No doubt about it, Houston's sprawl intimidates. With no zoning laws in place, the city exasperates even locals. On the other hand, the Lone Star State's largest city (4th largest in the U.S.) is a steamy, cultural melting pot where great art and food (if not great architecture) thrive. Montrose is the city's most happening neighborhood, the Heights its most walkable, but a revitalized downtown is looking quite spiffy these days. Then there are top-notch attractions like the Space Center, the Menil Collection and lovely parks offering skyline views.
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