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Best of Austin
The greatest hits for a first visit: the Capitol, downtown's grand old hotel, Rainey Street, the lake skyline and South Congress, ending under the Congress Avenue Bridge when the bats take off.
Stops include Texas State Capitol, The Driskill Hotel, Rainey Street, Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge and more.
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Architecture and historic downtown
150 years of Austin building, from 1880s granite and Victorian limestone to a copper-clad City Hall and a brand-new arena. Hear why the Capitol is taller than the one in Washington and why some downtown views are protected by law.
Stops include Austin City Hall, 2nd Street and Republic Square, Congress Avenue and the Capitol view, The Driskill Hotel and more.
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Murals and street art
The walls Austin is famous for, with the stories behind them: a frog Kurt Cobain wore on TV, a love note on a coffee shop, a postcard painted in 1998. Photo stops are built in, and your rider will happily take the picture.
Stops include Hi, How Are You frog, South Congress and I Love You So Much, Willie for President, Greetings from Austin and more.
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Museums and culture
A rolling tour up Congress Avenue to the edge of campus. Ride past each museum, hop off at the one you want to explore, and we'll plan the pickup. A good fit for a free afternoon during a conference.
Stops include Mexic-Arte Museum, The Contemporary Austin, Jones Center, Bullock Texas State History Museum, Blanton Museum of Art and more.
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Pub crawl and live music
Three nightlife districts in one loop: Rainey Street, the Red River music corridor and Historic 6th Street. On nights when blocks close to traffic, we drop you at the edge, you walk in, and we pick you back up.
Stops include Rainey Street, Red River Cultural District, Historic 6th Street, The Driskill Bar and more.
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Lady Bird Lake and the bridges
The lake, its bridges and the skyline views on every postcard. Cross the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge, pass the Stevie Ray Vaughan memorial and the Long Center, and finish at the Congress Avenue Bridge. Add time to see the new Wishbone Bridge at the east end of the lake.
Stops include Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge, Lamar bridge and the skyline, Stevie Ray Vaughan statue, Auditorium Shores and the Long Center and more.
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Make it yours.
Mix two tours, add a favorite restaurant, or plan a route around a reunion, a proposal or an office outing. Custom tours start at $250 per cab.