• The Driskill - This is the one to explore inside! This architectural gem boasts a fascinating history. Discover the inspirations behind its design through the ages.
• Bremond Block - At Bremond Block, enjoy a leisurely walk around a beautifully preserved block of Victorian homes and learn about their architectural development.
• Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Court House - From the outside, admire and learn about this pre-Depression Art Deco monument.
• Texas Governor’s Mansion - This mansion may seem out of place among commercial and government buildings, but a century ago, these blocks were filled with houses, some even larger than the Governor’s Mansion.
• Texas State Capitol - There’s so much to say about the largest State Capitol building in the country. Its architecture tells numerous fascinating stories. Hear a few of them from the south lawn.
• St. Mary’s Cathedral - From the outside, discover the history of the Cathedral and its unique construction.
• Capitol Complex Visitors Center - It certainly stands out among its neighbors. From the outside, discuss the oldest and possibly most unusual state building still standing in Austin.
• Paramount Theatre - From across the street, enjoy a great view of the theatrical ornamentation of this 1915 construction.

• English-speaking tour guide

• Gratuities

Discover the rich architectural history of Austin, starting with the historic Capital Square. Here, government buildings erected from 1856 to 1933 display a mix of architectural styles. Visitors can admire delightful residential homes with eclectic Victorian designs, and conclude the journey at the lively Congress Avenue historic business district, all of which embody the varied aesthetic tastes of their times.

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