Rent by the hour, half-day or a full day (8 hours). Please to their website for more information and rentals: somedayfundayrentals.com.
Category: Attractions
Renew Med Spa
4859 Williams Drive, Suite 111
512-493-7960
renewmedspatx.com
Voted Gold in 2022 Best of Georgetown. For spa hours and services, please visit their website>>
Be Spoke Medical Aesthetics & Wellness
3008 Dawn Drive, Suite 104
737-275-0725
bespokemedaesthetics.com/location/bespoke-medical-aesthetics-wellness/
Voted Silver in 2022 Best of Georgetown. For spa hours and services, please visit their website>>
Spa Luxe
1500 Rivery Blvd, Suite 300
512-646-2255
spaluxe.com
Voted Bronze in 2022 Best of Georgetown. For spa hours and services, please visit their website>>
Georgetown Art Center
816 S. Main Street
(512) 930-2583
GeorgetownArtCenterTx.org
Immerse yourself in art. Located in the Historic Firehouse No. 1 (circa 1892), the new Georgetown Art Center, managed by the local nonprofit organization Georgetown Art Works, offers the community a place to appreciate art at every level. The Art Center hosts the works of a nationally renowned artist each month and features the arts and crafts of local artisans in the gift shop.
Artisans Connect Gallery
800 S. Austin Avenue Suite 105
512-864-0066
artisansconnectgallery.com
Artisans Connect Gallery opened its doors in Georgetown on October 4th, 2012 with 15 local artists. Now about 30 local artists’ original artwork is available in the gallery at anytime. These Central Texas artists create in many mediums – paintings, pottery, fused glass, blown glass, metal, wood, photography, mixed media, and jewelry. The styles and subject matter are diverse.
Framers Gallery & Coop
610 South Main Street
(512) 863-2214
facebook.com/Framers-Gallery-Co-op
A full service custom picture framer, serving the central Texas area since 2004 with over 2500 choices of frame moulding, 1250 mat choices in a rainbow of colors and finishes. Local Georgetown Artists display their art in the gallery. The inventory does a complete turnover every few weeks. Stop by often to see the latest works.
Windberg Art Gallery
5010 Airport Road
512-868-8183
Featuring Windberg originals and prints. Also offering digital capture for printing artists’ artwork as wekk as workshop classes.
Fine Arts Gallery at Southwestern University
1001 E. University Avenue
512-863-1378
southwestern.edu/sarofim/gallery
The Fine Arts Gallery at Southwestern University is located in the Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center. The Gallery is open to the public and current Southwestern University Faculty, Staff, and Students from Tuesday – Sunday from 12:00 p.m. – 5 p.m. during the exhibition dates as listed on their website.
Central Texas Art and Framing Gallery
40218 Industrial Park Circle
512-863-8445
centexartandframing.com
Central Texas Art and Framing Gallery is a family owned art and frame shop. Every aspect of the framing process is done in house, from designing the perfect display for your piece down to cutting the frame material and glass.
Art Galleries
Texas Stars Hockey
2100 Avenue of the Stars, Cedar Park
Texas Stars Phone: 512-GOSTARS
H-E-B Center at Cedar Park Phone: 512-600-5000
texasstars.com
Texas Stars is a Dallas Stars affiliate hockey team, playing at the Cedar Park Event Center. For schedule and tickets, please visit their website.
Round Rock Express Baseball
3400 East Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock
512-255-2255
roundrockexpress.com
The Dell Diamond is the home of the Round Rock Express Baseball Club. For more information on the season line up and tickets, please visit the website above.
Inner Space Cavern
4200 S. IH-35
512-931-CAVE
innerspacecavern.com
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 spectacular displays and breathtakingly beautiful formations. Inner Space Caverns has a friendly kennel available free of charge for visiting pets as they wait for their owners.
Typhoon Texas Waterpark
18500 TX-130 Service Rd, Pflugerville
TyphoonTexas.com/austin
An outdoor waterpark, open summers and some weekends. Please check their website for hours and more information.
