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.

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

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

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

The oldest existing home in Austin that was the oldest foreign legation in the U.S. built outside of Washington D.C.

Some of Texas' most prominent historical figures are buried in this cemetery.

A 500-year old tree marking the boundary between Anglo and Indian territory.

This bronze statue commemorates the life and music of singer/songwriter Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Bronze sculpture dedicated to three of Austin's mid-19th century heroes: Roy Bedichek, J. Frank Dobie and Walter Prescott Webb.

A compound of elaborately decorated 19th century homes.

Dr. R.K. Smoot one of the founders of the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Austin's oldest cemetery.

Step back in time to the mid 1800s: this working farm lets you live like a Pioneer.