It's said that if a couple climbs the 100 stairs to the top of Mount Bonnell once, they fall in love; twice, they'll become engaged; and after three times, it's inevitable they'll get married.
Great for the music junky in all of us... they have some of the better metal collection I have seen since Cheapo's
Sits on a beautifully landscaped city block in Austin near the Capitol building. Built in 1856, it is the oldest continuously occupied executive residence west of the Mississippi.
The tchotchkes aren't as wierd as one might hope–but you're at the airport and this is your last chance to pick up a coveted white elephant gift.
The Blanton Museum of Art is a reflection of Austin's eclectic nature: There's something for everyone at this art museum.
East Sixth Street has plenty of bars, but if it's live music you're after - and you should be; this is the Live Music Capital - go around the corner to Red River Street.
If you love history as much as we do, you'll love the clever offerings of their Museum Store. Especially the "J'Adore Texas" T-shirts.
If this is your first time about Highball and you're on the fence about your karaoke skills, you're lucky enough to have your own private room to entertain - or torture - your friends.
