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Austin City Guide
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501 N Interstate Hwy 35 Suite 211, Austin, TX 78702, USA Get directions
Just east of downtown along the I-35 frontage, the Austin City Guide office is a visitor-information and tour-booking stop where you can sort out logistics—what's worth your time, how to get there, which tours actually fit your trip—before heading out into the city. Keep in mind it runs on weekday hours, opening mornings through early afternoon, so it's best worked into the start of a day rather than an evening plan.
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