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About Austin

Austin, Texas is a vibrant city known for its lively music scene, delicious food, and outdoor activities. One of the must-see attractions in Austin is the State Capitol, a beautiful building surrounded by lush grounds that offer a glimpse into the state's history. For music lovers, the city is famous for its live music venues such as the iconic Continental Club and the legendary Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater. Visitors can also exp ...View More

Austin, Texas is a vibrant city known for its lively music scene, delicious food, and outdoor activities. One of the must-see attractions in Austin is the State Capitol, a beautiful building surrounded by lush grounds that offer a glimpse into the state's history. For music lovers, the city is famous for its live music venues such as the iconic Continental Club and the legendary Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater. Visitors can also exp ...View More

Known For

Known as the "Live Music Capital of the World," Austin offers a wide range of live music venues showcasing everything from jazz and blues to country and rock.

Live Music

Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking along the scenic Lady Bird Lake, kayaking or paddleboarding on the Colorado River, or exploring the beautiful parks and trails in and around the city.

Outdoor Activities

Austin has a thriving food scene with a variety of food trucks, barbecue joints, Tex-Mex restaurants, and upscale dining options. Don't miss trying tacos, brisket, breakfast tacos, and queso while in Austin.

Food Scene

Explore the city's cultural side by visiting museums like the Blanton Museum of Art, Bullock Texas State History Museum, and Mexic-Arte Museum. The graffiti art at the Hope Outdoor Gallery is also a popular spot for creatives.

Cultural Attractions

This trendy street is lined with boutique shops, art galleries, vintage stores, and unique eateries. It's a great place to shop, dine, and people-watch.

South Congress Avenue

Austin is home to the Circuit of the Americas, a state-of-the-art racing track that hosts the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix each year, as well as other motorsport events.

Formula 1 Racing

Austin hosts several annual festivals that draw visitors from all over, including SXSW (South by Southwest), Austin City Limits Music Festival, and the Austin Food + Wine Festival.

Festivals and Events

A natural spring-fed pool that remains a constant 68 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, Barton Springs Pool is a popular spot for swimming and relaxing in the heart of the city.

Barton Springs Pool

Tour the campus of the University of Texas, known for its iconic tower, beautiful architecture, and vibrant student life.

University of Texas at Austin

Discover Austin’s diverse districts, from the lively Sixth Street to trendy East Austin and the upscale Domain, each with its own charm and attractions.

Unique Neighborhoods

Things To Do

Tour the historic building and its grounds, learning about Texas politics and history.

Explore the Texas State Capitol

Discover interactive exhibits detailing Texas' rich history and culture.

Visit the Bullock Texas State History Museum

Enjoy live performances in the heart of Austin's music scene.

Experience Live Music on Sixth Street

Explore exhibits dedicated to the 36th U.S. President's legacy.

Tour the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum

Browse an extensive collection of European, American, and Latin American art.

Visit the Blanton Museum of Art

Hike, bike, or swim in this urban natural area with trails and water features.

Explore the Barton Creek Greenbelt

Marvel at this unique structure made entirely of discarded items.

Discover the Cathedral of Junk

Enjoy outdoor sculptures in a serene garden setting.

Visit the Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum

Experience Mexican and Latin American art and cultural exhibitions.

Explore the Mexic-Arte Museum

Catch a live show at the iconic venue for "Austin City Limits."

Attend a Performance at The Moody Theater

Learn about natural history through exhibits on fossils, gems, and wildlife.

Visit the Texas Memorial Museum

Shop, dine, and enjoy live music in this vibrant neighborhood.

Explore the South Congress Avenue District

Learn about African American history and culture in Austin.

Tour the George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center

Engage in interactive science and technology exhibits suitable for all ages.

Visit the Thinkery Children's Museum

Tour the former studio of the renowned sculptor and view her works.

Explore the Elisabet Ney Museum

Participate in various events and festivals held throughout the year.

Attend a Festival at Auditorium Shores

Discover the history of Texas' military engagements and artifacts.

Visit the Texas Military Forces Museum

Admire native Texas plants and learn about conservation efforts.

Explore the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Enjoy scenic views of the city skyline from the water.

