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2 days: Water activities and Austin just go together, so pick a lake and spend some time exploring. 3 days: Since you have a few days in town, you have some time to visit and experience the beauty of several buildings in downtown Austin noted for their architectural significance. 3 days: Shop downtown Austin and the University of Texas at Austin campus area, where you'll find funky clothes and shoes mixed in with top-dollar designer duds. 2 days: Spend the day at Volente Beach on Lake Travis (RM 2222 and Volente Road), where you'll have everything you need for a day on the water. Open 24 hours and known for great breakfasts and vegetarian specialties, it's a great place to fuel up for the day. Despite suffering a devastating fire in 2005 -- the result of a lightning strike -- the Oasis' multi-tiered decks are still open and offer the best view in town, no matter where you're sitting. Head to local outfitters Zilker Park Boat Rentals, which has been open since 1969; Austin Outdoor Gear and Guidance (3411 N Interstate 35) or the Rowing Dock (2418 Stratford Dr). Cool off with a dip at Zilker Park's Barton Springs Pool (2101 Barton Springs Rd), another local favorite that's a spring-fed swimming pool almost as long as a football field.

Enjoy lunch at Chuy's Tex-Mex (1728 Barton Springs), an Austin institution known for its "Big As Yo' Face" burritos and sopapillas, numerous vegetarian fare options (the veggie enchiladas are awesome), stout margaritas, and obsession with all things Elvis. If you want to keep things as intimate as possible, propose at home. Lehmann tried to make a go of things on his own, but the brass ring never came around again. Power came from a Wisconsin four-cylinder inline engine fitted with a Zenith single-barrel updraft carburetor. Meanwhile, the company itself had invested precious resources in the development of the CEMSA-Caproni Tipo F11, a proposed mass-market car with a modern, four-cylinder flat engine and front-wheel drive. All of the sketches of these proposed automobiles were drawn by Rapi himself. You'll climb 99 steps to get to the top, but it's a breathtaking panoramic view of the city skyline, Lake Austin, surrounding Hill Country, incredible lakeside homes -- and one of the many reasons University of Texas at Austin students never leave after they graduate. 2006 Christopher Houben The breathtaking view from Mount Bonnell lets you survey the Austinskyline, Lake Austin, and the surrounding Hill Country.

Don't miss the opportunity for a walk on the 12 acres of beautiful grounds overlooking Lake Austin, with its sculptures and historic gardens. In Austin, you can hear great live music while enjoying the local cuisine and maybe a beverage or two. You can order a large steak or seafood dish or some other fine traditional American cuisine and enjoy it in an elegant setting. 1 day: Enjoy a classic Tex-Mex breakfast at Las Manitas Avenue Cafe (211 Congress Ave), but be prepared to wait -- it's a very popular place every day of the week and is known for its breakfast migas (Tex-Mex breakfast dish of tortillas, eggs, and cheese) during the week and menudo (Mexican soup) on the weekends. At Volente Beach, one price gets you in for a day of swimming, waterpark attractions and more. Of the presidential limo, Skip Lehmann said, "It is designed to look like a perfectly normal car one minute, and the next minute it will look like no other car you ever saw before." The interior featured the two inches of added headroom optional in "civilian" Lehmann-Peterson limousines. New York designer lines like 1921 and Ben-Amun; Erebelle, luxury yoga wear designed by a local Austinite; and more.

However, by 1947, Isotta Fraschini was a name nearly forgotten after 13 years of inactivity as a luxury carmaker (though the manufacture of trucks and engines for boats and aircraft sustained it through the 1930s and 1940s). The development of the revolutionary new luxury car in the works was inseparably linked with the name of an extraordinary engineer: Fabio Rapi. In the midst of the excitement surrounding the opening of the most famous car race in Italy, the Mille Miglia, the modified sedan was previewed to the international press in 1947. Official presentation of the 1947-1948 Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8C Monterosa took place in October 1947 at the Paris Motor Show in the Grand Palais. Half a century later, it is not possible to ascertain just how many Isotta Fraschini Tipo 8C Monterosas were actually built. It's quite tasty and can almost be a meal unto itself, which is possible if you settle for an appetizer with it instead of a standard meal. You can also take a slightly less public.