- The list below includes 59 free or cheap things to do in or near Salado, Texas, including 61 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Sculpture Parks, Farms & Ranches and National & State Parks.
- From Salado College Hill Park to Salado Sculpture Garden, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Salado and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Temple, Georgetown, Belton and Killeen.
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As a miniature golf center, Putt Putt Fun Center features a variety of outdoor courses ranging from 18 to 36 holes. The courses feature challenges and obstacles like walls, curves, changes in elevation, and more.
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At the Bass Concert Hall, guests will be able to watch Broadway Style Musicals at this location. The site, which is located on the campus of the University of Texas, also sells alcoholic beverages to its visitors.
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Named after the president that succeeded John F. Kennedy, the LBJ Presidential Library features forty-five million pages of historical documents and over 643 hours of recorded telephone conversations involving Lyndon Johnson and his associates. Unlike with most libraries, visitors must pay to enter this site.
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One of the premier public research institutions in the United States, the University of Texas at Austin offers its students a variety of Bachelor's, Master's, and doctorate programs. Additionally, the institution's athletic programs participate in the Big 12 conference.
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One of the foremost university museums in the nation is The Blanton Museum of Art. It holds the largest and most comprehensive collection of art in the central Texas region that includes 17,000 works with European paintings, modern, and contemporary art.
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Since 2001, visitors from all over the world have come to the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum to learn more about the proud state. Featuring three floors of exhibits showcasing the rich history of Texas and its people.
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The Armstrong Browning Library contains the world's largest collection of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning works in the world. The building is also a masterpiece of Italian Renaissance-style building with 63 stain glass windows.
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Finally open to the public in 1888, the State Capitol in Austin is not only impressive in size but also in its design. Taller than the U.S. Capitol, the building and surrounding grounds feature self-guided tours, monuments, and exhibits celebrating Texas.
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The mission of the Jubilee Theater is to create theatrical works that reflect eh African-American experiences. The theater shows live productions such as 'Sunset Baby' and 'The Color Purple'.
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Located on the campus of Baylor University, The Texas Collection features data and records concerning the state. Spacious with an expansive collection, it is frequented by Texans and visitors to the area.