With my first hand experience, I can help you plan your trip to one of the coolest cities in the United States. Knowing where to start can feel a bit overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.
Keep reading for a neighborhood by neighborhood Austin guide, including where to stay and eat.
Start your exploration by joining a driving tour that will show you an overview of the must-see landmarks as well as hidden gems that a local would only know.
This is where the city’s spirit is captured in colorful murals, eclectic museums, and lively entertainment districts that invite you to explore and engage.
Eating at Franklin Barbecue is an experience in itself, although obviously not if you are a veggie or a vegan.
Stroll down South Congress Avenue, where this Austin’s neighborhood vibrant lifestyle is palpable. Here, eclectic shops, galleries, and eateries invite you to explore and indulge.
Texas Hill Country is not only famous for its deliciously succulent Texan BBQ, but also for being the third largest American Viticultural Area (AVA) wine growing region in the US. It’s the perfect place to do some wine tasting.
Produces award winning wines that compete with some of the best wines in the world. The tasting was $25 and it included 5 different wines