We recently asked you to describe your favorite place in Austin using just emojis. To make it a little more interesting, we put together this short quiz of different local spots in emoji form. Can you guess them all?

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ANSWER KEY

Lady Bird Lake — The popular lake located in the middle of Austin is actually a reservoir, which is a dammed section of the Colorado River.
UT Tower — Depending on the occasion, the UT Tower is lit for all Austinites to see.
Texas Capitol — Our state’s capitol building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 + designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1986.
Waterloo Greenway — This 1.5-mile park system offers unique greenspace in Austin.
Driskill Hotel — Some say this is the most haunted place in Texas.
Mueller’s SunFlowers — These 15 SunFlowers generate energy used for lighting at night, and are made of solar cells, steel, and plant material.
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center — Founded by Lady Bird Johnson and Helen Hayes as the National Wildflower Research Center in 1982, this center features ~900 species of native plants.
Blanton Museum — This museum was founded in 1963 and holds the largest public art collection in Central Texas, with ~21,000 objects.
Cathedral of Junk — Created by local Vince Hanneman, this odd site in Vince’s backyard was first constructed in 1988.
“I Love You So Much” mural — This work of art is one of the most popular murals in Austin, and we love it so much.