The Top 10 Historical Sites in Austin
Description:
Though Austin is known for its live music scene and laid-back urban appeal, many overlook the historical significance of this central Texas city. With the help of this best-of list, visitors can take advantage of an easy opportunity to understand Austin's background, ranging from government bigwigs and ghosts to influential artists and brave lost souls. Turn this Top 10 guide into a day-long event or work a couple points of interest into your busy schedule. Whatever you choose, know that these spots help make Austin remarkable.
Author: Tara
Day 1 - Austin
1
Texas State Capitol
Location:
view in google maps1100 Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
512-463-00632
Driskill (The)
Location:
view in google maps604 Brazos Street
At E Sixth St
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 474 5911 / +1 800 252 9367 (Toll Free)3
Governor's Mansion of Texas
Location:
view in google maps1010 Colorado St
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 474 99604
Texas State Cemetery
Location:
view in google maps909 Navasota St
Austin, TX 78702
Phone:
+1 512 463 06055
St. Mary's Cathedral
Location:
view in google maps203 East 10th St
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 476 61826
Treaty Oak
Location:
view in google maps503 Baylor St
Between W Fifth and Sixth Sts
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 476 38097
Elisabet Ney Museum
Location:
view in google maps304 E 44th St
Austin, TX 78751
Phone:
+1 512 458 22558
O. Henry House Museum
Location:
view in google maps409 E Fifth St
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 472 19039
Paramount Theatre
Location:
view in google maps713 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701
Phone:
+1 512 472 547010
Armadillo World Headquarters Plaque
Location:
view in google maps505 Barton Springs Road
One Texas Center
Austin, TX 78704
Phone:
+1 512 474 5171 (Tourist Information)