UMLAUF Sculpture Garden + Museum — Austin, Texas

Address605 Azie Morton Road, Austin, TX 78704

HoursTue-Fri 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sat-Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; closed Monday and major holidays (official FAQ/visit page)

Prices$8 Adult

Price notesSeniors 60+ $6; Military/Veterans/K-12 Teachers/College $4; Youth K-12 $2; Child 0-4 free; Members free. Museums for All: free for family with EBT card & photo ID.

Age notesOfficial tiers: Youth (K-12) $2; Child 0-4 free (official visit page - one FAQ says under 5 free, visit page says 0-4).

BookingTickets at front desk / visit page; guided group tours available on request.

Suggested timeAbout 1.5 hours

ParkingLimited on-site parking per area summaries; official parking detail Not confirmed in text fetched.

Hours in detailTuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; closed Monday and major holidays (official visit page).

Tickets & bookingTickets at the front desk / visit page; guided group tours available on request.

ParkingParking in the UMLAUF lot is limited; overflow parking is across Azie Morton at Wright Field or in the nearby Zilker lots. The museum encourages public transportation; bike racks are on the premises, and Zilker offers shuttle services (official visit page).

AccessibilityThe sculpture garden consists of loose decomposed granite trails. The museum states this surface can be suitable for strollers, wheelchairs and walkers, but may pose accessibility issues, especially as surface weathering can occur with heavy rainfall; as part of its Historic Preservation, Expansion and Unification Plan, the UMLAUF plans to reconstruct portions of the trails to make them fully accessible. The museum has one wheelchair on site that guests can use on a first-come, first-served basis.

Official tipsThe outdoor bronze sculptures have been washed and waxed for gentle touching, primarily to benefit blind and visually impaired guests; visitors are not permitted to touch the stone sculptures (official visit page). The UMLAUF sits across from Barton Springs Pool and catty-corner to Zilker Metropolitan Park.