Austin Neighborhood Guides

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Allandale

Developed in the 1950s, Allandale is known for its shady streets winding along Shoal Creek, slightly larger lots, and mid-century style. It's authentically Austin.

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Anderson Mill Neighborhood Guide

Anderson Mill is a neighborhood of about 15,000 households nestled just south of the intersection between Hwy. 183 and Hwy. 45. There are several parks in or near the neighborhood, as well as golf courses, coffee shops, and restaurants.

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Barton Hills Neighborhood Guide

Tree-lined streets with scenic vistas are a hallmark of this eclectic community where the "keep Austin weird" spirit reigns supreme. Nearby Zilker Park is also a draw.

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Bouldin Creek Neighborhood Guide

Bordered by South Congress, Bouldin Creek is a diverse, laid-back neighborhood in touch with the “Keep Austin Weird” vibe. Quirky shops mix with trendy cafes and old-school Mexican joints. There’s also a thriving food trailer scene.

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Brentwood

Brentwood is an established neighborhood in north central Austin. It is a historic yet happening neighborhood with a serene personality. Notable are its vintage burger bars and restaurants.

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Clarksville

Just west of downtown, this historic part of the city is filled with landmarks and beautiful views along its hilly streets. The low-key, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood is known for its modest bungalows and long-standing cafes and shops.

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Downtown Austin Neighborhood Guide

Downtown Austin or as locals like to call it, ATX. Enjoy one of the fastest growing cities in the heart of it all. Whether you enjoy fancy restaurants, theater or jogging around the lake, Downtown Austin has something for everyone.

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East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood Guide

Home to tons of local history and deeply-rooted culture, Austin's East Cesar Chavez neighborhood is where old Austin meets new. Experience local, family-owned restaurants and shops in the area, along with dive bars, hip cafes, art galleries and more.