BULLOCK MUSEUM in Austin, Texas houses a 300-year-old shipwreck, a French colonial ship that sank in 1686 while explorer the Mississippi River. The museum features one of the biggest IMAX screens in Texas.
ACL MUSIC FESTIVAL draws about 450,000 attendees over two weekends. The festival is famous for ACL Eats, which exclusively features a wide selection of food, drink, and sweets from Austin's.
AUSTIN VISITORS GUIDE. The Congress Avenue Bridge is where to see the bats at sunset! The best time to see them emerge is right at sunset or slightly after from mid-March through early November).
PHIL'S FISH MARKET & EATERY is a famous, long-standing seafood restaurant & fish market, best known for its award-winning Cioppino. "One of the 5 Best Beach Restaurants in the World" – BBC Travel.
SAN FRANCISCO BIKE RENTAL is located near Fisherman's Wharf conviniently for a full day of exploring the famous National Park Bike Path, the Presidio and over the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito.
MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM is located directly on the edge of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, creating a truly authentic environment for a Living Kelp Forest and its Open Sea exhibit.
CLEARWATER MARINE AQUARIUM Research Institute, a non-profit working animal hospital which became world-famous because of Winter, an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin who was rescued in 2005 after losing her tail in a crab trap.
CANTOR ARTS CENTER at Stanford University is one of the most visited university art museums in the USA. The museum was originally founded in 1891 as a memorial to Leland Stanford Jr., who was himself a teenage collector. It is Entirely Free.
LITTLE'S OYSTER BAR has quickly become a standout in the Houston dining scene for their signature seafood dishes like chicken-fried "own catch" red snapper with sauce ravigote, lobster gnocchi with crispy potato skins, and charcoal-grilled octopus.