Walburg Mercantile Restaurant and Biergarten
3777 FM 972, Walburg
512-863-8440
walburgrestaurant.com
The Walburg Restaurant brings you a truly authentic German experience in dining and entertainment. Their chefs continue the legacy of German cuisine from Bavarian heritage. The 1882 vintage structure seats over 250 which easily accommodates large parties. Just behind this antique dining establishment, nestled in oak trees, is a Biergarten including a large open tent with two stages for live entertainment. This area also includes an open picnic area, outdoor bar and kitchen and arcade for the kids. All together, the beirgarten can hold over 800+ people. Check the website for live bands and specials!
Sweet Eats Fruit Farm
14400 E State Hwy 29
512-766-3276
sweeteats.com
Whether you go to pick fruit, enjoy live music, attend a special event, or just have a great time with your family, Sweet Eats Farm has plenty to offer to keep you entertained. There’s pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, live music, beer & wine, and special events! Most families typically spend 3-5 hours there. See their website for more information.
Round Rock Premium Outlets
I-35, Exit 256 – University Boulevard
512-863-6688
PremiumOutlets.com
Discover an impressive collection of designer and name brand outlet stores offering savings of 25% to 65% every day including Adidas, Burberry, Calvin Klein, Coach, Gap Outlet, J. Crew, Kenneth Cole, Michael Kors, Nike Factory Store, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Theory and more. Conveniently located just south of Georgetown in Round Rock.
Salado
254-947-8634
visitsaladotexas.com
Salado is a charming old town located just 20 miles North of Georgetown on I35. In the early 1800s it was a frequent stopping point on the cool spring fed Salado Creek for Indians, Spanish, and Mexican travelers. In the mid 1800s it became an Overland Stage and Pony Express stop on the Chisholm Trail. Today the Stagecoach Inn marks the spot with a Texas historical medallion. The nearby homes and mansions have become a shopping mecca with art, antique, specialty shops and restaurants.
The Vineyard at Florence
8711 FM 487, Florence
254-793-3114
thevineyardatflorence.com
The Vineyard is a destination for weddings and bridal parties, corporate retreats and private functions. They offer indoor and outdoor spaces for events, including rental villas and tower. Experience luxurious relaxation at their spa and then enjoy a delicious lunch offered by their cafe. Check out their website for directions, classes, and entertainment!
Thirsty Mule Winery
101 County Road 257, Liberty Hill
512-778-5990
thirstymule.com
Circuit of the Americas
9201 Circuit of The Americas Blvd, Austin
512-301-6600
circuitoftheamericas.com
“Circuit of The Americas is the premier destination for world-class motorsports and entertainment in the United States. Set on 1,500 acres in the rolling hills just outside downtown Austin, Circuit of The Americas has hosted the biggest names in racing, action sports and music since 2012. At its heart is a 3.41-mile racetrack that was designed to challenge the world’s most exacting competitors while providing a thrilling spectacle for audiences.” Please go to their website for a list of upcoming events and more information.
Austin’s Park
16231 IH-35, Pflugerville
512-670-9600
AustinsPark.com
Attractions include an arcade, laser tag, go-karts, bumper boats, mini golf, batting cages, a rock-climbing wall and more.
Crockett Gardens Falls
Georgetown is home to one of the prettiest waterfall hikes in Texas! You can find this natural waterfall known as Crockett Gardens and Waterfall by hiking 2.5 miles from the trailhead that begins in Cedar Breaks Park. In order to enter Cedar Breaks Park, you must obtain a day use pass reservation by calling 877-444-6777 or online at recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/232544. Park your vehicle at Cedar Breaks Park parking area, and then hike to the falls. Be prepared for a rough terrain. The easiest way to access the falls is to kayak!
Teravista Golf Club
4333 Teravista Club Drive, Round Rock
512-651-9850
teravistagolf.com
Teravista is a Championship 18-hole golf club that captures the beauty of the Texas Hill Country with views that span for over 50 miles. The rolling terrain provides a challenging 7,200-yard layout and offers 5 different sets of tees that will challenge golfers of all ages and abilities.
The DayTripper World Headquarters
211 W. 8th Street
512-240-4715
thedaytripper.com/daytripper-headquarters
Stop by The Daytripper World Headquarters in Downtown Georgetown to see their collection of Texas-made goods and exclusive Daytripper merchandise. Go say hi, grab a free beer from their in-store taps, say “Howdy” and have a great time. Because that’s the Texas way.
