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Austin, the capital city of Texas, is known across the US as a hub for music, technology, and culture. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, housing a population of over 1 million people.
Austin, Texas has many names, including “The Live Music Capital of the World”, which references numerous live music videos, musicians, and the well-known PBS TV concert series: Austin City Limits. It’s also the site for South By Southwest, an indie film festival that takes place in March.
The Texas Longhorns are one of the most well-regarded football teams playing at the D1 university level. You can see them at DKR Texas Memorial Stadium. Otherwise, Q2 Stadium and Bank of Colorado stadium are both amazing places to view your favorite football or basketball teams.
Those wanting to explore Austin’s culture will find plenty of options. The LBJ Presidential Library describes the life of Lyndon B Johnson, a pivotal point in US history. You can also visit the Bullock Texas State History Museum showing you the rise of the republic of Texas. You can also combine this with park visits and view Mount Bonnel, one of Texas’s oldest attractions dating back to the 1800s.
Those who appreciate the natural side will also find many attractions. The Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike trail allows you to see some beautiful natural spots in the park. Need something a bit more active? Zilker Metropolitan Park lets you try paddle boards, canoes, and many sports fields. When you are done, you can visit the Zilker Botanical Gardens.
When you are done with your day of walking around, you can see one of Austin’s more unusual attractions: bats. The Congress Bridge houses 1.5 million bats, and you can find many guided tours that end their day watching their nightly departure.