Heritage Park — Attraction in Corpus Christi

Located on Chaparral Street, on a historic site, is a collection of twelve beautifully restored Corpus Christi homes. Each of these architecturally different buildings is full of history providing visitors with a historic back-drop of the early community residents of Corpus Christi. Outside each house is a historic marker with details of the building and past owners. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed walk around the site viewing these unique houses. One of the ‘youngest’ buildings is The Gugenheim house, a survivor of the 1919 hurricane, the oldest is the Britton-Evans Centennial House built in 1849, still located upon its original site just a short drive away. Many of the houses are open to the public and are also available to hire for private...

Had to give 3 stars because I'm disabled and i recently attended an event there. Very difficult to navigate the uneven and broken sidewalks/ event spaces. Houses are cool to look at, the old people sitting in the "VIP" chairs were mostly rude. Had to purchase tickets at one booth to buy a water or any drink at another booth, then go to a third booth for food. It's a lot of queuing. There was a nice variety of other booths to support local artists and sellers of all kinds which was nice to see. Overall nice for a weekend...

Re: Kiko's Mexican Restaurant Gross......NOT HeritagePark...the rice was dry....refried beans were actually greasy tasting...which if made right are NOT supposed to be greasy tasting .... enchiladas did not taste good...the time it took to just walk to the front door...my stomach was already winning the battle...and I was throwing up....I definitely won't be back to Kiko's...I honestly don't see what people see in this place....best Mexican food I've had in a while is Pep's in Portland.....it's worth driving over the...