Garey Park
6450 RM 2243
512-930-6800
parks.georgetown.org/gareypark
Amenities at the park include a playground, a splash pad, a dog park, an equestrian arena, the Garey House event space (rented separately), pavilions, two fishing ponds, 4.7 miles of hiking trails, and 4.2 miles of equestrian trails. For more information about Garey Park and admission fees, please visit their website.
Georgetown Public Library
402 West 8th Street
512-930-3551
library.georgetown.org
Welcome to the Georgetown Public Library. In 2018, the Georgetown Public Library was recognized as being one of five public libraries to receive the National Medal for Museum and Library Service, an award given to institutions that go above and beyond in service to their community.
With over 110,000 items available for checkout, a bikeshare program, live music, art, and programming for all ages, they’re trying to be the best library for our town. Visit today!
All Things Kids
703 S. Main Street
(512) 868-2659
allthingskids.us
All Things Kids is an award winning family owned store proud to offer a unique selection of exceptional European and North American BATTERY FREE toys as well as the top 100 Children’s books of all time. They also offer 42 flavors of Beth Marie’s Ice Cream, shakes, floats and sodas as well as over 400 different kinds of candy. The Georgetown Chamber Of Commerce Small Business Of The Year 2012 and The Texas Downtown Association ‘Best Downtown Business In Texas’ 2013.
Historic Williamson County Courthouse
710 Main Street
(512) 943-1670
williamsonmuseum.org
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 courthouse was restored to its original splendor in 2007. Please contact the Williamson Museum for the tour schedule.
Breweries/Wineries
Downtown
Kid Friendly
Parks & Outdoors
Public Art
Georgetown has public art around the Square, in parks, on Southwestern University’s campus, at the public library, and elsewhere.
The City of Georgetown Arts & Culture Board borrows, purchases, or commissions murals, sculptures, paintings, and even utility box wraps. The meaning and awareness of place and space created by these works extend the creative experience that visitors to the City enjoy. Visit the pages in the Arts Gallery for all the latest murals, sculptures, and other public art: arts.georgetown.org/art/public-art/
Nearby Attractions
Tours
San Gabriel Park
445 E. Morrow Street
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/san-gabriel-park
Meandering right through the heart of Georgetown are the North Fork and the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. Along the banks of the San Gabriel River where the two forks meet, between the river and Austin Avenue, you’ll find one of the most beautiful parks in the state of Texas.
San Gabriel Park was designated a Lone Star Legacy Park by the Texas Recreation & Parks Society in March 2012. San Gabriel Park is one of only nine parks in Texas to be awarded this designation in its inaugural year. These parks were chosen for their historical prominence within their communities and the state by providing natural respite and social interaction as those communities were founded, developed, and prospered.
San Gabriel Park is graced with 200-year-old oak trees that offer shady spots for family picnics. The 180-acre park also provides space for concerts and festivals, as well as fields for soccer, football, lacrosse and baseball.
A hike and bike trail goes through the park, including a 1.6-mile loop in the park and other segments that connect to Blue Hole Park, Rivery Park, Chautauqua Park and all the way to Lake Georgetown. View our interactive parks and trails map. There is also a 9-hole disc golf course at the north end of the park.
For a complete list of ammenities, please visit parks.georgetown.org/san-gabriel-park
The Williamson Museum
716 South Austin Avenue
(512) 943-1670
williamsonmuseum.org
The Williamson Museum promotes the unique culture and heritage of Williamson County with their exhibits, educational programming, monthly hands-on events and other events for the public. The Museum also provides tours of the Historic Williamson County Courthouse. The Museum is open Wednesday – Friday, noon – 5 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Also, stop by on First Fridays, 6 – 8 p.m.
Blue Hole
100 Blue Hole Park
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/blue-hole
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! Blue Hole Park is open from 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. Free public parking is available at the corner of 3rd Street and Rock Street in the parking lot or the parking garage.
Lake Georgetown
500 Lake Overlook Dr.
877-444-6777
Lake Georgetown Army Corps of Engineers
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. Online advance registrations are required to enter all Lake Georgetown Parks: Call 877-444-6777 or online Lake Georgetown Reservations
City of Georgetown Hike & Bike Trails
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/hike-bike-trails/
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has nearly 9 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6 mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park.
