Austin is one of those cities that can make a person's head spin when they are asked to explain what the city has to offer.

Got a big hungry group?
The best way to handle that big hungry group is with plenty of BBQ. There are two places that are particularly good at handling groups. Salt Lick BBQ is located 45 minutes south of downtown Austin. It's a rustic BBQ joint that can handle all the Austin bus rental groups you can send it. If you'd like to stay a little own to town Rudy's BBQ is good at churning out volumes of meat at reasonable prices.

Got a group of kids with too much energy?
If you've got a group that needs to cool down and expend some extra energy just drop them off at Barton Springs. There is a huge playground, a diving board, and plenty of open grass for them to burn off that energy. If you plan ahead, and you have a younger group, the Austin Children's Museum is a creative and fun way. Both locations have ample parking for your Austin bus rental.

Want to see something cool � and free?
Mt. Bonnell is a high point in the center of the city. Climb a million limestone stairs and you can see sweeping views of the hill country landscape. And then there is the swarms of bats. Yes, it's true. If you stand on the Congress bridge in downtown Austin and wait to just after sunset you will see bats fly out for their nightly hunt. There are so many of them that they look like undulating black clouds moving across the sky. No they don't bite or get near you. They just look cool.

Want to party?
No problem. Austin has got a flavor of nightlife for everyone. The best part is that the bulk of the nightlife scene is all downtown. From live music and a college scene on 6th Street to the chique lounges on 4th you're sure to find something that fits your group. Using an Austin bus rental is a great way to keep your group safe when you party as well.

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