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Tunnel Map

Explore Houston’s underground city.

Points of Interest

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Dining Options

9am – 6pm

Explore Tunnels

Your guide to Houston’s hidden underground city and its unique offerings.

A long, narrow underground tunnel with curved walls and a concrete floor. The tunnel is illuminated by a series of lights attached to the ceiling, running the entire length of the tunnel. The walls appear to be old and weathered, with various markings and some minor graffiti. There is a circular manhole cover on the floor near the foreground.

A large tunnel entrance carved into a rocky hillside is surrounded by scaffolding and construction equipment. The ground is covered in dirt and mud, indicating an active construction site. Several machines and vehicles, including a water truck, are scattered around the area. The earthy tones of the rocks contrast with the bright blue sky above.

A dark underground tunnel with a large, arched ceiling made of concrete. At one end of the tunnel, a geometric glass structure allows a limited amount of natural light to enter, creating an intriguing pattern of shadows. The contrast between the dark interior and the light from the glass is visually striking.

A construction site with a tunnel being built into a hillside. There are wooden beams and concrete structures in the foreground. Dust or smoke is emerging from the rough circular tunnel entrance, with some trees and rocky terrain in the background.

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