On the North San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Rivery Park. On the South San Gabriel River, there is a one mile lighted concrete trail that starts at Walden and College and goes to Blue Hole Park. See all Georgetown Parks here: parks.georgetown.org/parks-and-trails and you can access an interactive map here: parks.georgetown.org/interactive-parks-and-trails-map.
San Gabriel River Trail (Goodwater Loop)
San Gabriel River Trail, also known as Goodwater Loop, is a 26.9 mile trail along the San Gabriel River and Lake Georgetown. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. See Army Corps of Engineers Hiking Trail Map>
Centex Mini Golf
5020 Airport Road
512-819-1350
centexminigolf.com
Cen-Tex Mini Golf is a Hidden Gem & so much more than just mini golf! 18 holes of fun for everyone! Clubhouse events such as wine tastings, comedy shows, meeting & private event spaces, the possibilities are endless. For hours go to their website shown above.
D-Bat Georgetown
101 Patriot Way
512-886-3228
dbatgeorgetown.com
Premier indoor baseball/softball training facility, private lessons, cage rentals, state of the art pitching machines, fully stocked pro shop, personal weight training, and much more. Located across the street from East View High School. Kids birthday parties, personal training, boot camps for kids and adults available.
Congress Bridge Bats
1 Congress Avenue, Austin
austinbats.org
Austin is home to the largest urban bat colony in North America. These Mexican free-tailed bats hide out under the Ann W. Richards Congress Bridge, waiting to take flight during the summer months at dusk. For the best seats in the house, go early to the Austin-American Statesmen parking lot and plot a blanket in your chosen spot in the grass. For updates and approximate emergence times, please call Bat Conservation International’s home office number 512-327-9721.
McNeil Bridge Bats
601 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road, Round Rock
From March through November, near dusk underneath the Interstate 35 overpass at McNeil Road in Round Rock, about 10 miles south of Georgetown, you can enjoy a batty night of fun with the Round Rock Bats. Do show up early, and bring bring your blankets, covers, and a hat or some other head covering. And remember, never attempt to handle or capture bats at any time. There is available free parking located near this location. For more bat watching locations and proper etiquettes, please read Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Publication on Bat-Watching Sites of Texas.
Georgetown Outdoor Pools
Various Georgetown Locations
512-930-3596
parks.georgetown.org/aquatics
Open during the summer. Please see website or call for summer hours, fees, holiday closures and other information.
Georgetown Indoor Pool
1003 N. Austin Ave.
512-930-3541
parks.georgetown.org/rec-center-indoor-pool
Hours:
Monday – Friday: 5:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
(Programming takes up portions of the pool throughout the day)
The Indoor Pool is available for year-round use with a Recreation Center membership or the purchase of a $5 day pass. Please visit the Recreation Center page for membership information! Completion of a waiver is required for facility use.
The Indoor Pool is 25 yards wide, with 8 lap lanes (6 ft. deep), a transition lane and a shallow end with areas designed for swim lessons and relaxing (3 ft. deep.)
Both the men’s and women’s locker rooms have doors to the pool deck. There are also two family changing rooms in the vending area between the pool and the lobby. There are two rinse-off showers on the pool deck as well. An ADA accessible hydraulic chair lift is available.
Georgetown Splash Pool
Located at the Recreation Center
1003 N. Austin Avenue
512-930-3596
parks.georgetown.org/rec-center-play-pool
Open during the summer, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (closed Sundays). Please see website or call for pool locations, fees, holiday closures and other information.
Grace Heritage Center
817 S. Main St.
facebook.com/GraceHeritageCenter
We invite you to experience a gracious chapel, steeped in history. This 1881 Carpenter Gothic chapel with a Norman-style tower has a rich Georgetown history and is home to Preservation Georgetown. Grace Heritage Center is open for public viewing Fridays from 9 am-5 pm. Rentals of Grace can be arranged through the Georgetown Public Library at 512-930-3552.
Georgetown Tennis Center
400 Serenada Drive
512-931-2444
tennis.georgetown.org
This tennis facility offers tennis lessons, including private lessons, leagues, tournaments, and camps. The center includes 11 hard surface lighted tennis courts, a swimming pool for summer enjoyment, and a clubhouse complete with dressing rooms, showers, and a pro shop. Call to reserve court time.
