• Love, Tito’s - The tour begins and concludes at Love, Tito’s, located on the historic Lavaca St. in downtown Austin. This charming retail shop is the exclusive outlet for Austin’s renowned Tito’s Vodka, which has gained global fame but originated right here in Austin. The welcoming and knowledgeable staff at Love, Tito’s are eager to share the inspiring journey and rich heritage of Tito’s. Opening at 11:00 am, it’s the ideal starting point for an Austin adventure! Please note, Tito’s samples are not available.
• Willie Nelson Statue - Situated proudly in front of the Moody Theater, the statue of Willie Nelson is a symbol of why Austin is celebrated as the “Live Music Capital of America.” Additionally, a cast bronze map at this location details “old Austin” and its surrounding waterways, providing a perfect historical backdrop for the tour.
• Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail - The private Austin walk includes a picturesque section of the Lady Bird Lake hiking trail. It’s a short, scenic walk from the Congress Ave. bridge, known as Bat Bridge, to the historic Rainey St. District. During the walk, the guide will share insights about the famous Austin bats and the history of Austin’s barges and ferries before the era of iron bridges. This shaded trail offers stunning views of the city skyline and Lady Bird Lake. :-)
• Rainey Street Historic District - The Rainey Street District is one of Austin’s hidden gems! It features a unique blend of towering new condominiums and charming cottages and bungalows. These quaint homes, once private residences, now house some of the city’s finest and most entertaining restaurants and breweries. In the Rainey District, visitors can enjoy a drink or delicious food truck fare at the “Stay Put Brewery,” an award-winning brewery with access to some of the city’s best food trucks!
• O. Henry Home & Museum - The home of the esteemed American author, William Sydney Porter, also known as O. Henry, is located near downtown’s heart. This brief stop honors O. Henry’s life and story in Austin during the 1880s.
• Joseph and Susanna Dickinson Hannig Museum - Adjacent to the O. Henry home is the former residence of local hero Susanna Dickinson, the sole survivor of the Alamo (1836). Here, the tour recounts Susanna’s courage, as she not only survived the Alamo but also saved her daughter Angelina.
• 6th Street - During the downtown Austin walking tour, visitors will explore two blocks of the renowned “Dirty 6th Street.” Most storefronts on east 6th date back to the 1870s and 1880s. The knowledgeable guides will highlight the best spots for food and live music!
• The Driskill - The Driskill is a stunning example of Austin’s gilded age. This historic hotel has stood proudly at the edge of East 6th since its completion in 1886. After a tour of the hotel lobby, guests can choose to enjoy a drink at the Driskill bar and grill, providing a perfect conclusion to the private tour of the Capital city!

• 2.5-hour private walking tour for you and your group
• Local Austin guide’s insider tips

• Food and drink not included in price of tour

This exclusive pedestrian excursion is distinctive because it offers a real look at Austin from a local’s vantage point. We provide a day filled with activities that a native of the city would prefer, as opposed to common tourist places. You’ll enjoy the cream of the crop in terms of food and beverages, along with informative historical insights about the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.