AUSTIN
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The 3 most popular museums & cultural sites in Austin. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
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…”
Guided bike brunch day through Gruene and New Braunfels with a Faust Street Bridge photo stop, historic shops, and Landa Park Comal swim.
“I was looking forward to this tour during the Memorial Day weekend. I rented a car and drove 36 minutes to do this tour. When I got there the sign on the shop said that they were closed. A waste of time and money!!! If the bike tour is closed, why was I able to…”
Tour Austin’s 1856 Neill-Cochran House Museum with a self-guided audio tour, rotating exhibits, and the city’s only intact slave quarters.
“Very informative. Well cared for.”
