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Things to do in Austin - Austin Relocation Guide Information
From the Austin Relocation Website - Tips on things to do in Austin, TX.! (Just a few to start)
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Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas
Alamo Village – 2700 W Anderson Lane Alamo Lake Creek – 13729 Research Blvd Alamo South Lamar – 1120 S. Lamar Ritz Downtown – 320 E. 6th Alamo Slaughter – 5701 W. Slaughter Lane 512-476-1320 www.drafthouse.com
The Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas are a movie buff’s dream come true. Constantly changing movies and themes, sliding easily from one eclectic genre to another the Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas succeeds where other independent movie houses failed. Films include independent releases, Anime, the latest from Hong Kong, spaghetti western nights, midnight movies, and of course, the ever-popular Mr. Sinus Theatre – an experience unto itself. There’s even UT football on the big screen. Ever true to their motto: Dinner – Drinks – Movies – Events, the Alamo Drafthouse is a popular Austin entertainment destination.
Antiquing
South Congress, From the Congress Avenue Bridge south to Post Road
Looking for the perfect afternoon of shopping for antiques as you stroll along the avenue? Look no further than South Congress, with its variety of antique and what-not shops, and little eateries nestled in between.
Aquarena Center
921 Aquarena Springs Drive, San Marcos 512-245-7570 www.aquarena.txstate.edu
Aquarena Center provides people of all ages with the ability to recognize Spring Lake as an unique freshwater ecosystem through interpretative interactive experiences that engages the audience in an exploration of interconnections between all living things and water.
Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival
Zilker Park 2100 Barton Springs Road 512-505-4483 www.aclfestival.com
This annual, three-day, Autumn musical event brings home the city’s nickname as the Live Music Capital of the World by presenting a vast array of artists from the local to international stages. In all, ACL Festival hosts more than 130 acts playing rock, indie, country, folk, electronic and more on Zilker Park’s eight stages, with over 70,000 fans attend the festival each day. Its carnival-like atmosphere, which is reminiscent of Woodstock, also provides patrons with food and art, most of which is from local vendors.
Austin Duck Adventures
1605 W. 5th Street 512-4-SPLASH www.austinducks.com
Make a splash, and enjoy the best touring on both land and lake! Austin Duck Adventures offers the best of both land and water worlds as you tour downtown on wheels and see the State Capitol, the Governor’s Mansion, the Bob Bullock State History Museum, Congress Avenue and 6th Street before taking to the lake in a revamped amphibious vehicle – a British Alvis Stewart.
Austin Overtures, Inc.
512-659-9478 www.austinovertures.com
Tour Austin in 90 minutes! Owners Dow and Mary Davidson want you to know and love Austin as much as they do. Drive around the Capital City in their big fuchsia pink van, and see more than 30 Austin historical and cultural points of interest on the 30-mile tour route. Dow’s interest in all things historical keep the tour lively and interesting, and he narrates the tour with son Graham, all to the music of local band The Fence Cutters. Purchase tickets for this eclectic and entertaining tour at the Austin Convention Center and Visitors Bureau in downtown Austin. GPS technology will be added which will track the Austin tour and allow the taped tour narration to perfectly sync with the van’s actual location.
Austin Steam Train Association
Corner of Hwy. 183 and FM 1431 Business office- 610 Brazos St., Ste. 210 512-477-8468 www.austinsteamtrain.org
All aboooooard! Step into another era as you leisurely travel aboard the Hill Country Flyer, one of several steam powered excursion trains operated by the Austin Steam Train Association. The central Texas steam train travels deep into the Hill Country and returns to Cedar Park, while another, shorter route offers a two hour excursion to Liberty Hill and back.http://www.austinrelocationguide.com/2012/What-to-do-in-Austin/
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Enjoy our resort style pool, 24 Hour Fitness Center, Resident Business Center, BBQ areas and Much More!
Lotus Village is located close to shopping, dining and many major employers. This convenient location also provides easy access to major highways and thoroughfares such as I-35, 183, Mopac Expressway and More!
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*Select apartments, rent/pricing subject to change, move in dates subject to change due to construction.”
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