The nearest major airport is the Austin Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Interstate No. 35 is about 30 miles north of Austin and about 10 miles north of Round Rock, passing through Central Texas and Georgetown. Georgetown is easily accessible from this road.

The new toll road 130 connects a toll road such as Georgetown and an airport to Austin.

The cave in the inner space is close to I-35, and is a geological and mysterious country. The square in the center of Georgetown is a must-see place to visit. Williamson County Court is in the center of the square, and there are many shops around it. Many of the buildings are historical and have been preserved and restored beautifully for many years. Many of the nearby houses are historic and the place to walk is also wonderful.

Georgetown is one of the rare communities that can avoid fires and destruction in early homes and public buildings. Currently, Georgetown has more than 180 houses and buildings on its National Register of Historic Sites.

There is also a Palace Theater near the square, and from 1925 to 1989 he served as the Georgetown Movie Theater. Now the palace functions as a true theater space and performs a lot.

Go to the Palace Theater show. Swim in the Lake Georgetown. Golf is one of the nine nearby courses. Since the "square" is called by locals for a friendly look for antiques and gifts.

A newly renovated county court in the center of Historic Square is the place for the famous Ku Klux Klan trial in Georgetown in the 1920s. Dan Moody, a competent prosecutor who won the case, later became Governor of Texas. The guided tour of the court is guided by the Williamson County Museum of History, and is guided by a court on Austin Street across the street.

Georgetown is known for its festivals and events held around the square. The Red Poppy Festival (Georgetown is the "capital of Red Poppy in Texas") is held every spring. Christmas Stall said the holiday season will begin in the first week of December. You can see the list of events at the Visitors Center in the square.

The first high-school institution to be recognized when Texas was a republic in 1840 after visiting the campus of Southwest University of Texas. Many university lectures and cultural events are open to the public.

In addition to shopping at a rare store in a historic square, there are modern shopping centers on the west side of January 1-35 in Wolf Ranch and Beverly Street. and shopping along the Williamson Drive, west of the highway. If you're looking for a Texas-related product, please visit the Square. It's a downtown area in the center of a downtown area.

Georgetown is a fast-growing community, and there are a variety of restaurants both locally and in chains. The popular local restaurants are as follows: Memorial, Diamond Thai, Wildfire, Dos Salsa, County seats.

• Silver & Stone Restaurant, 501s. Austin Ave, +1 512-868-0565. 11AM-2PM, 5PM-10PM M-Th, Gold 11-2 5-11, SAT 4-11. 

In the square of the town and near the Urfrench shopping center are wine shops, chantals, wine bistro and wine tasting rooms. Beer and wine are sold at local grocery stores.

In Georgetown, a newly renewed motel is found between 1 and 35. The historic old block has two beds and breakfasts: Harper Chesser Historic Inn and Sanga Briel House B&B.

Georgetown has a beautiful park route along the north and south branches of the Sanga Brier River, and within a mile of downtown there are dark picnics and playgrounds. The nine-mile path connects the 28-mile path at Lake Georgetown.