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9.0Art Museum •200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (at Congress Ave), Austin
Brea S. • January 6, 2020The perfect size. Not too overwhelming. A good mix of different types of art.
9.2Museum •University of Texas at Austin (300 West 21st Street), Austin
Stephanie R. • October 13, 2014Really awesome exhibit space! #makinggwtw was so interesting and had so much to see
9.1History Museum • View Prices •1800 Congress Ave (at Martin Luther King Jr Blvd), Austin
Wendy K. • July 6, 2014I learn so much every time I come, They have great rotating exhibits. The staff and volunteers are incredibly helpful as well.
8.9History Museum •2313 Red River St (at E Dean Keeton St.), Austin
Josh A. • January 5, 2017Must do stop for Austinites and highly recommend for tourists. Al about LBJ but usually some cool temporary exhibit. Don't be afraid to learn something!
Bijoy G. • January 16, 2011The remodel is complete, the space is AMAZING! Become a member and chill on the roof every Wed! (BYOB)
8.3Science Museum •2201 Barton Springs Rd (at Andrew Zilker Rd.), Austin
Chance H. • July 26, 2012Come stop by the Barton Springs Splash Exhibit to learn about the Edwards Aquifer and to see a live barton springs salamander!
Daniel J. • August 1, 2013Great collection of military artifacts. A must visit for those in the Austin area.
8.0History Museum •University of Texas at Austin (2400 Trinity Street), Austin
Austin American-Statesman • February 24, 2012Located in the Texas Natural Science Center, the Texas Memorial Museum has exhibits on wildlife, dinosaurs, fossils, gems and minerals. Visitors can see the paleontology lab and visit with scientists.
CultureMap Austin • July 11, 2011The museum opened its doors in 1980 as the first African-American neighborhood museum in the state of Texas.
Social N. • June 29, 2012It is underrated and under-talked about museum in Austin. You can learn alot of history and the surrounding environment is great.
Jessica J. • July 6, 2018A very charming (and free) museum right in the heart of downtown. The staff is very knowledgeable and can answer any and all questions about O Henry!
Dell • March 9, 2016Sample Texas' vibrant Mexican culture. Mexic-Arte features both contemporary and historical art, with a focus on local artists.
Social N. • June 30, 2012If you're on/around campus & feel like exploring, this is right in West Campus, often unnoticed. It has such a cool, diverse history in TX, from a Civil War hospital to a school for the blind & more!
CultureMap Austin • July 14, 2011If you love history as much as we do, you'll love the clever offerings of their Museum Store. Especially the "J'Adore Texas" T-shirts.
_ • March 4, 2016Really like the model architectures at the visitor center! There is also a gift shop if someone wants to buy a souvenir.
Charles S. • February 26, 2019The location itself is a work of art. Manicured lawn and a beautiful old home right on the lakeshore. Not to mention the interesting art work you can see as you stroll around the grounds.
Anthony (Sirus) M. • June 13, 2012Its a small little shop, but its definitely worth the admission price. The staff enjoys working there and it shows. Definitely ask them about the exhibits. Also, the shop supports lizard rescue
Yani I. • March 1, 2014Not a history buff but I learned a lot about the survivors of the Alamo & about the Alamo itself! If you're just not into that than play International Home Hunters & compare with O'Henry's #ynottravel
?Museum •405 DeLoss Dodds Way, Austin
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