Take a Sightseeing or Dinner Cruise on Lady Bird Lake

Popular Destinations

  • Downtown Austin
  • South Congress
  • East Austin
  • The Domain
  • Barton Springs
  • Westlake Hills
  • Mueller
  • Rainey Street
  • South Lamar
  • North Loop
  • Cedar Park
  • Clarksville
  • Hyde Park
  • Tarrytown

Downtown Austin

Located at the heart of the Texas capital, Downtown Austin is a dynamic urban hub known for its iconic skyline, live music venues, and thriving tech scene. This district blends historic landmarks with modern skyscrapers, offering a mix of business, culture, and entertainment. Ideal for professionals, tourists, and music lovers.

Known For

Experiencing live performances at ACL Live at The Moody Theater and intimate gigs at Antone’s.

Exploring Rainey Street, a historic area filled with bungalow bars and food trucks.

Visiting the Texas State Capitol and The Contemporary Austin for cultural immersion.

Dining at upscale restaurants and enjoying rooftop views at The Westin or P6 at The Line Hotel.

A vibrant and energetic downtown core blending business, entertainment, and Texas heritage.

South Congress

Stretching south of Lady Bird Lake, South Congress (SoCo) is one of Austin’s most iconic and trendy districts, known for its boutique shops, street art, and live music. It offers a perfect blend of vintage charm and contemporary style. Ideal for shoppers, creatives, and weekend explorers.

Known For

Shopping at local favorites like Allens Boots and Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds.

Dining at popular eateries such as Home Slice Pizza and Jo’s Coffee (home to the famous "I Love You So Much" mural).

Enjoying live music at intimate venues like The Continental Club.

Exploring eclectic art galleries and roadside markets.

A lively and artsy area reflecting Austin’s unique culture and creative spirit.

East Austin

Located just east of downtown, East Austin is a vibrant and evolving neighborhood known for its artistic flair, historic roots, and culinary diversity. This area is a hotspot for local artisans, breweries, and cultural events. Ideal for foodies, artists, and trendsetters.

Known For

Tasting legendary barbecue at Franklin Barbecue.

Exploring the street art and galleries along Cesar Chavez Street.

Sipping craft beer at Lazarus Brewing Co. and Zilker Brewing Company.

Browsing handmade goods at the East Austin Studio Tour.

A creative and culturally rich neighborhood that embodies Austin’s eclectic vibe.

The Domain

Located in North Austin, The Domain is a high-end shopping, dining, and residential complex often referred to as Austin’s “second downtown.” It’s known for luxury retailers, tech offices, and trendy nightlife. Ideal for luxury shoppers, young professionals, and families.

Known For

Shopping at designer stores like Louis Vuitton and Neiman Marcus.

Dining at fine restaurants including Perry’s Steakhouse and North Italia.

Enjoying the nightlife at Rock Rose, a lively district within The Domain.

Staying at upscale hotels like Archer Hotel Austin.

A chic and modern area offering upscale living and vibrant entertainment.

Barton Springs

Nestled in the heart of Austin’s greenbelt, Barton Springs is a natural oasis known for its spring-fed pool, outdoor activities, and proximity to Zilker Park. Ideal for nature lovers, families, and fitness enthusiasts.

Known For

Swimming in the refreshing waters of Barton Springs Pool.

Attending the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival held at Zilker Park.

Kayaking or paddleboarding on Lady Bird Lake.

Hiking the trails at Barton Creek Greenbelt.

A scenic and recreational area offering outdoor fun and natural beauty.

Westlake Hills

Located west of downtown, Westlake Hills is an affluent residential area known for its luxury homes, hilltop views, and excellent schools. It offers a peaceful escape with convenient access to the city. Ideal for families, executives, and nature lovers.

Known For

Hiking at the Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve.

Boating and paddleboarding on Lake Austin.

Golfing at the prestigious Austin Country Club.

Dining at upscale restaurants overlooking the Colorado River.

A serene and luxurious neighborhood blending natural beauty with suburban sophistication.

Mueller

Located northeast of downtown, Mueller is a modern, master-planned community known for its green spaces, family-friendly atmosphere, and sustainable design. Ideal for families, young professionals, and eco-conscious residents.

Known For

Walking through Mueller Lake Park and enjoying its scenic trails.

Shopping and dining at The Thinkery and Alamo Drafthouse.

Visiting the Mueller Farmers Market for local produce and crafts.

