I went here during my stay in Houston for my birthday there’s plenty of things to do they have restraunts a gift shop and plenty of exhibits

Our visit this time focused on the collection of gold objects from Indonesia, as well as the Pre-Columbian gold collection from Latin America. Both are fabulous collections: well-annotated and displayed, they provide an amazing perspective of the artistry, cultural context and complexity of these two,...More

I was hoping the MFA was free today but it’s every Thursday with extended hours till 9 pm I enjoyed the light changing tunnel I really lost perspective and stood and watched The cafe underground was perfect for a coffee The Indian gallery was a...More

The MFAH is one of Houston’s jewels filled with some of the world’s best art. We just saw a featured movie about the life of Van Gogh which was offered prior to the Van Gogh exhibit open. One of favorites was the collection of Monet...More

Everywhere you look there is something to please your eye and challenge your mind. Nothing appears to be crowded but rather to be spaced far apart so you can enjoy each exhibit one by one. There is a great mix from the old to the...More

If you get a chance, go the the Museum of Fine Arts on Thursdays when admission is free. You might want to come back to look at the art itself another time -- the description cards are some of the best I've ever seen, providing...More

I’ll be honest - came in to seek Japanese art and was a bit disappointed but then the experience completely turned around when I got to the light tunnel - a whole different museum going up to the European art exhibit ... magnificent works by...More