Bullock Texas State History Museum
The Story of Texas in three floors of exhibits plus an IMAX theater.
Indoor fun for when the Texas weather doesn’t cooperate.
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The Story of Texas in three floors of exhibits plus an IMAX theater.
Austin-born dine-in cinema famous for its no-talking rules and themed screenings.
Year-round ice skating — a cool escape from Texas heat.
Retro bowling alley (famous for its enchiladas) since 1958.
Massive year-round indoor waterpark plus an indoor theme park.
Roller-skating rink with family sessions and birthday parties.
Dinosaurs, fossils and the giant Texas pterosaur at UT.
World-class art museum at UT — don’t miss Ellsworth Kelly’s “Austin” chapel.
Old-school bowling center with leagues and cosmic bowling.
Guided tours of a spectacular cave discovered during I-35 construction.
Mexican, Latino and Latin American art — host of Viva la Vida Fest.
Keep Austin Weird, literally — oddities, wax monsters and sideshow fun.
Hundreds of pinball machines and arcade games.
Interactive science museum in a restored 1880s feed mill.
Hands-on children’s science museum in Mueller.