Exploring the neighborhood’s contemporary architecture and community events.

A vibrant and sustainable neighborhood blending urban convenience with green living.

Rainey Street

Located just southeast of Downtown Austin, Rainey Street is a historic district turned nightlife hotspot, known for its bungalow bars, food trucks, and lively social scene. This area blends old Austin charm with modern energy, making it one of the city’s top destinations for entertainment. Ideal for nightlife enthusiasts, young professionals, and food lovers.

Known For

Enjoying craft cocktails at bungalow-style bars like Lucille Patio Lounge and Banger’s Sausage House & Beer Garden.

Sampling gourmet bites from food trucks lining the street.

Dancing to live music at vibrant bars like Container Bar.

Walking along the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail nearby.

A buzzing and trendy district perfect for nightlife and weekend adventures.

South Lamar

Running south of Downtown Austin, South Lamar is a laid-back and eclectic neighborhood known for its unique mix of local eateries, vintage shops, and live music venues. The area retains a classic Austin feel while attracting new businesses and creatives. Ideal for foodies, artists, and casual explorers.

Known For

Dining at iconic spots like Matt’s El Rancho and Loro Asian Smokehouse.

Catching live music at the legendary The Saxon Pub.

Exploring thrift shops and art galleries.

Enjoying murals and street art along South Lamar Boulevard.

A quirky and vibrant district that blends Austin’s music, food, and artistic culture.

North Loop

Located north of the University of Texas, North Loop is a hip and retro neighborhood known for its vintage stores, record shops, and small cafes. It has a bohemian, offbeat vibe that attracts creatives and students. Ideal for vintage lovers, artists, and young locals.

Known For

Browsing at Room Service Vintage and quirky bookshops.

Grabbing coffee or tacos at neighborhood favorites like Epoch Coffee and Home Slice Pizza North.

Exploring dive bars and local music venues.

Attending pop-up art shows and community events.

A lively and artsy enclave reflecting Austin’s alternative side.

Cedar Park

Located 20 miles north of Downtown Austin, Cedar Park is a rapidly growing suburb known for its family-friendly atmosphere, excellent schools, and outdoor recreation. Ideal for families, commuters, and nature lovers.

Known For

Exploring Brushy Creek Lake Park for kayaking, trails, and playgrounds.

Attending concerts and sports events at the H-E-B Center.

Dining at local breweries and food markets.

Enjoying splash pads, golf courses, and community events.

A suburban and peaceful area offering convenient access to Austin’s outdoor attractions.

Clarksville

Just west of downtown, Clarksville is one of Austin’s oldest neighborhoods, known for its historic homes, local cafes, and boutique shops. This charming area boasts a mix of preserved architecture and upscale modern living. Ideal for history buffs, families, and upscale travelers.

Known For

Dining at renowned restaurants like Josephine House and Jeffrey’s.

Exploring historic landmarks and Clarksville Historic District.

Shopping at locally-owned boutiques and antique stores.

Walking through Pease Park and enjoying green spaces.

A picturesque and serene neighborhood blending historic charm with contemporary flair.

Hyde Park

Located north of Downtown Austin, Hyde Park is one of the city’s most charming historic neighborhoods, filled with Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, and local cafes. Known for its sense of community and artistic vibe, it attracts both families and creatives. Ideal for families, academics, and architecture lovers.

Known For

Grabbing pastries at Quack’s 43rd Street Bakery.

Exploring the Elisabet Ney Museum housed in a historic castle-like studio.

Walking or biking along shaded streets filled with historic homes.

Attending neighborhood events and farmers' markets.

A peaceful and artsy district offering historic beauty and quiet living.

Tarrytown

Located west of Downtown along the shores of Lake Austin, Tarrytown is an affluent neighborhood known for its luxurious homes, top-tier schools, and lush green spaces. It offers a tranquil escape just minutes from the city’s core. Ideal for executives, families, and luxury homebuyers.

Known For

Boating or paddleboarding on Lake Austin.

Golfing at the historic Lions Municipal Golf Course.

Relaxing at Reed Park, known for its trails and play areas.

Dining at upscale local eateries and bakeries.

A serene and prestigious area offering waterfront living and suburban elegance.

