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212 Walter Seaholm Dr, Austin, TX 78701, USA Get directions

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Tucked into Austin's Seaholm District—a former power plant turned mixed-use riverside development near Lady Bird Lake—this mural is the kind of public artwork you'll come across while walking between the area's shops, restaurants, and the nearby hike-and-bike trail. It's worth a brief stop to take in up close, especially if you're already exploring the revitalized warehouse-and-industrial blocks west of downtown.

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212 Walter Seaholm Dr, Austin, TX 78701, USA Get directions

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