Things to Do in Austin on Sunday.

Scenic waterfront boardwalk and 10-mile trail offering skyline views

Looping along the shores of Lady Bird Lake, the Ann and Roy Butler Trail features a continuous boardwalk suspended over the water with multiple scenic overlooks, shaded rest stops, and panoramic reflections of downtown high-rises.

Austin's quintessential vibrant strip for boutique shopping, eateries, and live music

South Congress Avenue captures Austin's eclectic culture with iconic vintage neon signs, historic music venues like The Continental Club, local boot shops, lively open-air patio cafes, and direct views of the Texas Capitol.

Majestic sunset-red granite statehouse surrounded by landscaped historic grounds

Completed in 1888, the Italian Renaissance Revival Capitol stands 308 feet tall at the crown of Congress Avenue. Visitors can tour the monumental rotunda, legislative chambers, and 22 acres of tree-lined grounds adorned with historic monuments.

Austin's iconic spring-fed natural pool in the heart of Zilker Park

Fed by underground natural springs that maintain a refreshing 68-70°F year-round, Barton Springs Pool spans three acres of crystal-clear water surrounded by grassy limestone hillsides and towering pecan trees.

Historic high point with panoramic vistas over Lake Austin and the 360 Bridge

Rising 775 feet above sea level in Covert Park, Mount Bonnell offers a short 102-step limestone climb that rewards visitors with sweeping panoramic views of the Colorado River, the Hill Country, and the Austin skyline.

A 31-acre tranquil garden oasis featuring koi ponds, trails, and themed groves

Known as the jewel in the heart of Austin, Zilker Botanical Garden features the Taniguchi Japanese Garden with cascading waterfalls and koi ponds, a prehistoric garden with dinosaur tracks, rose gardens, and views of downtown Austin.