Top Stays*

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  • Luxury

Native Hostel

A hip hostel located in East Austin, Native Hostel offers modern dorm rooms, private rooms, and a stylish communal lounge for budget-conscious travelers looking for a trendy and social atmosphere.

Lone Star Court

A retro-style boutique hotel in The Domain area, Lone Star Court features colorful rooms, an outdoor courtyard with fire pits, and a casual Texas-inspired vibe at an affordable price point.

The LINE Austin

Located on the shores of Lady Bird Lake, The LINE Austin is a stylish hotel featuring modern design, creative dining options, and scenic views of the lake and downtown skyline.

South Congress Hotel

Situated in the trendy South Congress neighborhood, this boutique hotel offers chic rooms, vibrant decor, and easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

The Driskill

Known for its historic charm and opulent design, The Driskill is a luxurious hotel located in downtown Austin, offering upscale accommodation, fine dining, and elegant ambiance.

Hotel Ella

A boutique hotel housed in a historic mansion, Hotel Ella offers luxurious rooms, a tranquil pool area, and high-end amenities for a sophisticated stay in Austin.

Disclaimer* Please keep in mind that the definition of budget categories may vary, and the prices and ratings of hotels can fluctuate. Hotel prices and availability can vary based on the time of year, special events, and other factors. Always do your research, compare prices and read recent guest reviews to find the best accommodation that suits your budget and preferences.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Austin largely depends on your preferences for weather, budget, events and crowd levels. Also, it depends on your personal preferences and what you want to experience during your trip. Here's a breakdown of the different seasons:

Spring (March–May): Spring is one of the best times to visit Austin, with pleasant temperatures, wildflowers in bloom, and major events like SXSW (March) and Austin City Limits Spring Festival. It’s ideal for outdoor activities, live music, and food festivals, but March sees high prices and large crowds due to SXSW, while April and May are slightly quieter with moderate hotel rates.:

Summer (June–August): Summer is hot and humid, with temperatures often exceeding 100°F (38°C), making outdoor activities challenging. However, it’s a great time for Barton Springs, boating on Lake Travis, and experiencing Austin’s nightlife. July and August are the least crowded months, offering lower hotel prices, but the heat can be intense.:

Fall (September–November): Fall is another great season to visit, with cooler temperatures, fewer tourists than spring, and major events like Austin City Limits Music Festival (October). It’s a great time for hiking, patio dining, and live music, though hotel prices rise in October due to the festival. September and November offer mild weather with better deals.:

Winter (December–February): Winter is mild and budget-friendly, making it a great time for exploring the city without crowds. It’s ideal for holiday lights, food festivals, and indoor attractions, though January and February can be cooler and quieter. December sees a slight increase in visitors due to holiday events, but hotel prices remain reasonable.:

Austin Events

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January

A popular race event with scenic routes through downtown and iconic Austin landmarks.

Austin Marathon and Half Marathon

January

Local music venues offer free shows, celebrating Austin’s live music culture.

Free Week

January

Commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. with a parade, speakers, and cultural performances.

Austin MLK Day Parade and Festival

February

Showcases innovative home designs and modern architecture.

Austin Modern Home Tour

February

Highlights culinary talent with tastings, demos, and events.

Austin Food + Wine Festival

February

One of the largest Brazilian-style carnivals in the U.S., featuring vibrant costumes and samba music.

Carnaval Brasileiro

March

A world-famous festival of music, film, and tech, drawing talent and fans from around the globe.

South by Southwest (SXSW)

March

A traditional Texas event with rodeo competitions, concerts, and livestock exhibitions.

Austin Rodeo and Livestock Show

March

A family-friendly day in Zilker Park where the sky fills with colorful kites.

Zilker Kite Festival

April

Three days of reggae music, food, and charity in Auditorium Shores.

Austin Reggae Festival

April

A whimsical, free-spirited celebration in Pease Park with music, costumes, and picnics.

Eeyore's Birthday Party

April

A comedy festival showcasing top comedians from around the world.

Moontower Comedy Festival

May

Arts and crafts vendors, food, and live music on the historic Sixth Street.

Pecan Street Festival

May

A celebration of food and music founded by Chef Aaron Franklin.

Hot Luck Festival

May

An art tour featuring local studios and artists.

West Austin Studio Tour

June

A massive motorcycle rally with concerts and events.

