak times allows you to get the best deals. You'll find car fares are lower in the summer and summer months, but you may find that the weather isn't great during this time. Winter is another slow time when you can find cheap flights. The country gets occasional snow, so check the weather forecast if you plan to travel in December or January.

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During the winter months, Houston is quiet. With highs in the mid-60s and usually only a few weeks of winter temperatures, now is a great time to visit.

In this extreme south, the rain comes early. For three weeks each February and March, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo dominates the local calendar with big-name music, horse riding and more. Spring also marks the start of the baseball season with the Astros and, starting in 2012, Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo will have their own state-of-the-art stadium. The famous Art Car Show, which showcases cars that have been decorated by artists, takes place in May.

Arrival at Houston airport

Houston, the largest city in Texas, has two different airports. This makes it easy to find cheap flights to Houston for both travelers from the United States and other countries. George Bush Intercontinental Airport is Houston's main airport. William P. Hobby Airport is the second largest airport in the city, but a good option for accessing downtown. Art lovers will find their delight in the five airports that serve Bush Intercontinental Airport. Terminal A has a multi-colored glass sculpture suspended under the skylight at its north end

The corridor leading to Terminal B has a glass mosaic covering depicting Houston's waterfront and waterfalls.