Georgetown Recreation Center
1003 North Austin Avenue
512-930-3596
parks.georgetown.org/georgetownreccenter
In addition to the weight room and indoor track, the Georgetown Recreation Center has an indoor pool, a game room with video games, a pool table, foosball, ping pong, and more. You can purchase daily passes or annual memberships.
Historic Downtown
103 W. 7th Street
800-436-8696
Stroll beautiful downtown Georgetown and appreciate 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.
Stop by the Visitors Center at 103 W. 7th Street and pick up a map brochure to take a self-guided walking tour of historic downtown Georgetown.
We also have online guides available for you:
Click here to see the Historic Downtown Walking Tour Guide.
Click here to see the Downtown Georgetown Directory.
If you would like to arrange for a free guided tour, please call the Williamson Museum at 512-943-1670 two weeks in advance.
Palace Theatre
810 South Austin Avenue
512-869-7469
georgetownpalace.com
The Palace Theatre in the historic downtown district is home to a year-round season of live theater productions including musicals, comedies, and dramas. This former movie house was renovated and in 2001 opened as a live theater venue. To see all the shows and get tickets, please click on the link above.
Disc Golf Course
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org
The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department maintains three Disc Golf Courses. The Pinnacle Disc Golf Course and the San Gabriel Park Golf Course are 9-hole Disc Golf Courses. There is an 18-hole Disc Golf Course in the Rivery Park. For more information regarding the Disc Golf Courses, please call or visit website above.
Bark Park
151 Holly Street
512-930-3595
parks.georgetown.org/bark-park
Bark Park is located in a beautiful pecan grove providing significant shade for dogs and their owners alike. There is parking available as well as water fountains and trash containers for owners and their dogs. Additional features will be added to the park such as picnic tables, benches, and a trail around the park in the future. Be sure to locate, read, and understand the Rules for Use posted at the park for an enjoyable visit to Bark Park for yourself, your dog, and your neighbors.
M.B. Lockett Building
circa 1885. M.B. Lockett’s prominence as a successful dry goods merchant is reflected in this impressive limestone and brick building, which was remodeled in 1896. One of Georgetown’s most outstanding examples of High Victorian commercial architecture, it features Mesker Brothers cast iron columns, an oriel windows and decorative pressed metal cornice.
119 W. 7th Street
H. C. Craig Building
circa 1903. This pressed metal storefront is one of the nearly 5,000 sold by the St. Louis firm of Mesker Brothers between 1884 and 1907. Marketed by catalog and shipped by rail, these metal fronts offered affordable yet stylish alternatives for the “public” facades of buildings. H.C. Craig Furniture store opened in this building in 1903.
115 W. 7th Street
Glasscock Block
circa 1907. Shortly after the turn of the 20th century, this block of one-story commercial spaces was completed. The limestone structure featured a plastered front with handsome segmental arched openings.
107-111 E. 7th Street
Evans Building
Dimmitt Building
circa 1890. Hand-hewn limestone, cast iron, and pressed metal components were creatively combined in this noteworthy Victorian commercial building. Nameplates from the Mesker Brothers ironworks are visible on the first floor pilasters. The building is still owned by the descendants of the Dimmitt family.
719 Main Street
C.A.D Clamp Buildings
Departing from the local tradition of limestone, these buildings feature imported brick facades accented by cast iron columns attributed to F. Heireman, an Austin metalwork company. Originally each featured identical metal hood molds over the windows and crowning metal cornices. A stepped brick parapet later replaced the cornice on 709 Main. Both buildings are owned by the Williamson County Sun which has published from this located since 1934.
707-709 Main Street
117 W. 7th Street
103 W. 7th Street
circa 1971. An early wooden structure on this site once housed a restaurant, a barber shop and a pool hall and confectionery, but by 1925 the site was empty. City offices were moved into the present structure in 1971.
103 W. 7th Street
101 W. 7th Street
circa 1885. An early limestone structure with carved cornices stands beneath the modern stucco facade. Early uses of the building included a local lodge meeting hall on the second floor, and a hardware/grocery store and later, the county’s oldest newspaper, the Williamson County Sun, on the first floor. Now city owned, it houses the Georgetown History and Visitor Information Center.
