Scenic trail through lush green parks and peaceful lakes: a great place to bike, hike and run.

    According to the mythology, Austin City Limits is taped on an Austin hillside above the city. In reality, the show is recorded in a KLRU-TV television studio located on the University of Texas...

Street lined with lots of great restaurants.

Home to Barton Springs, the Zilker Eagle, a large playscape, and four hundred acres of sports fields and woodlands, Zilker Park is a popular weekend destination.

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.

Sixty five-acre vineyards world famous for its robust wines.

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.

Huge supermarket specializing in rare foods.

Situated on a gently rolling terrain surrounded by cedars and oaks, this beautifully designed 18-hole course hosts notable golf events and offers golf clinics.

This championship 18-hole Bermuda Grass course plays 6,652 yards from the back at par-72.

This park sits at the edge of Lake Austin and features a beautiful beach, volleyball nets and plenty of lounging spots.

Zoo in Austin featuring many animals.

Luxurious theater dating back to 1915 now hosts Broadway shows.

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

This tranquil, 641-acre park offers a wide variety of outdoor recreation including fishing, mountain biking and hiking.

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This 7,161-yard, par-72 layout course boasts the signature of Tom Fazio, the legendary golf designer, and is considered to be one of the best in Texas.

The first museum in the state to be located in an African-American neighborhood, this museum details the history of the community in photographs and works of art.

A fragile ecosystem with diverse landscapes and temperatures: a park so delicate that it can only accommodate 30 visitors a day.

Elegant public golf course.

Spa treatments in a bucolic setting.

Restful creek lined with abandoned towns dating back to the days when Texas was a republic.

Designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore, this 18-hole, par 71 championship course integrates its natural design into the surrounding terrain of rolling hills, natural plateaus and native vegetation.

Designed by famed golfer, Arnold Palmer, this Par 71, 18-hole championship layout offers exceptional golf for every class of golfer.

Recognized as the founding site of the Senior P.G.A. Tour, this championship 27-hole golf course features gently rolling fairways shaded by many trees bordering along the banks of Onion Creek.

Designed by Leon Howard, this 18-hole championship course features small, slightly elevated greens combined with a rolling terrain.

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

Visitors can rent canoes or rowboats along this part of Lake Austin that flows five miles through the heart of downtown Austin.

Donations only, so give what you can, as there is no set admission fee.  Great little zoo area with local animals.  Water area (creek) that they are in the process of beautifying.  The highlight is...