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This fantastic neighborhood was built when downtown Austin was mostly residential. A relaxing stroll through the Bremond Block is a wonderful way to see the lavish homes that were once common in the Austin area. The Phillips-Br... more
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Jeremiah Hamilton House is one of the few remaining stone wedge-shaped structures still standing in the state. Jeremiah Hamilton built this centerpiece of Symphony Square himself. As an African-American carpenter elected to the... more
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On the banks of Waller Creek, a complex of four 19th century limestone buildings has been combined to create this wonderful shopping space. The Austin Symphony office and Serrano's Cafe and Cantina take up most of the buildings... more
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This is the genuine item, a Western honky-tonk dating from 1964 with a wood-plank floor and a cowboy-hatted, two-steppin' crowd. Still, it's in Austin, so don't be surprised if the band wears Hawaiian shirts, or if tongu... more
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This Austin institution showcases rock, rockabilly, country, and new wave sounds. So many local acts have played here on their way to fame, and so many already famous acts will occasionally return, that it's worth your w... more
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This renowned blues hall showcases a variety of music in the genres of blues and rock. Bands from home and afar play here in hopes of gaining national attention. Stevie Ray Vaughan used to be a regular and Willie Nelson sometim... more
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Built in 1933, this was the first public library building in the city. Showcasing artworks of that time with ornamental ironwork balconies and loggia frescoes, this building is now home to one of the state's best local history... more
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Built in 1867 as the home of the Texas General Land Office, this building is the oldest standing government building in the state. Along with a listing on the National Register of Historic Places, it has quite a bit of history.... more
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This wonderful day-use park at Mary Quinlan Park is located at the upper end of Lake Austin. Visitors enjoy the waterfront, as well as 5.8 acres of land in this secluded park. The lake is great for windsurfing, water skiing and... more
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Local farmers offer all types of produce fresh from the Hill Country during the year;choose from homegrown tomatoes, lettuce, watermelon, strawberries, pecans and even pumpkins at Halloween. Weather permitting, the market is op... more
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