• AO Tours Austin - Gather at the designated starting point for our tours.
• 2nd Street District - This district is the heart of Austin’s finest blend of local shops, eateries, residences, and entertainment. It’s a lively area perfect for strolling, shopping, dining, and enjoying the downtown atmosphere.
• Willie Nelson Statue - Visit the Willie Nelson Statue located on Willie Nelson Blvd, previously known as 2nd St.
• The Moody Theater - Discover the filming location of Austin City Limits!
• Austin City Hall - Explore Austin’s City Hall, built in 2004.
• Congress Avenue Bridge Bat Watching - No visit to Austin is complete without experiencing the Bat Bridge. From March to September, crowds gather to witness the bats’ spectacular aerial display.
• Long Center - The Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long Center for the Performing Arts is a venue for performing arts situated along Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin, Texas.
• Palmer Events Center - This multi-purpose venue is nestled next to Butler Park, offering a stunning view of downtown.
• Auditorium Shores Dog Park - Enjoy watching numerous dogs having fun in this off-leash dog park by Lady Bird Lake.
• Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail - We’ll pass by the Colorado River, the longest river in Texas.
• Zach Theatre - Visit the Zach Scott Topfer Theatre, the oldest continuously operating theater company in Texas!
• Green Mesquite BBQ - This local favorite was featured on Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives on the Food Network.
• Chuy’s - Learn about the time Jenna Bush almost got into trouble at this restaurant!
• Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum - The UMLAUF Sculpture Garden & Museum houses the largest collection of works by American sculptor Charles Umlauf.
• Barton Creek - Experience tranquility as you gaze at this spring-fed creek that flows into Lady Bird Lake.
• Barton Springs Pool - Pass by one of Austin’s most cherished attractions, a popular spot for cooling off during the warmer months for both locals and tourists.
• Zilker Metropolitan Park - Known as “Austin’s most-loved park,” this 351-acre metropolitan park offers a variety of recreational opportunities, facilities, and special events for individuals and families.
• Mount Bonnell - Also known as Covert Park, Mount Bonnell is a notable point along the Lake Austin section of the Colorado River in Austin, Texas. It has been a favored tourist spot since the 1850s, offering a panoramic view of Austin, Lake Austin, and the surrounding hills.
• The Contemporary Austin - Laguna Gloria - Austin’s Modern Art Museum
• Mayfield Park - Keep an eye out for peacocks! Mayfield Park and Preserve is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Austin, Texas. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this estate was donated to the city of Austin in 1971 by Mary Mayfield Gutsch for all Austinites to enjoy as a park.
• Mozart’s Coffee Roasters - The iconic Mozart’s on Lake Austin is a locally owned coffee shop and restaurant.
• Clarksville District - Historic Freedmen’s Community
• Westwood Country Club - Private club
• Seaholm Power - Seaholm Power Plant
• Austin Central Library, Austin Public Library - Austin Public Library
• Austin City Hall - Pass by the “Frontside”
• Austin High School - Among the many surprising landmarks, this is the oldest high school west of the Mississippi.
• Cedar Street Courtyard - Warehouse District
• Oilcan Harry’s - Warehouse District
• Truluck’s Ocean’s Finest Seafood and Crab - Warehouse District
• Halcyon - Coffee Shop in Warehouse District
• The Contemporary Austin - Jones Center - Modern Art Museum
• Mexic-Arte Museum - Historic Congress Ave
• University of Texas at Austin - UT Main Campus
• Texas State Cemetery - Visit the final resting place of historically significant figures.
• French Legation State Historic Site - French Legation
• Texas State Capitol - Texas Capitol
• The Driskill - Historic hotel on Brazos St
• Moonlight Towers - Historic towers around town
• Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail - Downtown walking trail
• 6th Street - Famous entertainment district
• Texas Military Forces Museum - Texas National Guard Base & Museum
• Town Lake - Downtown lake
• Texas Governor’s Mansion - Governor’s mansion
• LBJ Presidential Library - LBJ Library
• Republic Square - City park
• The Blanton Museum of Art - Art museum
• Texas Memorial Museum - Natural history museum
• Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium - UT Stadium
• Harry Ransom Center - Museum
• Bass Concert Hall - Performing arts
• Oakwood Cemetery - Cemetery
• O. Henry Home & Museum - Museum
• Joseph and Susanna Dickinson Hannig Museum - Museum
• Bullock Texas State History Museum - Museum

• Narrated tour with a combination of live commentary and scripted content
• Signature PinkTag Partner Souvenir luggage tag
• Tour in a luxury air conditioned vehicle
• Whistle-stop, Austin in a nutshell, comprehensive city overview

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• State required child safety seat for infants & young children
• Gratuities
• Parking fees
• Food and Beverage not included, but you can bring your own food/beverage in closed containers

Avoid the hassle of searching for the top activities in Austin and let genuine locals introduce you to the city’s vibrant culture and history, along with a taste of the renowned Central Texas Hill Country. This exclusive Austin tour spans approximately 25 miles, featuring over 50 points of interest, all within a 90-minute (1.5-hour) non-stop journey.

Discover iconic landmarks like the Texas Capitol and significant cultural sites such as the Six Square District in East Austin. Enjoy the sights from the comfort of a Mercedes-Benz convertible sprinter as you journey through the city and into the hill country. Even lifelong Texans are amazed by the rolling hills and lush greenery found in their own state!

Please note: The route may change due to closures.

Guides may opt to keep the roof closed for passenger comfort and safety, depending on the weather.

For those eager to explore further, consider the 2.5-hour version of this tour, which includes stops along the way!

• Smoking not permitted
• Infants must be accommodated with legal car seats (not provided)
• Please note: Adult guests with children younger than eight years of age (unless taller than 4 feet 9 inches) will need to bring a child safety seat, this is Texas State Law
• Request for special accommodations for wheelchair accessible needs will be addressed by management. Special arrangements may require as long as 72 hours’ notice to secure.
• To better accommodate our guests, the Austin Visitors Center has partnered with Frost Bank to offer parking in the Frost Bank Parking Garage at: 401 Congress Ave., Austin, TX 78701 (Garage entrance at either 406 Brazos or 112 E. 4th St.) Visitors to the Austin Visitor Center can receive 1 hour and 10 minutes of free parking by scanning a QR code provided by the Visitor Center. After the free period, the following rates apply: Monday–Friday: $3 per additional 20 minutes. Saturday & Sunday: $10.00 for up to 12 hours. Prices are subject to change
• Special accommodations for wheelchair accessible needs will be addressed by management. Special arrangements may require as long as 72 hours’ notice to secure.
• Please contact us with any health concerns you may have.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.