Blue Hole is a scenic lagoon on the South San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is located at Second Street and Rock Street, one block west of N. Austin Avenue. This scenic park lined by limestone bluffs is a good wading spot to cool down a little bit in the summer. For more information and driving directions, click on link below.

The City Lights 12-screen movie theater features an Art Deco style that hearkens back to the Golden Age of film. Have dinner at City Café, a full-service restaurant in the lobby. A unique and fun venue for corporate meetings, all theatres are equipped with digital projectors and video conferencing technology.

420 Wolf Ranch Parkway
Georgetown, TX 78626
512.868.9922
http://www.citylightstheatres.com/

Come see what the sky has for you to behold on a clear Georgetown evening!  See a beautiful crescent moon or brilliant planets.  As the evening proceeds, view the season’s visible constellations. On hand to guide viewing will be S.U. Physics Department faculty and talented observers from the Williamson County Astronomy Club . Fountainwood Viewing Nights are always FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The Observatory is located on the northeast side of the Southwestern University campus adjacent to the Rockwell Baseball Field. For weather-related updates about viewing nights, call the Fountainwood Observatory hotline at 512-863-1242 or the main Southwestern University number, before 5 p.m., 512-863-6511.  For viewing schedule and more details, click on the website below.

http://www.southwestern.edu/offices/observatory/

Stroll beautiful downtown Georgetown and aprreciate some of the finest Victorian architecture in the state of  Texas.  Unique shopping and delicious dining are some of the options which await you.  Or, simply enjoy the restored historic buildings and landmark descriptions that describe a portion of Georgetown’s rich history.  If you would like to arrange for a guided tour, please call the Georgetown Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 436-8696 in advance. 

For more information and to download a self-guided walking tour, click here.

For a preview of the Historic Downtown Tour, click here.

Among the wonderful natural features found in the Texas Hill Country are incredible living caves and caverns. Inner Space is a living cave, which means that its formations are continuing to develop and take shape. For over 80,000 years the cavern has been constantly changing, allowing for such spectacular displays as the “Soda Straws” and the breathtakingly beautiful “Ivory Falls” formations.

Inner Space Caverns has a friendly kennel available free of charge for visiting pets as they wait for their owners.

1 mile south of downtown Georgetown
(512) 931-CAVE
http://myinnerspacecavern.com/

For the more serious angler or water enthusiast, this 1200 acre lake offers boating, skiing, fishing, four separate camping areas, a wildlife preserve and 16 miles of hiking trails. Cedar Breaks Park and Jim Hogg Park have boat ramps and camping facilities with RV hook-ups and restrooms with showers. Russell Park has both a camping and swimming area, a boat ramp and restrooms with showers. Tejas Park offers primitive camping and picnic areas. Fishing is some of the best in the region, with small and largemouth bass, white bass, flathead and channel cat.

Off Williams Drive/Andice Rd
(512) 930-5253
http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/georgetown/

Georgetown’s premier family entertainment center!  40 lanes of bowling fun, party rooms, cafe, arcade, sports bar, billiards, and shuffleboard tables!  Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

1010 N. Austin Avenue
512.930.2200
www.melslonestarlanes.com

Southwestern University is the oldest chartered university in Texas. The campus, located on 700 acres, is one of the most beautiful and architecturally resplendent in the state, with Gothic style buildings dating back to the 1800’s. Southwestern has consistently been rated as one of the best liberal arts colleges in the nation, fostering a community of lifelong learners.

1001 E. University Ave.
(512) 863-6511
http://www.southwestern.edu

The Museum is a 501 (c) (3), non-profit organization that was established in 1997 to collect and interpret items that promote the unique culture and heritage of Williamson County. The museum provides free educational programming, exhibits and events to the public including the Up the Chisholm Trail cattle drive and chuck wagon cook-off each September. Housed in the recently renovated Farmers State Bank Building (1911), the Museum offers visitors a fascinating glimpse of the past through professional exhibits and innovative hands-on programs.

The Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial honors all veterans who have served in our military services. The memorial plaza is lined with 2500 engraved bricks; two walls: the 16-foot Williamson County Memorial Wall and a second, 82-foot limestone Memorial Wall; and nine granite plates engraved with the names of Williamson County residents who had given their lives in either World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War and the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

2 Texas Drive
(512) 864-1200

Visible for miles around, the imposing beautiful neoclassical structure is the focal point of the central business district and the fifth structure to serve as a county courthouse. Austin architect C.H. Page designed the building, projecting porticoes supported by Ionic columns, and classic pediment and balustrade detailing. The $9 million courthouse restoration was successfully completed in 2007 through a joint effort of Williamson County and the Texas Historical Commission, returning the structure to its original splendor. The pediments and balustrade were removed in 1965. The Williamson Museum conducts free guided tours of the courthouse by appointment.  For tour information: