Austin Sign — Attraction in Austin

Whenever I visit a new city, I try to find out its murals, specifically the greetings from the city mural. The giant vintage postcard is one of Austin's oldest and most visited murals. It is located on the side of the Roadhouse Relics Gallery and Studio.

The mural is inspired by a 1940s postcard and depicts Austin landmarks like the Congress Avenue Bridge, The University of Texas Tower, and Barton Springs. It was originally painted in 1998 by Todd Sanders, the owner of Roadside Relics and was last restored in 2013.

There are street parking available for you to park and enjoy the mural. Beware that the road there is very narrow. However, it is a must visit place in Austin. Highly...

Really nice mural. We went close to noon so the sun was nice and bright outside. It wasn't difficult getting here and also wasn't crowded either. There was a group of people that stopped by to take a quick selfie but other than that, we were able to take pictures here without feeling rushed or anything. We were already at the cafe next door so it was a quick walk to the...

The famous Austin Sign is located on W Annie St between S 1st St and S 2nd St.

I'd say you'd only need like 5 or 10 minutes at the Austin Sign since there's nothing else associated with the sign but the mural.

It's a cool spot to stop by for a quick pic. There is some street parking available close by so you won't have to...