Montrose is a diverse and eclectic neighborhood located in central Houston, Texas. It is known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene, historic homes, and popular restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Montrose is bounded by Highway 59 to the east, Shepherd Drive to the west, Allen Parkway to the north, and Westheimer Road to the south. The neighborhood is home to several historic districts, including the Avondale West Historic District, Courtlandt Place Historic District, and the Westmoreland Historic District, which feature a mix of Victorian-era homes, bungalows, and townhouses.
In addition to its historic architecture, Montrose is also home to many art galleries, theaters, and museums, such as the Menil Collection, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. The neighborhood also hosts several annual events, including the Houston Greek Festival, the Houston Art Car Parade, and the Montrose Crawl.
Montrose is also known for its diverse and inclusive community, with a mix of residents from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The neighborhood is popular among young professionals, artists, and families and is well-connected to other parts of Houston through public transportation and major highways.