Just under an hour from Austin, Georgetown is known for its lovely main street, cool restaurants and bars and fun local shopping. Pick any weekend to get away and enjoy the slower pace without sacrificing great food and good fun. Shopping The Georgetown Town Square is dubbed "The Most Beautiful…
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In 1846, a small city named Fredericksburg was founded in the Texas Hill Country. More than 150 years later, Fredericksburg has grown into a charming German village and is visited by millions each year. A day trip to Fredericksburg is a must for Austinites and Austin visitors alike, so here are our…
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Buckle up and get ready to cruise the incredibly scenic Texas Hill Country. We’ve rounded up 16 towns worth a day trip for browsing charming shops, touring historic landmarks, dining on true Texas barbecue, floating on pristine rivers and catching a live show at a dance hall. Winery in Driftwood…
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Driftwood often gets overlooked on the way to other, larger Hill Country towns, but it’s got a scene in its own right. Of course, it’s home to the legitimately world-famous The Salt Lick barbecue, but as Austinites rush out of the city in search of a little more space and some peace, Driftwood has…
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The wind in your hair, the sun on your face... no, we’re not writing a country song. We’re waxing poetic about horseback riding! Although visitors may be disappointed to learn that most Texans don’t ride horses to school, we can still get the equestrian experience in and around Austin. Go for an…
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Make your way to beautiful Blanco, Texas. Though the town is known for hosting the incredible Blanco Lavender Festival each June, the town offers so much more year-round. Explore scenic nature spots, dive into history, sip on sought-after craft beers and whiskey and dine at delicious restaurants all…
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Nestled just west of Austin’s city limits is Bee Cave, Texas. The area derived its name from the colonies of Mexican honeybees that lived near the banks of Barton Creek and Little Barton Creek that encompassed a large area of Western Travis County. Today, Bee Cave is known for its laid-back…
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Austin’s nearby parks and scenic landscapes offer the perfect escape from city lights for stargazing enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Here’s the best stargazing Austin has to offer, combining daytime adventure with nighttime wonder. Best Stargazing Spots Near Austin Pedernales Falls State Park…
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Round Top, Texas is well known to antiquers, shoppers, and folks looking for a little retail therapy. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it kind of town. That said, during the spring, fall and winter, it’s full of people bustling around the Round Top Antiques Show, looking for great deals and rare finds…
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Are you planning a celebration or gathering with friends in Austin? Whether you’re organizing a bachelor or bachelorette party, birthday celebration, or wedding event, these Austin restaurants are perfect for large groups as they offer a great atmosphere, ample space, delicious food, and excellent…
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