Kim's Guidebook Things to do in ATX
Art
An immersive and interactive art show with a full bar.
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Wonderspaces Austin
1205 Sheldon CoveAn immersive and interactive art show with a full bar.
Two Floors Full of Art, Ancient Works to Emerging Artists. Iconic & Inspiring. Always Free on Thursday.
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El Museo de Arte Blanton
200 East Martin Luther King Junior BoulevardTwo Floors Full of Art, Ancient Works to Emerging Artists. Iconic & Inspiring. Always Free on Thursday.
The Contemporary Austin, originally known as the Austin Museum of Art, is Austin, Texas's primary contemporary art museum, consisting of two locations and an art school. The Contemporary Austin reflects the spectrum of contemporary art through exhibitions, commissions, education, and the collection.
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The Contemporary Austin - Jones Center
700 Congress AveThe Contemporary Austin, originally known as the Austin Museum of Art, is Austin, Texas's primary contemporary art museum, consisting of two locations and an art school. The Contemporary Austin reflects the spectrum of contemporary art through exhibitions, commissions, education, and the collection.
Sightseeing
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
4801 La Crosse AveThis is one of the attractions those living in Austin are expected to know about, so it is a good tourist option and for locals too. Though it is called "Mount," there are no true mountains--only hills--in Austin. It is only 780 feet above sea level and the trail is .3 miles long. Still, despite the short distance measurement-wise, it feels like more distance because of the slope. This is one of Austin's oldest attractions, since it has been enjoyed since the 1800's.
Parking is limited and sometimes you have to wait for a spot to open up. Friday hours for the viewing platform are currently 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. County Line on the Lake is a nearby restaurant we often visit when in that area because it's close and has the rustic feel of the area. The restaurant has a view, and BBQ just the right complement.
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Mount Bonnell
This is one of the attractions those living in Austin are expected to know about, so it is a good tourist option and for locals too. Though it is called "Mount," there are no true mountains--only hills--in Austin. It is only 780 feet above sea level and the trail is .3 miles long. Still, despite the short distance measurement-wise, it feels like more distance because of the slope. This is one of Austin's oldest attractions, since it has been enjoyed since the 1800's.
Parking is limited and sometimes you have to wait for a spot to open up. Friday hours for the viewing platform are currently 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. County Line on the Lake is a nearby restaurant we often visit when in that area because it's close and has the rustic feel of the area. The restaurant has a view, and BBQ just the right complement.
In summer, visitors can view bats flying out from under this bridge spanning the Colorado River.
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Congress Avenue Bridge
Congress AvenueIn summer, visitors can view bats flying out from under this bridge spanning the Colorado River.
This classic structure is one of the finest examples of public architecture situated in the heart of downtown Austin. This 19th century building is the tallest capital in the USA. Free tours are offered every 15 minutes inside the Capital building.
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Texas Capitol
1100 Congress AveThis classic structure is one of the finest examples of public architecture situated in the heart of downtown Austin. This 19th century building is the tallest capital in the USA. Free tours are offered every 15 minutes inside the Capital building.
Neighborhoods
A short drive away you can walk, shop and eat all on the same street. This is a must if you have never been to Austin.
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South Congress
A short drive away you can walk, shop and eat all on the same street. This is a must if you have never been to Austin.