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Austin in a Long Weekend
Austin is a city that can easily be explored in a weekend. It’s so alive and accessible that it takes little effort to be completely submerged in its life and culture. (read more)
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Austin's Music Scene
Austin is the undisputed Live Music Capital of the World. With an unprecedented number of live music performances happening every night of the week throughout the year, it has earned the title. Touring national acts, local favorites, and unknowns perpetually fill Austin’s venues, clubs, and bars as well as unusual places such as clothing stores, supermarkets, and even the airport. Music fans take full advantage of all this live music and are out supporting the music scene year round, rain or shine. (read more)
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Hill Country Road Trip
A road trip in the Hill Country is an adventure into both beautiful parks with natural wonders and tiny towns that meticulously preserve remnants of Americana and the Wild West. Get ready to do some serious wine-tasting, antique hunting, horseback riding, and hiking. Before setting out, be sure to do some planning. It may be wise to arrange for accommodations ahead of time as well as prearrange activities such as horseback riding. (read more)
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Texas Pride
Texans have lot of reasons to be proud. Much of this pride stems from the state’s history. Texas was created in a revolution against a brutal dictator, and stood alone for almost ten years as an independent nation. Eventually Texas joined the United States as a result of a treaty between two sovereign nations, not because it was a conquered territory or constituted land purchased from a European power. It’s understandable that the original Texans were proud of what they created and have passed on that pride to later generations and new arrivals. Most of Texas pride finds its roots in Austin and San Antonio. (read more)
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Family Fun
Central Texas has a wide variety of activities, events, and sights that are sure to keep the kids stimulated and the adults fascinated. From theme parks and curiosity shops to museums with interactive exhibits and mysterious caves, it would take a family two weeks to soak up all the fun. Caution to adults—leave your inner adult at the hotel before embarking on family fun in Central Texas. (read more)
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