Widely recognised as one of the nation's most distinguished (and among the tallest) state capitols, this incredible pink granite structure is on the National Register of Historic Places.

This vibrant and colourful section of our city, just south of Lady Bird Lake in city centre, hosts some of our most iconic shopping and live music spots.

One of the most visited parts of the city by tourists looking to have a good time, Rainey Street is a must-see for anyone hoping to take notes for nightlife after the tour ends!

Considered the crown jewel of Austin, Zilker Park next to city centre is home to large-scale events such as the Austin City Limits Music Festival, the Trail of Lights, and ABC Kite Festival. In Texas terms, it's the size of more than 260 football fields.

The granddaddy of all local live music venues in the Live Music Capital of the World, the Continental features a Cadillac driving through its roof and boasts not only the first mixed drink ever sold in Travis County but also the first regular gig spot for none other than Stevie Ray Vaughan.

The statue and mural on 2nd Street is a vibrant tribute to the legendary country music icon. Painted by artist Wiley Ross, the massive mural measures 30 feet tall and 60 feet wide, covering the entire side of a building in the heart of the city's music scene. The colourful artwork depicts Willie in his signature braids and bandana, strumming his trusty guitar, Trigger. The mural has become a popular tourist attraction and a beloved landmark in Austin, celebrating the city's thriving music culture and its favourite son, Willie Nelson.

So we'll arrive too early to see the bats emerge by the millions, as they do every night in the warmer months, but we'll show you how to find them when the time is right .... and you'll know it when you see it!

The Victory Grill is a legendary music venue and cultural landmark in Austin, Texas, steeped in history and soul. Established in 1945, this iconic juke joint played a pivotal role in the development of the blues and jazz scene, hosting legendary performers like B.B. King, Etta James, and Bobby "Blue" Bland. During the era of segregation, the Victory Grill served as a hub for African American entertainment and social gatherings, earning its place in the Texas Music Hall of Fame. Today, the restored venue continues to celebrate its rich heritage, offering live music performances and serving as a testament to Austin's vibrant musical past.

A lively nightlife hub filled with bars, clubs, and live music venues.

A modern library with a rooftop garden and stunning views -- and a full-service bar.

A state-of-the-art music venue and home to the famous ACL Live TV show.