This Central Texas museum, opened in early 2015, hopes to be hub for STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) education for children and young adults. The hope is to inspire ...

Though Camp Mabry is a military base, civilians are welcome on Camp Mabry grounds to run around the facility's track, to visit the array of museums and exhibits, or ...

Part museum, part classroom, East Austin's Limerick-Frazier House is a standing testament to the rich legacy of African-American cooking in Austin's diverse history. With a collection of cookbooks ...

The beautiful Greek-styled home that seems out of place on San Gabriel Street is a historical museum cared for today by the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America ...

Looking to find what other treasures exist on Sixth Street beyond the endless bar-hopping? How about a tour of mysterious and fantastic exhibits presenting the bizarre and uncanny from across ...

Nestled in the north end of Hyde Park. the Elisabet Ney Museum is the former home and studio of the artist who preserved the likenesses of foreign dignitaries, aristocrats and ...

Lady Bird Johnson's memory is well-preserved at this beautiful conservation center and museum. With thousands of native Texas plant species, the Wildflower Center is a fantastic way to see ...

Contained in the palatial Texas Memorial Museum, the Texas Natural Science Center contains an impressive collection of specimens from the fields of paleontology, geology, biology, herpetology, ichthyology and entomology based ...

The French Legation was originally built by the French diplomat to The Republic of Texas and later became the residence of the Robertson family for over 100 years. In 1956 ...

The O. Henry Museum is the preserved home of controversial figure William Sidney Porter, better known by the pen name O. Henry, author of such universal short story classics as ...