AUSTIN
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The 10 most popular keep austin weird & quirky in Austin. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Austin mural selfie tour by pedicab: 20+ photo stops, private guide, optional downtown hotel pickup, English service, breezy ride.
“Great personal tour with an informative guide to travel around Austin’s cool places of interest to us.”
A 2.5-hour small-group bike tour of Austin murals, Victorian streets, and the Texas State Capitol, with bikes and helmets included for $75.
“Our guide Trey was absolutely fantastic. He was very enthusiastic and knowledgable about Austin's history, art, and music scene. It was a great tour, and we felt very safe as it was mostly on dedicated bike lanes. We highly recommend this tour!”
Museum of Ice Cream Austin is a 1–1.5 hour, 12-installation play experience with ice cream, snacks, photo stops, and mobile tickets.
“Took my grandson who is 6 years old. He had a good time. Though it would have info on history of ice cream, so the museum is not quite right, ice cream was good but has no chocolate which is the only ice cream grandson will eat. But spoke to a manager and they provided…”
Austin gets its weird badge on this 2.5-hour small-group tour with A/C, snacks, live music, and stops at downtown icons.
“Such a great and entertaining tour around Austin. We had so much fun! I would 100% recommend for family and friends.”
2-hour phone-guided Keep Austin Weird scavenger hunt with a live remote host, quirky missions, and indoor-outdoor stops around Austin.
“I like the fully automated (via phone) scavenger hunt. Never done one before and my wife and I had a blast! Appreciated the help from the staff and the opportunity to meet some cool people along the way!”
A private roofless party bus tour through Austin murals and nightlife, with music, dance floor, BYOB options, and a Freddo stop.
“The tour was fun and the driver, Dede was flexible and engaging with our group. We had an absolute blast with her. The tour gave us a beautiful view and a beautiful city and we enjoyed every minute of it.”
A Zoom home scavenger hunt in Austin led by Kat Nelson. Creative missions, team scoring, and plenty of laughs in about an hour.
“A really fun activity for the whole family! This was a great way to celebrate a special occasion and be creative together. Would highly recommend!”
Tour re:3D’s Austin factory to see Gigabot 3D printing, learn about plastic reuse, then take home a 3D-printed rocket.
“An exciting way to see first-hand cutting-edge technology and learn about corporate responsibility in action. The 60-minute tour was informative and professional. I would highly recommend it to anyone curious about technology and innovation in Austin, Texas. Plus there is a really cool surprise gift for each visiting group.”
Austin’s original graffiti workshop takes you through East Austin, teaches the language of street art, then lets you tag with a local artist.
“Interesting learning about the history and culture of graffiti. Super fun learning and creating graffiti. Great for graffiti fans and those learning about it.”
Wonderspaces Austin is 75 minutes of hands-on, multimedia art with a rotating lineup of interactive installations in the heart of Austin.
