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Austin Attractions
 At Austin Zoo, adults and kids together enjoy the great outdoors and experience a close view at animals from around the world in family friendly location. Austin Zoo offers a shady picnic place, an ideal location to hold a child's party, a family gathering or a group event. It is situated just 20 minutes from downtown of Austin.
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 Founded by the former first lady and the late Helen Hayes to keep native North American plants, this garden of wildflowers is situated on 42 acres and is open to the public for touring. The Wildflower Center can inspire a greater understanding of nature's gorgeous plan, and spread this wisdom across the world.
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 The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in downtown Austin, Texas, demonstrates the story of Texas with three floors of breathtaking exhibits, the special effects show and Austin's only IMAX Theatre. This Museum connects original artifacts with latest technology.
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 This famous museum describes the life and service of the former president with exhibits and memorabilia. The museum provides year-round public viewing of its enduring traditional and cultural exhibits. The presidential specialty shop proposes original campaign items together with a collection of books, gifts, and souvenirs.
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More Texas Attractions
 This garden extends off the shores of White Rock Lake. Anyone would be impressed with the 66 acres of lush, ideal landscapes hold plenty of trees, bushes and flowers. Quaint and tranquil walkways meander throughout the grounds, with countless coves.
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 The tropical rain forest in the inner part of a huge glass pyramid, finished with waterfalls, cliffs, butterflies, birds, fish and, the last purchase, bats, is the feature of this enormous educational center which has two other pyramids, a pool, beach, spa and even hotel!
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 A 22,000-gallon tunnel with a breathtaking view of underwater reef flora and fauna is the main point of this famous aquarium that also runs a preservation program including young green sea turtles. A trip to The Dallas World Aquarium can be a unique education experience or an in-depth study of the wildlife and conservation.
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 This park holds 545 acres of land and is located just beyond the Museum District. The parkland is rich with wood and has an 18-hole open course, picnic areas, and playscapes. Also it features Japanese garden and Miller Outdoor Theater, which often arranges plays and musical performances.
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 Dallas's Old West heritage is finely demonstrated in this downtown 13-acre park of over than 37 historic buildings. The complex restored a late-19th-century village, accomplished with a redbrick Main Street, Victorian homes, a log cabin dating from 1847, and bygone buildings featuring a train depot, general store, one-room church, schoolhouse, bank and law offices.
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 This restored station is very unusual and interesting place, and one can explore the train replicas for many hours. The old Santa Fe Depot looks just the same as it did in its 1930s heyday. Multimedia studios will teach the history of rail transportation in the area. It is probably the ideal location to bring the kids for a full day of activities.
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