West of Austin lies the gorgeous and sweeping Texas Hill Country. This unique geographical region of the Lone Star State offers plenty to do and see from tasting local spirits to taking in the scenery. Here are a few can’t-miss activities for the next time you’re in the area. 1. Admire…
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The Harry Ransom Center is one of the top humanities research libraries and museums in the country, and the collections range from performing arts and photography to film, art and literature. Located on the University of Texas campus, the Ransom Center is open to all, including students, scholars…
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Austin Food Itinerary Be sure to bring your appetite when you come to Austin, as you’ll quickly discover there’s a lot to sip, sample and savor everywhere you go. From craft beers and creative cocktails to melt-in-your-mouth brisket and savory breakfast tacos, we’ve got what you’re craving. Take it…
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The Formula 1 Pirelli United States Grand Prix race returns to Austin, Texas in 2024 and is ready to welcome fans back, October 18-20, 2024, at Circuit of The Americas (COTA). With recently announced headliners Sting and Eminem, this year's race weekend is sure to be electric. Here's what we know so…
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Live music is everywhere in Austin and with hundreds of music venues featuring everything from rock and blues to country and hip hop it can be difficult to narrow down exactly where to see a live show. That’s why we created this list of music venues with regular live music schedules, guaranteed to…
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There are few things as refreshing as a sunny morning in Austin, surrounded by fresh produce, colorful bouquets, hot coffee and the sound of a local musician wafting through the stalls at one of our many farmers markets. Whether you're in town for a few days or a few weeks, a visit to one of our…
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Austin has a booming art scene and several nationally recognized museums. With Austin Museum Day on September 22, 2024, visitors should expect nothing but the best. This year, dozens of local museums and historic spaces around Austin will celebrate with free in-person admission and special events…
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Named for the decommissioned Seaholm Power Plant, the Seaholm District is now a quiet mixed-use area in Downtown Austin. The former industrial plant, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has retained its original Art Deco-style exterior while new business and restaurants have moved…
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Just a block east of the Texas State Capitol, lush Waterloo Park welcomes families and entertainment-seekers to a refuge within the city center. Its 11 acres include walking trails, food trailers, an abundance of native plants, and a 5,000 person amphitheater that hosts frequent concerts and events…
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Thin-crust or deep-dish? Greek or Sicilian? Tomato or pesto? No matter what side you’re on in the great pizza debate, Austin has a spot for you. the backspace Located (literally) in the backspace behind Parkside restaurant is one of Austin’s original Neapolitan pizzerias, the backspace. The 30-seat…
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