This famous museum explores the life and service of the former president through exhibits and memorabilia.

The Governor's Mansion is closed for major deferred maintenance on the historical structure. Tour information will be posted on the official website when tours resume.

Museum that chronicles the history of Texas with three themed exhibits: Land, Identity and Opportunity.

Sculptor Charles Umlauf's home and studio, featuring over 250 sculptures.

Bakery built in 1876, complete with an old-fashioned oven and wooden baker's spade.

Kids tired of those historical tours? This museum entertains - and painlessly educates - children of all ages.

Over the years, people have come to this 1,000 foot long natural limestone pool, fed by several underground springs, for everything from fishing and swimming to baptisms and beauty pageants.

Busy street lined with clubs, restaurants, pubs and galleries.

A National Historic Landmark, the Texas Capitol is the largest state capitol in the United States.

Art is the ultimate experience at the new Blanton Museum of Art! In April, the eagerly anticipated new museum opened the doors of its new building, issuing in a new cultural era for Austin. Located...

The Austin bridge is where nearly 1.5 million bats live.

Street lined with lots of great restaurants.

Sydney Porter, the writer known as O. Henry, lived in this Victorian cottage from 1893 to 1895.

Beautiful park looming almost 800 feet over Austin.

Although art exhibits rotate here every two months, this museum has one popular permanent exhibit: the Children's Participatory Gallery, with lots of hands-on exhibits for the younger art viewer.

A beautiful neo-classical building houses this library; contains tons of in-depth information on the history of Texas.