They distribute produce grown by local farmers. Check out their events with local musicians while you're there.
This 80,000-square-foot store is a site to behold. Sign up for cooking lessons; buy fresh Texas peaches, local Pure Luck Farm goat cheese, and Flat Creek Flat Creek Estate's "Super Texan" Sangiovese.
Looking for an antique chair? How about a mounted deer head? This store on South Congress Avenue is part antique, part funky boutique with a little flea market thrown in.
'The Story of Texas' museum offers exhibits, theaters, films and interactive computer displays. The museum, which opened in 2001, also has Austin's only IMAX theater.
There is a legend that Mt. Bonnell was once called Antoinette's Leap, named after a damsel who leaped to her death to avoid capture from Indians that killed her lover after he defended her.
Even if you're not a fan of Lyndon B. Johnson, taking the guided LBJ tour will make a history lover out of you, complete with a scale model of the Oval Office.
There's so much going on at Whole Foods, check out their website's calendar for specials and events you can't get anywhere else. En savoir plus .
Do you get the pun?! Lucy's offers options for renting, putting down deposits, and buying any of their thousands of costumes.
If you've never had an old-fashioned phosphate before, now's your time to try an original soda concoction like the Witch Doctor. If you're particularly daring, the wasabi milkshake is a favorite....
If you see Vince, the architect of madness, give him a hello. Most would be surprised to find that he had no blueprints for his Frankenstein's monster cathedral, but that's what makes it weird!
It's worth noting that Pennybacker Bridge is only anchored on land - it doesn't bear any weight underwater. The bridge was named after Texas Department of Transportation engineer Percy V. Pennybacker
In one of the largest barter transactions in recorded history, the builders of the capitol were paid with over three-million acres of public land in the Texas Panhandle.
When you tour the Myriad Botanical Garden's Crystal Bridge, a tropical greenhouse with 1,000+ species of plants and lush waterfalls, keep an eye out for butterflies and free roaming amphibians. En savoir plus .
There was no silverware in medieval times, so there is no silverware at Medieval Times. Refill of your Pepsi, sir?
Fantastic fun! Buy the season pass. It's definitely worth it. This is one of The Ross Groups favorite summer places. Halloween is a great time to visit. www. GetRossNow.com
The dolphin pool is our favorite place, we always spend some good time feeding and touching the dolphins. The water park is also a good one, and the kids playground with sprinklers is great.
Local craft beers on tap and the best old fashioned root beer in a keg for everyone! Food service 11-3 so plan accordingly. Can take drinks into museum. Great pulled pork and fried catfish w/colslaw.
