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Things to do in Austin, Texas (TX): The Best Sacred & Religious Sites
Every year thousands of hipsters, groupies, and die-hard fans flock to Austin for the annual South by Southwest festival, which has catapulted the Texas city up the must-visit charts for many travelers. The sandstone Capitol building is symbolic of the Lone Star State’s "bigger is better" mentality, featuring a gorgeous whispering gallery rotunda and 22 acres of grounds. Cool off with a dip in Barton Springs, a huge natural limestone pool that’s fed by underground sources.
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1. Bannockburn Church
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
At Bannockburn, everyone is welcome, because no one is perfect - and anything is possible with God! Bannockburn Church is a multi-site Church located in South Austin and Dripping Springs, Texas. Bannockburn was founded in 1973 and has grown to nearly 2000 members. The South Austin campus is the church's main campus with nearly 1000 weekly attendees while the Dripping Springs campus is in its eighth year with 250 weekly attendees.
2. St. Mary's Cathedral
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4.5 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Dozmond - Spokane, United States
Found St Mary’s only a few blocks from hotel and knew I needed to say a few prayers. Gorgeous place of worship on Veterans Day. Father Eduardo did a wonderful job in the service and on his sermon. Loved his energy—and his accent!
3. Radha Madhav Dham
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By juvlemm - Navi Mumbai, India
The temple and surrounding is beautiful. Many Indians visit there. Delicious Indian lunch is served as Prasad in afternoon.
4. Austin Hindu Temple
5. Sitagu Buddha Vihara
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Oranparker - Sulphur, United States
We saved this space for last at the end of our Austin trip. It is tucked away in the hills, and when you get there you’ll immediately appreciate it. It was beautiful and quiet. We took time to soak in the temple, as well as get some meditation time in. There are statues of Buddha from around the world. Incredible display. Make time for this space.
6. Xiang Yun Temple
7. Texas African American History Memorial
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Brend482 - Arlington, United States
This memorial is one of the newer and more impressive of the many monuments that surround the Capitol. It is a bronze bas relief monument that is divided into sculptural scenes from different eras of the African-American experience in Texas, from Spanish colonial times through slavery, reconstruction, civil rights and to the present. Extensive narrative plaques summarize each era.
8. Central Presbyterian Church
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3.0 based on 1 reviews
9. First Baptist Church
10. Congregation Beth Israel
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
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