As two of Texas' biggest and most-distinctive cities, San Antonio and Austin boast landmarks that command the attention of locals and tourists alike.
As two of Texas' biggest and most-distinctive cities, San Antonio and Austin boast landmarks that command the attention of locals and tourists alike. But sometimes it's more intriguing to go off the beaten path — and what's more quintessentially American than the tradition of visiting roadside attractions?
From giant sculptures and natural wonders to kooky art and oddities, there are plenty of attractions worthy of a detour — including a recreation of the ancient Stonehenge monument. With that in mind, we rounded up 20 roadside attractions in the Alamo City, Austin and the Hill Country that are worth visiting at least once.A remnant of the classic 1920s chain of drive-in Pig Stand restaurants, Frank’s Hog Stand reopened in 2010 and served all-American eats.
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