Republic of Texas Biker Rally (ROT Rally)

June

Celebrates television with screenings, panels, and appearances by TV stars.

ATX Television Festival

June

Fun activities, music, and ice cream tasting.

Austin Ice Cream Festival

July

A legendary concert celebrating Independence Day with Willie Nelson and friends.

Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic

July

Free July 4th celebration with music and a fireworks show at Vic Mathias Shores.

Austin Symphony Concert & Fireworks

July

Celebrates Austin’s famous bat population with live music, food, and watching the bats emerge from Congress Avenue Bridge.

Bat Fest

August

Family-friendly event with a variety of ice cream vendors.

Austin Ice Cream Festival

August

A second festival celebrating the bats with concerts and activities.

Bat Fest

August

Features Texas’s best hot sauces with tastings, music, and food.

Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival

September

A two-weekend music festival featuring top international and local acts.

Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival

September

Special late-night concerts at local venues during ACL.

ACL Music Festival Late Night Shows

September

Free access to many of Austin’s museums for exploration and family-friendly activities.

Austin Museum Day

October

Celebrates screenwriters and filmmakers with screenings and workshops.

Austin Film Festival

October

A weekend of literary discussions, book signings, and activities in and around the Texas State Capitol.

Texas Book Festival

November

A diverse music and comedy festival with an emphasis on indie and underground acts.

Fun Fun Fun Fest

November

Celebrates Celtic culture with traditional music, dance, and heritage events.

Austin Celtic Festival

November

Kicks off the holiday season with a festive parade through downtown Austin.

Chuy's Christmas Parade

December

A stunning holiday lights display in Zilker Park.

Trail of Lights

December

A market featuring local art, crafts, and live music.

Armadillo Christmas Bazaar

December

Seasonal ice skating in the heart of downtown Austin.

Ice Skating on the Plaza at Whole Foods

Disclaimer: Please note that the event dates and details can change, so it's advisable to check with official event websites and local sources for the most up-to-date information before planning your trip.

Travel Readiness

Travel Advisory

Stay informed about potential travel risks and safety considerations before embarking on your journey. Travel advisories provide essential information about security concerns, health alerts, natural disasters, and other important updates. We recommend reviewing the latest travel advisories to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.​

Travel Entry Requirements

Before traveling, ensure you meet the entry requirements for your destination. These requirements may include vaccination records, visas, and other travel documentation. Requirements vary based on nationality and recent travel history. For the latest information, visit the official government website for your destination.​

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Currency

When traveling, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the local currency. Before you go, check the current exchange rates and consider exchanging some money in advance. Many destinations also accept major credit cards and digital payments, but it’s a good idea to carry local. Below is a quick guide to the official currencies used in this destinations:​

U.S. Dollar (USD)

Language

Understanding the local language can enhance your travel experience. While many destinations have English-speaking locals, knowing a few key phrases in the native language shows respect and can be very helpful. Here’s a quick overview of the official and widely spoken languages in this destinations:​

English (official)

Timezone

Knowing the local time zone of your destination helps you plan your itinerary, stay connected, and avoid scheduling mishaps. Many destinations also observe daylight saving time, so it’s important to check for seasonal changes. Below is a quick reference for common time zone(s) in this destinations:

Central Standard Time (CST), UTC -6
Central Daylight Time (CDT), UTC -5

How To Get Around

Always consider the best mode of transport depending on your destination and the distance you need to cover:

Rideshare

Services like Uber and Lyft are widely available in Austin and can be a convenient way to reach your destination.

Public Transportation

Capital Metro operates the city's public buses and also offers a MetroRail service. You can purchase single ride ticket or day passes for unlimited rides.

Bicycle

Austin is a bike-friendly city with many bike lanes and trails. You can rent a bike from various bike rental shops or make use of the city's bike-sharing program, Austin B-cycle.

Walking

Austin's downtown area is relatively compact and walkable, making it easy to explore attractions on foot.

Rental Scooter

Electric scooters are a popular mode of transportation in Austin. Companies like Lime, Bird, and Spin operate scooter-sharing services in the city.

Rental Car

If you prefer to have the flexibility of driving yourself, you can rent a car from various rental agencies located in and around Austin.

Taxi

Traditional taxi services are also available in Austin, although they might be less common compared to ridesharing options.

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