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268 reviews 31 travel blogs 27 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Government building, Historic site
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction State Capitol Austin
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Duck tours and bats
It is Sunday morning. I've set my alarm for the obscenely early hour of 7 am because I have a task - run 8 miles!!! As part of my half-marathon training (I am hoping to complete the San Diego rock-and-roll half marathon in early June), I am building up to the 13.1-mile distance over a series of long runs, each one a couple of miles longer than the …
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1 Room, 12 People
Travelled about 550km.
We went to th caiptol of Texas! On the way to get there the scenery changed again. "Thats all ive got to say about Austin!" wrote Sarah. But well there is a bit more to tell about this place. ,)
We got there and it was already ver, very cold. So the most of us couldnt be bothered to go to town in the daytime to …
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Dillos, tin shacks and hats...
... up around the Uni, there are over 50,000 students here so it's a fairly major player in the local economy. Since Austin is also the State capitol, government departments make up a large part of the employment map. We lunched in a tin shack that we had ...
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Austin TX
Today Don and I headed into Austin, the state capital for a look-see. The state capitol, our first stop, was built from Sunset Red Texas Granite and when built was the 7th largest building in the world. It is higher than the US Capitol ...
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The search for Flip-Happy Crepes
... for free. Add into the mix the modern history and art museums, regular and presidential libraries, handsome event centers, the State Capitol and grounds, more book stores and coffee shops than you could count, warm days and balmy nights where the ...
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God bless Texas, live music & those dumb *******s
... jostain erehdyttävästi poliittiselta palopuheelta kuulostavaa selostusta. Sitä kohti sitten tietenkin, ja kyllä, Teksasin hallintotalon (Texas State Capitol, oon oikeesti vaivannut päätäni tällä mutta en keksi parempaa käännöstä) edessä ...
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I thought this was meant to be a break
... vibe about it, I feel very comfortable here. After covering plenty of ground on foot, including making my way up to the State Capitol I started to wilt. Feeling super tired, made it back to my room ordered a pizza and fell asleep real early tonight. ...
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Day 5
... seemed to be filled with many younger folks. I strolled around looking for old maritime museums and ships, but all I found was a state capitol building and a river with bridges, underneath which many bats live. I made 3 boxes of macaroni and cheese for ...
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Honky tonk heaven
... those who learnt everything they know about Texas from films!) It was really well laid out and very interesting. We then visited the State Capitol which is, strangely, pink. It is the second largest after Washington DC and can be seen all the way along ...
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Day by Day in Austin, Texas
... to the Bob Bullock Texas State History Musuem. After about 3 hours we were done at the museum and headed over to the State Capitol complex. This is our 20th Capitol but the first one in over a year. Guess that means we haven't ...
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Austin, more of a night spot!!!
... day we were there had very little traffic and it only took about 5-10 minutes for the bus to get us to the Texas State Capitol Building. On arrival at the Capitol we had to check in with security and managed to jump almost immediately onto a free ...
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Mellow and Mexican
... junction of 2nd Street and Congress Avenue, then walked up Congress Avenue to the Capitol Building. The Austin Capitol Building is the largest State Capitol building in America and contains the offices of all Texas Senators, House Representatives, the ...
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