Austin Travel Facts

The Basics

City Name: Austin

Where is it located?: Austin is located in the south-central part of Texas

Why do people go there?: This state capital is the young, trendy happening place to be in Texas, with the University of Texas and the claim to be the live music capital of the world. Even if most of it is country.

How do travelers get there?: Drive or fly, although you can snag a bus.

Currency: US Dollar

City Code: 512

Other phone tips:

Population: 675 600

Languages: English

Travel Information

Neighborhoods:

Attractions: Univeristy of Texas, Capital, Active city

Accommodations: Austin Hostels

Tourist Office: Austin Tourist Office

Off-the-beaten-path:

Health Issues:

Tips for Visiting

When to go: Avoid the summer heat and come during any other season.

Common Phrases:

City Specific Events:

How to get around?: The metro will do the trick (or a car, but good luck with parking….)

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