Best Archaeological Remains In Austin Near Me

4worldlovers:
We will be closed on the following holidays: Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day.

HOT TIP FOR THOSE WITH FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES: Please consider visiting us on a weekday, as the museum is easier to browse the exhibits at your own comfort and pace.

Centrally located in the Historic 6th Street entertainment district in the heart of downtown Austin.

We are open 10am to 7pm every day, but we may be closed for certain holidays or bad weather.

Tickets to the museum are $12.99 for adults and $8.99 for kids under 8, and can be purchased in the shop.

The Museum of the Weird is located on Sixth Street in downtown Austin, Texas (between Neches and Trinity Avenues). We are in the same building as Lucky Lizard Curios & Gifts, our gift shop. Here’s the address:

Exit 6th Street. Go west on 6th Street until you see the intersection for Neches. After Neches, the museum is in the middle of the block on the right.

Exit 5th Street heading east. Take 5th passing Congress and continuing all the way to Neches. Turn left on Neches, and another left onto 6th. We’re in the middle of the block on the right.

Parking on most of 6th Street is free for up to 2 hours, otherwise there are plenty of paid parking lots and meters around the area. Free parking downtown on Sundays.

4worldlovers:
Meet live bats and discover why they are so important to our community. Wednesday, August 2.

4worldlovers:
The Barton Creek Greenbelt has multiple entrances along the creek. Above are just some of the most popular entry points.


For more info on accessing the trail, or about swimming, fishing and park rules – please visit the City of Austin Parks & Recreation Dept. website.