Ceremony - Mayfield Park & Cottage

Rehearsal Dinner - Waterloo Ice House Restaurant

Bradford Suites - Block Rates

Crestwood Suites

Fairfield Inn

Springhill Suites

Amy's Ice Cream

There are 10 locations in Austin, but this is our favorite stop for ice cream. Try the mexican vanilla with the crush'in of your choice. It is food and entertainment.

Central Market

Grocery shopping at its best. Tasty restaurant with tables under the trees and a cool playscape!

Chuy's

Great Austin Tex-Mex!

Hula Hut

Rudy's "Country Store" & BBQ

Can't beat the ambience or the "Sause"!

Texadelphia

Ambience not as cool as the original on the "drag", but tasty cheesesteaks all the same.

The Salt Lick - Texas BBQ

OK, technically this is not in Austin, but we count it as one of our favorite hometown bbq joints. Take a cooler full of cold refreshing beverages (BYOB - none sold there b/c dry county), visit under some trees while listening to live Texas music, and then share some homestyle, all-you-can-eat BBQ! Save room for cobbler.

Antone's

Cool live music in the warehouse district.

The Paramount Theatre

Check out what is playing at one of Austin's oldest and coolest landmark theatres. Home of the Tuna plays

Austin Children's Museum

Kids of all ages love the hand-on, crawl-through exhibits.

Bat Flight Form Under Congress Bridge

The world's largest urban bat colony emerge from under the Congress Avenue Bridge each dusk from March to October. Free fun for the whole family!

Blanton Museum of Art

Art is cool! The Blanton's permanent collection is composed of over 17,000 works of art from Europe, the United States, and Latin America. The museum also features a dynamic changing exhibition schedule that allows visitors to experience a broad range of artistic expression and history.

Bob Bullock Texas State Histroy Museum

We recommend the Star of Destiny movie showing in the Texas Spirit Theatre as well as the history exhibits. Also features an IMAX theatre.

Harry Ransom Center

Cool stuff! Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2007, the Harry Ransom Center has evolved into a world-renowned cultural institution. The Ransom Center houses the Gutenberg Bible (ca. 1455), the First Photograph (ca. 1826), film archives of David O. Selznick and Robert De Niro, paintings by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and major manuscript collections of James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, T. S. Eliot, D. H. Lawrence, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Tennessee Williams, and Norman Mailer, to name but a few of its treasures.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

The Wildflower Center is a botanical garden in Austin, Texas, dedicated to native plants. Best time to visit is in the spring. Lucky you!

LBJ Library & Museum

Check out the talking LBJ - for FREE!

McKinney Falls State Park

McKinney Falls State Park in south Austin, is a 744.4-acre park acquired in 1970 from private donation and opened to the public in 1976. It is only a short drive of 13 miles from the capitol building, making it one of Austin's best kept secrets. Head to the outdoors!

Mount Bonnell

Climb the 100 stone steps for one of the best-known views in town. See the Austin skyline, Lake Austin, the Colorado River, and the homes of the rich and famous.

Texas Capital & Visitor's Center

Is the Texas Capital taller than the National Capital? Where does the red granite come from? Who was Ma Ferguson and why is Governor Perry's hair so big?

University of Texas

Hook'em at the UT Tower and the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Maybe you can see Bevo and pick-up some burnt orange memorabilia.

Whole Foods

It is not a grocery store - but a culinary and sensual experience!