Things to Do
Things to Do across Austin, TX.
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Barton Creek Country Club
Austin
Tucked into the Hill Country southwest of downtown Austin, Barton Creek Country Club is a private golf and athletic club whose courses wind through the limestone bluffs and cedar-covered terrain that define this stretch of the Edwards Plateau. Keep in mind it's a members-and-guests club rather than a public facility, so access typically runs through membership or an affiliated resort stay.
Sage Blossom Massage
Austin
Tucked along US-290 in southwest Austin's Oak Hill area, Sage Blossom Massage is a wellness spot focused on therapeutic massage and bodywork, with sauna and bath amenities rounding out the experience. It keeps weekday evening hours, so it's an easy stop after a day exploring the Hill Country edge of town.
Premier Health and Wellness -Medical and Medspa
Austin
Just west of downtown in the Clarksville area, Premier Health and Wellness pairs a medical practice with medspa services, so the same visit might cover a doctor's consultation alongside skin care, hair care, or spa treatments. It keeps weekday morning-to-late-afternoon hours, which makes it a place to plan around rather than drop into on a whim.
Lions Municipal Golf Course
Austin
Lions Municipal Golf Course — known locally as "Muny" — is a public course tucked into the Tarrytown neighborhood west of downtown Austin, set on land leased from the University of Texas and woven into the city's golf history since the early 20th century. First-time visitors will notice its walkable, old-school layout and mature tree cover, along with affordable green fees that have long made it a gathering place for everyday Austin golfers.
Westlake Aesthetics & Wellness
Austin
Tucked into the Westlake area along Bee Caves Road, Westlake Aesthetics & Wellness is a med-spa and wellness clinic offering aesthetic and health-focused treatments under the care of medical staff. It's a by-appointment spot rather than a drop-in destination, so it's worth calling ahead to plan a visit around their midweek hours.
Restore Hyper Wellness
Austin
Tucked into the Lamar Union Plaza just south of downtown, Restore Hyper Wellness is a recovery-focused studio offering services like cryotherapy, IV drip therapy, infrared sauna, and compression — the kind of place you visit to bounce back after a long flight, a hard workout, or a late night on South Lamar. Walk-ins are possible, but since treatments are booked in time slots, it's worth calling ahead to reserve the service you're after.
Avery Ranch Golf Club
Austin
Avery Ranch Golf Club is a public 18-hole course tucked into the rolling terrain of far northwest Austin, with three distinct nine-hole layouts that play through the natural limestone ridges and native grasses common to the Hill Country's edge. Tee times open early—the course gets going at 6 a.m. on weekday mornings, which is worth knowing in the Texas heat, when an early round means cooler air and quieter fairways.
UT Golf Club
Austin
Tucked into the hills of northwest Austin near Steiner Ranch, UT Golf Club is the private home course of the University of Texas Longhorns golf teams, so there's a collegiate-orange thread running through the place. Visitors will notice the rolling Hill Country terrain right away, along with the members-and-guests feel that comes with a club tied to a major university program.
Hydrate IV Bar
Austin
Tucked into a strip off South Lamar in the 78704 neighborhood, Hydrate IV Bar offers vitamin drips and IV hydration therapy—the kind of pick-me-up Austinites tend to seek out after a long week, a tough workout, or a night on Rainey Street. It keeps daytime hours on weekdays, so plan to come during business hours rather than counting on a late-evening stop.
Morris Williams Golf Course
Austin
Morris Williams is an Austin municipal course on Manor Road, originally a 1960s-era city layout that reopened in recent years after a full redesign by Coore & Crenshaw, the design team behind some of the country's well-regarded courses. Set on the rolling terrain of East Austin, it's an easy-walking public course where you'll notice the wide, firm fairways and minimal rough that reward a ground game over aerial approaches.
Restore Hyper Wellness
West Lake Hills
Tucked into the Bee Caves Road shopping strip just west of downtown Austin, Restore Hyper Wellness is a recovery-focused spot offering services like whole-body cryotherapy, infrared sauna, IV drip therapy, and red light treatments. It's the kind of place locals fold into a routine rather than visit once, so it's worth booking ahead and arriving a few minutes early for your first session.
Spa by JW Austin
Austin
Austin's Spa by JW sits inside the JW Marriott downtown on East 2nd Street, a few blocks from the Convention Center and the Lady Bird Lake trails. It offers the standard menu of massages, facials, and body treatments in a quiet setting that contrasts with the busy downtown blocks just outside its doors.
