Bullock Texas State History Museum
The Story of Texas in three floors of exhibits plus an IMAX theater.
Kid-approved restaurants, splash pads, museums, mini golf and parks the whole crew will love.
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The Story of Texas in three floors of exhibits plus an IMAX theater.
Up to 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge at dusk, roughly MarchโOctober.
Farmhouse ales and wood-fired pizza on a sprawling Hill Country ranch with goats.
Tiered limestone falls, river swimming and miles of trails.
Austinโs 350-acre front yard โ home of ACL Fest, kite fest, the Trail of Lights and Barton Springs.
Spring-fed pool that stays around 68ยฐF all year.
World-famous waterpark using the spring-fed Comal River.
Hill Country icon with an open pit, family-style platters and BYOB picnic tables under the oaks.
Austin-born dine-in cinema famous for its no-talking rules and themed screenings.
Hands-on zoo with reptiles, giraffes and a petting area.
Cypress-shaded swimming hole with rope swings (summer reservations).
Year-round ice skating โ a cool escape from Texas heat.
The original, Elvis shrine and all โ creamy jalapeรฑo and a free nacho car during happy hour.
Retro bowling alley (famous for its enchiladas) since 1958.
Round Rock Express Triple-A baseball with frequent post-game fireworks.
African American barbecue traditions at Meanwhile Brewing. Michelin Bib Gourmand.
Lake Austin beach park with camping, swimming and the Turkey Creek Trail.
Texas Stars hockey, Austin Spurs basketball and concerts.
Northwest Austinโs Michelin-starred barbecue โ peach-tea glazed pork belly and peppery brisket.
East Austin breakfast-taco institution since 1962.
Massive year-round indoor waterpark plus an indoor theme park.
Botanic garden of native Texas plants โ spectacular in bluebonnet season.
Constant-level Highland Lake known for waterskiing and lake houses.
Huge brewery park with food trucks, lawn games and a playground.