Austin has a booming art scene and several nationally recognized museums. With Austin Museum Day on September 21, 2025, 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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The George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural, and Genealogy Center stands as the first neighborhood museum in Texas devoted to celebrating African American history, culture and community in the region. Housed within a beautifully restored library building that dates back to 1926, the museum's…
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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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Listen up, history lovers! We’ve compiled the iconic Austin sites you can’t miss while visiting the Capital City. Delve into the backstory of our fascinating town, where you can explore everything from art and history museums to lush parks, still-kickin' honky-tonks, and restaurants that have…
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Austin is the ideal place to enjoy a long weekend. If you're wondering how to spend three days here, you'll find tons to see and do, from shopping on trendy South Congress Avenue to stand-up paddle boarding on Lady Bird Lake and seeing live music in one of the many clubs around town. Get ready for…
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Old East Austin is a historic district located to the north of East Seventh Street, to the east of Interstate 35, and to the south of Martin Luther King Boulevard. Rooted in a vibrant history of blues and jazz, East Austin represents the cultural richness and history of the city’s thriving African…
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Immerse yourself in Greek Revival architecture and life during Austin’s 19th century. Located near the campus of The University of Texas, the Neill-Cochran House Museum is one of few Antebellum-period buildings open to the public in Austin. The museum showcases the city's cultural, economic and…
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A trip to Austin puts you in the heart of Texas history. From the Texas State Capitol to the Paramount Theatre, the Driskill Hotel to Barton Springs, the heritage of the Lone Star State lives and breathes throughout our city. We invite you to explore, experience and enjoy Austin’s many memorable…
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Experience the best of Austin—without putting a serious dent in your wallet—with our suggestions for 50 free and cheap things to do while you’re here. Stretch your travel dollars with everything from affordable food truck eats and outdoor adventures to free live music and fun activities for the…
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Nestled within the Zilker Nature Preserve on the western edge of Zilker Park is the Austin Nature & Science Center. Offering hands-on exhibits and immersive programs since 1960, ANSC is has fun experiences for budding naturalists and curious minds of all ages. What to Expect The Austin Nature and…
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