Texas State Capitol
FreeAustin's pink-granite capitol dome stands taller than the US Capitol, and free tours run daily.

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Texas Travel Information Center is a sightseeing stop in Austin, TX, part of the Austin guide. Cost: free.
112 East 11th Street · Austin, TX
The Texas Travel Information Center is housed in the restored 1857 General Land Office building on the southeast corner of the Texas Capitol grounds in Austin. It is one of a statewide network of centers run by the Texas Department of Transportation. Certified travel counselors provide route planning, current road conditions, event listings and free state maps.
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