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Bastrop County Historical Society Museum
This museum offers a multitude of artifacts that emphasize local history. It is located in a historical house built in 1850. The exhibits include furniture, clothing, musical instruments, medical tools and other western artifacts. Open from Monday to Saturday.
Address: 702 Main St Bastrop TX USA 78602
 1 512 303-0057
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Established in 1956, Wimberley's Pioneer Town contains structures from the mid to late 1800s. A blacksmith shop, an opera house, a general store and a gun shop are just a few of the numerous buildings for guests to see. A museum containing examples of Western art is also located on the property, as well as a working chapel used for weddings and a cafe/ice cream parlor.
Address: 333 Wayside Dr. Wimberley TX USA 78676
 Send an Email 1 512 847-7060
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The University of Texas Tower stands at 307 feet, and offers sightseers a comprehensive view of downtown, as well as the Hill Country surrounding Austin.
Address: 23rd Street and Guadalupe Austin TX USA 78705
1 512 475-6599
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Governor's Mansion-Austin
This building is the home to the current state governor, as it has been since 1856. This is one of the oldest buildings in Austin, and tours are available; it is recommended that visitors call ahead for tour information, as the governor has the power to cancel tours at will.
Address: 1010 Colorado Street Austin TX USA 78701
1 512 463-5518
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