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“For the art lovers! A beautiful art museum to spend some time at in Downtown Austin.”

“The Contemporary Austin - Jones Center is a nearby art gallery conveniently located on Congress. Downtown is easily accessed via the hike and bike trail. The entrance to the trail is located off of Riverside Drive. ”

“Mexic-Arte Museum is a fine arts museum in Austin, Texas. The Mission of the organization is to enrich and educate the community through the presentation and promotion of traditional and contemporary Mexican, Latino, and Latino art and culture.”

“Visit the studio and home of Elizabeth Ney. A local female sculptor from the early Texas period. Peaceful and very interesting place to visit and learn a little local history. ”

“This place is great! Its a beautifull villa/artschool. Would be nice to combine with a trip to peacock park and mount Bonnel. You can walk around on their premises for free and stroll thru their sculture garden with work of amongst others AiWeiWei. Sometimes they also have one day courses in for example natural dying or wheelthrowing.”

“A gorgeous fourteen-acre museum and sculpture garden on the shores of Lake Austin. Great for when you're in the mood for art and nature at the same time. They also have a little cafe!”

“Unusual museum that specializes in "old Austin" music scene and poster artists.”

“Small, cool museum covering a unique, early Texas frontierswomen and artist, Elizabet Ney. ”

“Texas is rich with history and culture. The Bob Bullock Texas Museum has done a great job capturing and depicting significant, meaningful events that contributed to the Lone Star States past present and future.”

“Beautiful building, make sure to check out the inside! The grounds are a lovely place for a stroll.”

“Mosasaurs, Pliesiosaurs, Pterasaurs and lots of gems! The Texas Museum is located on the Univeristy of Texas campus and the admission is free! The fossil collection is amazing and there is also a great display of the local species. Don't forget to stop by the giftshop! You can park in the San Jacinto Parking Garage which is next to the museum. While are there you can enjoy walking through campus and down Guadalupe Street. ”

“Hours: Monday-Wednesday 10 am – 6 pm; Thursday 10 am – 9 pm; Friday 10 am – 5 pm; Saturday 10 am – 4 pm; Closed on Sunday Cost: Free Learn more about Juneteenth and the history of African-American scientists and inventors on our country. ”

“Everything you ever want to know about Stevie Ray Vaughn, Janis Joplin, Buddy Holly, and many other great Texas musicians.”

“One of the most visited attractions in Austin, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum boasts more than 45 million pages of historical documents and papers from President LBJ's lengthy career. The museum, dedicated in 1971 and refurbished in 2013, contains exhibits relating to the president's time in office, as well as important issues of the day, including the rise of the civil rights movement. Also of interest is an impressive scale replica of the Oval Office as it would have been during Johnson's presidency, and many temporary exhibits related to American history are hosted throughout the year.”

“I haven't been yet, but it is at the beginning of Cesar Chavez Street near the freeway. ”

“The Zilker Botanical Garden is a botanical garden of varied topography located on the south bank of the Colorado River at 2220 Barton Springs Road, near downtown Austin, Texas, United States. The Botanical Garden was established as a non-profit organization in 1955, and is the centerpiece of Zilker Park.”

“Watch the Bats come out and fly across the Austin skyline at dusk, as they head out to feed each night.”

“Home to the largest urban bat colony in the U.S. Crowds gather at dusk to watch thousands and thousands fly off into the sunset.”

“This bridge crosses over Lady Bird Lake in Austin, TX. Before construction of the Longhorn Dam was completed in 1960, the bridge crossed the Colorado River from which Lady Bird Lake is impounded.”

“Great canyon style trails and views of Colorado River and the city. A local and tourist favorite. Hilly/inclined trail. Wear trail-style shoes AREA: North Austin 183/360 Area COVER: Free access PARKING: Exit right before bridge for free road parking. Follow signs to access trails.”

“A short, steep hike leads to stunning views of Austin’s limestone cliffs, the Colorado River and the Texas Hill Country.”

“One of our favorite spots in Austin. This has a gorgeous view of downtown and Town Lake. Great spot to watch the sunset. Some local musicians sometimes come by to play music. Lovely place to take a stroll overall. ”

“Beautiful view of downtown and the Colorado River at a restful spot in the trail.”

“The pink-granite building is the centerpiece of downtown Austin, perched on a hill at 12th Street and Congress Avenue. Free guided tours are held daily, starting in the South Foyer, but brochures are also available on the first floor for self-guided tours. The Texas Legislature meets every two years, so you’ll have to check the schedule if you want to see an actual session in progress.”

“Center features exhibits ,events & programs that explore Mexican American Culture arts & heritage. This is just one of the multiple Culture CNTRS here in Austin. Austin has all different types of Culture Centers through various parts of this city. Google Culture Cntrs. Austin ”

“Fantastic house of the world class architect Charles Moore, for when he lived here during his tenure at UT. Call or email ahead for a tour.”

“According to Wikipedia, The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, also known as the LBJ Presidential Library, is the presidential library and museum of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States. Located in downtown Austin.”

“BEST CITY TOWNLAKE VIEWS! 6-floor library with modern architecture & high-tech amenities, plus a roof garden, a cafe & a shop. Best 6th floor rooftop views of Townlake and the City! AREA: Downtown/Cesar Chavez COVER: No Cover/Free PARKING: Free 1-hour garage parking behind it. Use West Avenue garage entrance. ”

“Just at the edge of campus. A large and impressive collection of art from around the world. Rotating collections. ”

“An archive and museum with a unique collection of photography, films and documents. See the first photo ever taken and an original copy of the Gutenburg Bible. Admission is always free”

“Public library with kid's area, free internet access computers and great selection of music and movies.”

“Interested in Civil Rights movement and Equal Rights? This is the place for you then. The whole library is centered around equal rights. Check out the huge mosaic mural on side of the building!”

“One of the most visited attractions in Austin, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum boasts more than 45 million pages of historical documents and papers from President LBJ's lengthy career. The museum, dedicated in 1971 and refurbished in 2013, contains exhibits relating to the president's time in office, as well as important issues of the day, including the rise of the civil rights movement. Also of interest is an impressive scale replica of the Oval Office as it would have been during Johnson's presidency, and many temporary exhibits related to American history are hosted throughout the year.”

“This small history museum is housed in the original Austin Public Library building, and contains a quick overview of the history and growth of Austin. Just around the corner from the Wyndham.”