Attractions in Sugar Land, TXNot only do Sugar Land residents enjoy an abundance of career and educational opportunities, but they also enjoy a long list of attractions throughout the Houston metropolitan area, from shopping and dining to sports and recreation. Sugar Land boasts a beautiful and bustling central business district—the Sugar Land Town Square—which offers many top retail stores, chain restaurants, cafes, a Marriott Hotel and a conference center, all within a pedestrian-friendly environment. Great theatre and arts venues are also close by; the Fort Bend Theater in Stafford offers a wide variety of drama and musical performances, and the impressive Houston Theatre District is home to nine world-class performing arts organization covering opera, ballet, music, and theater. Houston also offers two major visual art venues—the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Contemporary Arts Museum—as well as many diverse galleries and studios. Sugar Land provides a nourishing environment for growing families; the city’s residents have easy access to all the family friendly Houston attractions such as the Houston Space Center, the Downtown Aquarium, Houston Zoo, and the Houston Children’s Museum, and Sugar Land itself offers 18 parks, greenbelts, playing fields, and recreational facilities for year-round family fun. For Sugar Land golf lovers, there are more than 160 private and municipal Houston metro golf courses to choose from, with the closest courses being the Greatwood Golf Club, and the Sweetwater, River Bend, and Sugar Creek Country Clubs.
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