Things To Do
BARTON SPRINGS POOL
A natural spring pool located in Zilker Park. An Austin staple. Nothing cures a wedding hangover like a dip in the always cold Barton Springs water!
Nixta Taqueria
Chef Edgar Rico recently won a James Beard award for Emerging Chef and is a friend of ours! Highly recommend for a unique and amazing taco experience. Very vegan/vegetarian friendly.
Lady Bird Lake Trail
Right behind The Line you'll find the Lady Bird Lake Trail that is great for walking and/or biking while exploring the city. You'll also find kayak and paddle board rental spots along the trail if you want to get out on the river!
Fareground
Located right across the street from our hotel, The Line, is Fareground - Austins first food hall. Part park/park marketplace, Fareground is one of a kind. Modern food hall with six permanent restaurants, beer, wine, cocktails & an outdoor picnic area.
Zilker Park
"Austin's most loved park" - A gigantic metropolitan park located right in the middle of the city. A great place to go hang on a nice day.
Veracruz All Natural
Taco window in The Line Hotel - Home of Matt's favorite taco in Austin, the Migas breakfast taco.
Rainey Street
An adorable, neighborhood-y street, with craftsman houses that are actually bars, string-light covered patios, food trucks, craft cocktails, and a constant stream of people looking to party.
Terry Black's Barbecue
Another great Texas BBQ spot. One of the few BBQ joints that is open for dinner.
South Congress
Walk across the infamous "Bat Bridge" (South Congress Bridge) to the South Congress Neighborhood. This vibrant neighborhood south of Lady Bird Lake is a must-stroll for visitors and a popular hangout for locals. South Congress oozes homespun character and boasts the story of Austin’s yesteryear in its boutiques, eateries, galleries and music venues.
El Alma
Looking for casual Tex-Mex and great margaritas close to The Line? El Alma is your spot.
LBJ Presidential Library
Located on a 30-acre site on The University of Texas at Austin campus. Visitors will experience the life and times of Lyndon B. Johnson, one of our nation's most fascinating presidents, and the era of his administration—the turbulent 1960s.