101 W. 7th Street
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
4801 La Crosse Avenue, Austin
512-292-4100
wildflower.org
The Wildflower Center is a botanical garden in Austin, Texas, dedicated to native plants. Their vision for the future is to preserve and restore the natural beauty and biological richness of North America by inspiring people to love the land.
Austin Steam Train
Cedar Park Depot
401 E Whitestone Blvd C-100, Cedar Park
512-477-8468
austinsteamtrain.org
The Hill Country Flyer and Bertram Flyer run nearly every weekend of the year providing riders with a memorable journey on a great rail adventure! Remember to check their Special Rides for not-to-be-missed theme adventures. Seating is limited and goes fast, so reserve your spot early.
Georgetown Challenge Course
512-931-2644
parks.georgetown.org/challenge-course/
Nestled among the trees lining the North San Gabriel River, this year-round course consists of many low team elements, 22 new and exciting high elements (including parallel zip-lines), and two climbing walls. We can also provide special skill workshops including rock climbing or rappelling. The 4-hour program includes: a team assessment of needs prior to the event and four hours of our lower team building initiatives. These activities present the group with a base of discussion for how to improve the productivity and quality of the group.
*Prices vary due to group size, activities, etc.
Founder’s Park
811 Main Street
512-930-3595
Williamson County’s first six commissioners met here under a stately oak tree in May 1848 to choose a location for the county seat. George Washington Glasscock offered to donate the land he owned jointly with Thomas B. Huling as a site for the county seat. The land was bounded by the oak tree at one corner and the San Gabriel River to the north and west. The commissioners named the town Georgetown in Glasscock’s honor.
Berry Springs Park and Preserve
Main Entrance: 1801 C.R. 152
512-943-1920
wilco.org/berry-springs-park
Williamson County’s Berry Springs Park and Preserve is located on 300-acres along Berry Springs between I.H. 35 and C.R. 152 with the main entrance off of C.R. 152. Berry Springs Park and Preserve is utilized for passive recreational uses including camping, hiking and fishing. The park features a 2.5 mile hike/bike trail that will eventually connect to Georgetown Parks and Recreation trails. For camping and pavilion, plus history at Berry Springs please visit their website!
Veteran’s Memorial Plaza
2 Texas Drive
(512) 864-1200
sctexas.org
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. Memorial Day and Veterans Day Services are held every year which are open to the public.
Vanishing Texas River Cruise
443 Waterway Lane, Burnet
512-756-6986
vtrc.com
The Vanishing Texas River Cruise is the premier ecological tour of central Texas. You’ll take a 2-hour cruise on a 150 passenger, three-deck excursion vessel through the scenic wilderness along the historic Colorado River Canyon. You’ll cruise past beautiful waterfalls and sheer cliffs. Wildlife viewing and birding are spectacular.
Texas Capitol Tours
1100 Congress Avenue, Austin
512-463-0063
Capitol Visitors Center
The Texas Capitol offers free thirty minute tours which are a great way to learn about the history of the building, walk the historic halls and take pictures. If you prefer to tour at your own pace, you can pick up a free self-guided tour pamphlet from the Capitol Information and Guide Service room or the Capitol Visitors Center.
Bullock Museum
The Bullock Museum offers the richness of hundreds of artifacts, culture, and groundbreaking innovations,as revealed for all ages in exhibitions, films, symposiums, community events, field trips, and fun, family-centered programs.
Pilot’s Choice Aviation
209 Corsair Drive
512-869-1759
pilotschoice.com
You can experience the thrill of aviation on this Discovery Flight and be at the controls with a Pilot’s Choice Flight Instruction. This 1/2 hour flight special includes the opportunity of two of your friends flying along with you on your adventure. For more information, please click on the website link above.
Estrada Garcia Gallery
823 S. Austin Avenue
512-651-1606
estradagarciagallery.org
Fine Art created by Local Artists of Williamson County and surrounding counties. They have numerous types of virtual art.
South Fork Food Truck Park
3309 W. State Hwy 29
512-297-8042
southforkgtx.com
South Fork is a fun family atmosphere with food trucks and a permanent bar serving beer and wine. Pet and kid friendly with a jungle gym playset and closed-in gates, shaded areas during the summer and enclosed areas during the winter. See their website for hours, live music and special events.