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Moon Austin, San Antonio, and the Hill Country
Moon Austin, San Antonio and the Hill Country provides you with the essential details needed to discover all the can't miss sights, attractions, and restaurants in the heart of Texas, while including the best lesser-known and local hotspots.
With firsthand experience and honest insight, local author Justin Marler provides you with all the tools you need to create your own unique experience. Justin's fun and creative travel suggestions can help you plan your perfect trip including, Austin's Music Scene, Austin in a Long Weekend, Texas Pride, (including the Alamo, historic sites, and museums), Hill Country Road Trip, and Family Fun.
Visit Barton Springs, Town Lake, the Mission Trail, and the Cave with No Name, or stroll through the curiosity shops on South Congress Ave. Learn about quirky Texas facts or cheer at a Longhorns game. Moon Austin, San Antonio and the Hill Country gives you the tools for an entirely uncommon, more personal, and ultimately more satisfying travel experience.
With firsthand experience and honest insight, local author Justin Marler provides you with all the tools you need to create your own unique experience. Justin's fun and creative travel suggestions can help you plan your perfect trip including, Austin's Music Scene, Austin in a Long Weekend, Texas Pride, (including the Alamo, historic sites, and museums), Hill Country Road Trip, and Family Fun.
Visit Barton Springs, Town Lake, the Mission Trail, and the Cave with No Name, or stroll through the curiosity shops on South Congress Ave. Learn about quirky Texas facts or cheer at a Longhorns game. Moon Austin, San Antonio and the Hill Country gives you the tools for an entirely uncommon, more personal, and ultimately more satisfying travel experience.
280 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2006
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April 18, 2008
As with most guidebooks, this was a good primer, but as it was published two years ago, most of the quoted prices for accommodations and food were out of date. Tack on at least $50 in some cases for the hotels, and $5 to $10 for restaurants.
The descriptions of Hill Country towns and attractions were quite accurate and up-to-date, but I never got a sense of Austin as a city based on the recommendations in the book, which was odd since the author lives there.
The descriptions of Hill Country towns and attractions were quite accurate and up-to-date, but I never got a sense of Austin as a city based on the recommendations in the book, which was odd since the author lives there.
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