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Franklin Barbecue
The East Austin brisket joint that reset the national bar for Central Texas barbecue. The fatty brisket and the pork ribs are the order, smoked over post oak and sold until they run out.
la Barbecue
A Cesar Chavez smokehouse where the beef ribs and the house-made sausage rival anything in town. The line moves faster than Franklin's and the brisket is every bit as serious.
Barton Creek Greenbelt
The city's beloved seven-plus-mile greenbelt threading limestone bluffs, swimming holes, and shaded creek trail right through the center. Twin Falls and Sculpture Falls are the rewards when the creek is flowing.
Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail
The flat ten-mile loop around Lady Bird Lake, the city's central artery for running, walking, and biking with skyline views the whole way. The Boardwalk section carries you out over the water downtown.
Blanton Museum of Art
The University of Texas's flagship art museum, home to a strong European and modern collection and Ellsworth Kelly's luminous standalone chapel, Austin. The Kelly building alone justifies the visit.
Bullock Texas State History Museum
A downtown museum telling the sprawling story of Texas across three floors, with a giant-screen theater and rotating blockbuster exhibits. It's the best single primer on the state's history for families and first-timers.
Texas State Capitol
The pink-granite statehouse downtown, taller than the U.S. Capitol and ringed by a shaded grounds full of monuments. The rotunda and the self-guided walk are free and genuinely worth an hour.
Barton Springs Pool
A three-acre spring-fed pool in Zilker Park that holds near 68 degrees year-round and serves as the city's communal swimming hole. Locals swim laps, sun on the grassy banks, and treat it as a daily ritual.