Things to see and do Hill Country

The 36 ^th President of the United States, the Democrat Lyndon Johnson, comes from the region: he was born and died in Stonewall and lived much of his life in Johnson City. This local pride resulted in a national park, which covers two sites. The first is located in the city of Johnson City. In particular, you can see the president's children's home with a guided tour that leaves every half hour at 9 pm.

At Stonewall, 14 miles from there going to Mcsherrystown, the second part of the park, the LBJ Ranch, where the presidential couple lived.

Free passes are obtained to enter the park and drive there to the visitors'centre of Stonewall. In addition to the ground, Texas White House, Texas White House, is available daily from to.

The Folk Art Museum of Central Texas is an art museum located in Austin, Texas. Founded in 2015, the museum collects, preserves and exhibits folk art from around the world. Currently, the museum does not have a permanent space open to the public, but presents its works in rotating exhibitions in public venues around the county. Exhibitions take place in county government buildings and offices, schools, libraries, museums, colleges and universities. The museum currently has over 700 pieces of folk art, and its collection continues to grow. The museum does not purchase art for its collection, but accepts donations from the public. For more information on donations, please contact Gloria Pennington at Austin Friends of Folk Art.

With close to 1 000 ha, the Benson Farm Ranch is known in the corner as the hunter's ranch. Residents accompany who wishes, rifle to shoulder, to uncover deer and other more exotic animals in the wild. The ranch employees are also very knowledgeable about fishing and multiply excursions to nearby rivers. There is a possibility to sleep in the rooms not really charming.