Best Things to Do in Austin
Austin's attractions cater to all ages. With an abundance of green space, active travelers can bike in Zilker Park and swim in Barton Springs Pool before an evening of bat-watching at the Congress Avenue Bridge. If you find yourself waking up to a rainy day, stay dry in one of Austin's top-notch museums like the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum or the Blanton Museum of Art. Just make sure you save some energy for an evening of live music at a bar or club on 6th Street.
Why go: A trip to the "Live Music Capital of the World" wouldn't be complete without ... read more»
Why go: According to experts, Austin is home to the largest urban bat population in North America ... read more»
Why go: Sitting across the river from Downtown Austin, this beloved 347-acre park buoys Austin's reputation ... read more»
Why go: Sheltered by the University of Texas campus, the Blanton Museum of Art a must-see for ... read more»
Why go: Even if you aren't in the mood for live music, head down to 6th ... read more»
Why go: Perched along Congress Avenue, just a couple blocks south of the Driskill Hotel, the Mexic-Arte ... read more»
Why go: Named for its creator, Claudia Alta "Lady Bird Johnson" (wife of President Lyndon B Johnson ... read more»
Why go: Standing stoically in the heart of central Austin is Texas' legislative center, the State Capitol ... read more»
Why go: Nestled in Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool is a favorite locale among visitors and residents ... read more»
Why go: Named for Texas's 38th lieutenant governor, the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum explores ... read more»
Why go: While the thought of visiting a presidential library may sound like a bore, this one ... read more»








