AUSTIN, Texas — Preservation Austin is opening the doors to some of the city’s most unique homes next month.
Preservation Austin preview Brackenridge | Credit: James H. Ruiz Photography
The nonprofit’s annual Homes Tour returns April 18 and 19, giving visitors a chance to step inside 10 historic residences across Austin.
This year’s tour includes two neighborhoods never featured before and, for the first time, a home from the 1970s.
Preservation Austin preview Cliff Street | Credit: James H. Ruiz Photography
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Tours run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, with five homes featured each day.
Organizers say the event is a way to connect the community with Austin’s history, architecture, and culture.
Preservation Austin preview 32nd Street | Credit: James H. Ruiz Photography
Early-bird tickets start at $35 for members and $45 for nonmembers through March 31.
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Standard tickets increase to $40, and day-of tickets will be $55.
Preservation Austin preview Caswell | Credit: James H. Ruiz Photography
Proceeds from the event support Preservation Austin’s efforts to protect historic places and promote the city’s architectural heritage.
You can learn more and purchase tickets here: preservationaustin.org/events/2026-homes-tour