A 1931 Art Deco theater producing Broadway musicals.
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The 1888 pink granite capitol, taller than the US Capitol.

The presidential library and museum of Lyndon B.

The Contemporary Austin's downtown Jones Center, across Congress Avenue from the Paramount, shows contemporary art and has a rooftop event space.

Austin's Central Library, opened in 2017 by Shoal Creek, has a rooftop garden, an event space and gallery shows, and runs film and author programs.
Austin's performing arts center on Lady Bird Lake is home to Austin Opera, Austin Symphony and Ballet Austin, with a terrace looking back at the skyline.
The South Lamar Alamo Drafthouse is the cinema chain's home base, the site of Fantastic Fest and a regular SXSW Film & TV Festival venue.
The Austin Film Society, founded by Richard Linklater in 1985, runs this two-screen art-house cinema for repertory, international and independent film.

The Bullock tells the story of Texas, and its Texas Spirit Theater and IMAX screen are regular SXSW Film & TV Festival venues.

The Blanton is the University of Texas at Austin's art museum, with European, American and Latin American collections and Ellsworth Kelly's chapel-like building, Austin, on its grounds.

The University of Texas at Austin's humanities research center holds one of the great film archives, including the David O.
The former State Theatre, next door to the Paramount, opened as a movie house in 1935.
Opened in 1915 as the Majestic, the Paramount on Congress Avenue is Austin's grand historic theater.

An interactive museum exploring the invention, production, marketing, and global popular culture of SPAM.

The Perry-Castañeda Library, the largest of the UT libraries, is a central hub for research and learning.

The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is a 330-seat theater presenting concerts, theater and dance.

Opened in 2010, located in Avola.
A free museum of contemporary art and craft from the Puget Sound region.