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The 50-mile-long (80 km) Houston Ship Channel connects the city's port area with the ocean. The port area has become the city's business district, along with Interstate 10's Energy Corridor and the areas adjacent to the Galleria and the Texas Medical Center.
Being the fourth largest city in America, Houston covers 618 square miles (1600 sq km).

Over the past few decades, the downtown area has changed dramatically. Most of the city's entertainment spots are located there. It is also a prestigious residential district, and many of its buildings have taken on a luxurious look and risen in value.

The district is an attraction for dine-out fanciers, show and movie lovers and recreation connoisseurs. There you can go to the Sesquicentennial Park and admire the historic waterfront. The Downtown Theater District is famous for its Bayou Place, a large entertainment complex that provides all sorts of activities, including stage performances, movie shows and restaurants.
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