3 Best Landmarks in Austin, TX

I recently visited the Texas State Capitol in Austin, and I was really impressed. The building itself is beautiful, with its grand pink granite exterior and stunning dome. Inside, the Rotunda is breathtaking, and I loved learning about the state's history through the free guided tour. The Capitol grounds are also lovely, with well-kept gardens and statues. It’s a great spot for anyone interested in history or just exploring the city—it’s definitely worth a visit.

Everyone is very nice, the place is very clean even the bathrooms. We stopped in on a Saturday and there was a kids program going on on stop number 3. So we skipped it. You can pick up a map and give yourself a tour or take a guide tour. I did get turned around and asked an officer for help. It's a very nice stop to check out.

We visited the Texas Capitol over Spring Break and I had a wonderful time showing my teenage kids the history and magnificence of this building. There is so much history and since congress was in session, it was amazing to have free access to walk around throughout the hustle and bustle. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone.

Fantastic cultural and history learning experience, the tickets cost 16 dollars per person, at least for Sunday that was the day we visited the place the accept people until 4pm, it would be great if theywould have some staff guiding and providing information (maybe they have but as aforementioned we visited on Sunday) anyway the cartels are very explicative with images and rooms of documentaries. The exposition of the war in Vietnam is very educational with a little sense of immersion. I recommend asking for information about how to get to the 5 floor since there are a lot to see also there with an amazing view that you could miss since it is easy to think everything is in the 1st floor.

The entire museum takes 1 to 2 hours to go through depending on how much your interest is. The LBJ Presidential Library is so informational and incredible. They have information on LBJ and his presidency, a thorough Vietnam exhibit, and many items / artifacts to immerse you into what you are learning. The trip here was easy with security taking less than a minute and the ample parking outside. All the staff are friendly and helpful. It's a spectacular stop in Austin.

What a great place for our field trip! Everyone here was super nice and helpful. The museum was very well done. We spent about 2 and half hours here and didn't fully see it all. Well worth a second trip! The care for the place and this president show. The exhibits are so packed with history you cannot come out without having learned a lot, even if you knew a lot already. My respect for LBJ has grown immensely after this trip.