In Austin Texas, it’s weirdly cold. People pride themselves on eating at a small hole-in-the-wall restaurant, or sipping a latte at a trendy mom and pop coffee house over a large chain. Tourists have many strange and unusual things to do in Austin, to enjoy the unique natural wonders. The man became a cathedral junk. Here is a list of 10 unusual things to do in Austin, Texas.
1. Ann W. Congress Avenue Bride Bat Cave: There is no person standing on the Congress Avenue Bridge every night who does not marvel at the Austin traffic, they are there as bats are my favorite and one of Austin’s most unusual attractions. Every night from mid-March to early November, approximately 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats swoop under the Congress Avenue Bridge and fill the Austin skyline in search of food. This is one of the largest populations of urban bats in the United States. You can watch bats on the water in a kayak, in a bat-watching boat, or on land at the south corner of the bridge. Parking is very limited in the area so expect a safe journey to get to the bridge.
2. Hippie Cave Park: If you prefer running around in your birthday suit, then Hippie Cave Park is the place you want to visit. You’ll find plenty of places to roam in Buffalo with 109 acres to explore on the rocky shores of Lake Travis; if you are lucky, you may see the Golden-rumped Warrior and the Black-capped Vireo, two endangered species. The park is reasonably priced for this unusual attraction in Austin, Texas 20 minutes from Interstate 35; It costs $10.00 plus $2.00 per vehicle to enter the park or you can enter by bicycle or foot for $3.00 plus a $2 surcharge. Senior citizen and veteran discounts are available. The park is open from 9:00 to dark.
3. Hamilton Pool Nature Preserve: Hike around the blue-green singing water of Hamilton Pool and maybe they can also cool off under a 60-foot waterfall formed by a collapsed cave. 232 When exploring the land, don’t be bored. If you’re lucky, you can see chattering orchids at this unusual attraction in Austin, Texas. Hamilton Pool Nature Preserve is located at 24300 Pool Rd Hamilton and is open from 9 am to 6 pm daily.
4. Cathedral of Junk: It is actually a building full of junk, but it has an odd sense of appeal as Salvador Dali‘s melting of clocks. At one level you wonder that one person can only accumulate stuff and another level got to respect the guy who can coherently pile up so much stuff in his home. it is like walking in a hut without the nest of garbage lying around. This is one weird Austin attraction that will take you hours to walk because there are so many things to feast your eyes on. Cathedral Junk is located at 4422 Lareina Drive.
5. South Austin Trailer Park Eatery: If you happen to be on the south side of town, eat at the trailer park . Who knew a trailer park could be so cool? You can try awesome cheap tacos with odd flavor combinations like fried chicken, green chilies, lettuce, pico de gallo or you can be trashy and get your taco with cases instead of lettuce at this unusual Austin, Texas attraction. 1311 South First St.
6. Go Wild Parakeet Hunting: Don’t really get out your big old Texas shot gun to hunt pretty little /a> green birds, but you wander around unsuccessfully looking to find wild parakeets. Don’t worry about looking weird in Austin looking for flyers. It’s an honorable fate in Austin. Don’t try to bring one home with you, because wild parakeets don’t take good care of it.
7. Search for Leslie, Augustine’s “Magisor”: “One of Augustine’s fateful descendants” is a cross-dressing homeless man named Leslie. who became a celebrity in Augustine. You can find him at almost any free event in Austin. Thanks to Austin’s warm climate, you can see Leslie dressed up and dressed any time of year.
8. Texas Music Museum: Come see why Austin He considers himself in the music capital. You can reminisce about all of your favorite Texas songs and see some rare photos of famous Tejano singers. The museum is free and open Monday-Friday from 9 am to 4:30 pm and is located at 1009 E. 11th Street.
9. See Lonestar Rollergirls play: See women in wild clothes jam around the roller skating rink to score points. The games are short with four 8 minute quarters, but you will have one heck of a show. These are bold, athletic, and festive. The roller derby season is from April to October. Tickets are $15 at the door or $13 in-line.
10. Castle Falkenstein: Do you think there are only castles in Europe? Think again. Texas 50 miles outside of Austin is Falkenstein Castle where you can drive up and see a real castle in the middle of Texas hill country in this singular attraction. Neuschwanstein Castle is similar to a small castle in Füssen in Bavaria, Germany. The only drawback to the castle is that you cannot enter the castle unless they are there for a private wedding with the owners of the Tour. Fort is located on Park Road 4 South, seven miles west of Highway 281.
From unique natural wonders, to celebrities and odd wonders, Austin, Texas has it all with its unique attractions. If you are looking for a fun, weird, unique and unusual vacation, then Austin, Texas is the ideal vacation.
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