Kuya Wellness
Austin
Tucked into a south Austin office park off Freidrich Lane, Kuya Wellness pairs contrast bathing — sauna and cold plunge — with spa and clinical wellness services under one roof. Expect a recovery-focused space geared toward sweating, cold immersion, and the kind of slow reset that's easier to find here than the address might suggest.
milk + honey | The Loren
Austin
milk + honey is an Austin-grown day spa, and this South Austin location sits along West Riverside Drive just across the river from downtown, offering the brand's signature massages, facials, and salon services. Expect a calm, understated setting and a full menu of treatments, with evening hours that make it easy to fit a visit in after work.
MATTR BIOwellness Club
Austin
Tucked into an office park off Southwest Parkway in the Oak Hill area, MATTR BIOwellness Club is a members-style spa and wellness studio on Austin's quieter southwest edge, away from the downtown bustle. Plan around its weekday hours, since it keeps a limited schedule and is geared more toward recovery and self-care than a quick drop-in.
The Tox Austin Downtown
Austin
The Tox Austin Downtown is a skincare studio specializing in facials and lymphatic drainage treatments, set in the Nueces Street corridor on the western edge of downtown. Expect a focused menu of body and face treatments rather than a sprawling full-service spa, with weekday hours that run into the evening.
Roy Kizer Golf Course
Austin
Roy Kizer Golf Course sits on Austin's southeast side, a links-style municipal course where the open, rolling terrain and Onion Creek's wetlands shape much of the play. Part of the city-run Jimmy Clay golf complex, it draws a mix of regulars and newcomers with affordable greens fees and a layout that rewards a thoughtful approach over raw distance.
Harvey Penick Golf Campus
Austin
Harvey Penick Golf Campus is a municipal facility named for the legendary Austin golf instructor, built around a driving range and practice greens with a par-3 course that makes it a practical spot to work on your short game rather than play a full round. First-timers will notice it's geared toward learning and practice, so bring a small bucket and expect a relaxed, low-key atmosphere closer to the east side of town.
Hancock Golf Course
Austin
Hancock Golf Course is Austin's oldest golf course, a compact nine-hole layout in the Hyde Park neighborhood that dates back to the city's early days and plays short and walkable, making it a favorite for quick rounds and beginners. You'll notice its tree-lined fairways and old-Austin character right away, tucked just east of campus near the historic Hancock neighborhood.
Riverside Golf Course
Austin
Riverside Golf Course sits just southeast of downtown Austin along the Colorado River, an accessible municipal-style layout that's flat and walkable, making it a practical option for a casual round close to the city. Bring plenty of water in warmer months—the course is fairly open, and the Texas sun finds you quickly on the back nine.
Perspire Sauna Studio
Austin
Cut from rough cedar and Austin warmth, Perspire Sauna Studio on North Lamar offers private infrared sauna sessions—a quieter, low-key alternative to the city's bigger wellness centers, where you book your own room rather than sharing a communal space. First-timers will notice the studio leans toward a calm, no-frills routine, with early-morning hours that make it easy to fit a session in before the workday.
Barton Creek Fazio Canyons Golf Course
Austin
Set in the rolling Hill Country southwest of downtown Austin, the Fazio Canyons course at Barton Creek is a Tom Fazio design that threads across natural canyons and limestone terrain, with native grasses and dramatic elevation changes giving each hole its own character. Note that tee times run roughly 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the course is closed Tuesdays, so it's worth confirming availability before you make the drive out.
Alchemy Wellness Med Spa
Austin
This is a straightforward editorial writing task — no rules implicated, just a place description. Let me write it within the constraints. Alchemy Wellness Med Spa sits in a quiet stretch of Austin's Tarrytown neighborhood, a small medical spa offering aesthetic and wellness treatments rather than a traditional day-spa experience. Note the limited weekday hours and appointment-based scheduling, so it's worth calling ahead before you stop by.
Gorg! Wellness & Aesthetics
Austin
Tucked into a second-floor space on Barton Springs Road in South Austin's 78704, Gorg! Wellness & Aesthetics blends spa treatments with medical aesthetic services just a short walk from Zilker Park and the Barton Springs corridor. Keep in mind it runs a limited midweek schedule—closed Mondays and open Tuesday and Wednesday into the early evening—so it's worth confirming hours before you plan a visit.