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Life is short, eat dessert first.

The Houston tunnel system is a system of tunnels 20 feet (6 m) below Houston's downtown street system. The system comprises approximately 7 miles (11 km) of tunnels and forms a network of subterranean, climate-controlled, pedestrian walkways that link 95 full city blocks.

Today's Tunnel is a series of underground passageways that, with above-ground skywalks, link office towers to hotels, banks, corporate and government offices, restaurants, retail stores, and the Houston Theater District. Portions of the tunnel itself contain gift shops, newsstands, banks, flower shops, copy centers, dry cleaners, and food courts similar to what one would find in a major shopping mall. These shops and services are widely and heavily used by the local office workers, and also by tourists.

Today's Tunnel is a series of underground passageways that, with above-ground skywalks, link office towers to hotels, banks, corporate and government offices, restaurants, retail stores, and the Houston Theater District. Portions of the tunnel itself contain gift shops, newsstands, banks, flower shops, copy centers, dry cleaners, and food courts similar to what one would find in a major shopping mall. These shops and services are widely and heavily used by the local office workers, and also by tourists.

Lots of downtown workers came down to the tunnel, hungry for food during lunchtime. Others, like this out of town tourìst, came down to visit, hungry for Kodak spots and moments.