USA · AUSTIN TOURS
This is the shortlist you would text a friend: 10 austin tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Austin’s Capitol, music districts, mural, food trucks, and bat bridge on a two-hour small-group tour for $49.
“An awesome overview and tour of Austin. Sets us up for success on where to go and things to do. Ask for Jacqueline Washington. She’s the best.”
See Austin’s music landmarks, lakefront, bat bridge, and historic core on a lively 90-minute e-bike tour led by a local guide.
“Guide was fantastic, such a fun way to see Austin!! Plus the bikes were so fun to ride around on. Five stars!”
Taste Austin through brisket, breakfast tacos, street food, sweets, and a secret dish on a three-hour downtown or South Congress walk.
“I was more stuffed than I thought I’d be. Good thing I didn’t eat breakfast. Everything we had was good and my husband is a good cook and sometimes a harsh critic on restaurants so for him to like everything I know it had to be good. Zachary was a great tour guide and we could tell he enjoys living in Austin and sharing what he loves about it. Liked the bits of Austin history we learned along the way. I used to live in Austin and learned so much more that I didn’t previously know while on this tour. Thanks so much for a wonderful experience as we celebrated…”
See Austin’s Capitol, UT campus, 6th Street, South Congress, and Congress Avenue bats on a 75 to 90 minute double-decker tour.
“You get an overall view of part of the city. knowledgeable guide, convenient pick up across from parking garage.”
Review of Austin’s Hill Country BBQ and wine shuttle, with Salt Lick, two wineries, costs, timing, guide tips, and who should book.
“This was a really great experience. We had great bbq, great wine, and lots of fun. Luke was a fantastic guide.”
See Austin and the Hill Country from a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van, with 50+ sights, local stories, music landmarks, lakes, and food stops.
“The Guide was Great The bus ride was excellent This is highly recommended for new comers!! AUSTIN IS WEIRD!!”
Explore Austin’s haunted past on a 90-minute evening walk through the Driskill, Paramount, Dirty Sixth, and a historic speakeasy.
“Will was a great knowledgeable and friendly tour guide ! He knew a lot of history about Austin as well !”
See Austin by pedal-assist e-bike, from Barton Springs and murals to the Capitol and Congress Bridge, with a small group and local guide.
“This is a well-organized and very enjoyable electric bike ride through the streets and parks of Austin. And the bikes help us cover so much ground as we get to see the neighborhoods as well as city center in one 3-hour tour. Robert did an amazing job of pacing the tour, stopping to talk about culturally significant events at the numerous city parks, the magnificent city view and skyline, as well as the rich history of the area. The electric-assist bikes were easy to learn and use and made the whole experience a lot of fun. There were 4 of us, a family, and we had an amazing time and…”
See Austin’s Capitol, parks, lake, and Congress Avenue Bridge by bike in two hours with a local guide, bike, helmet, and useful city tips.
“A fun and immersive way to see Austin! Our guide Rob did a fantastic job leading us through the beautiful river and park bike paths and navigating through the scenic downtown. Each stop was a great choice and he offered some interesting facts about each and even took our pic anytime we liked! I highly recommend it! I’d possible, I’d recommend the morning ride, the weather was perfect for us, clear sky and perfect temps!”
Explore Austin’s live music scene by Mercedes Sprinter, visiting three venues with local guides, included entry, city stories, and practical nightlife tips.
“Get a taste of Austin live music. The team knows good music and were very time she organized. We got to see three good shows.”
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