Austin Museum of Art–Laguna Gloria is one of the city’s outstanding public treasures. Laguna Gloria features 12 acres of beautiful Central Texas parkland, including a mile of Lake Austin shoreline. Centrally located off 35th Street and MoPac, Laguna Gloria is home to a Mediterranean-style villa built in 1916 by Clara Driscoll, best known for helping to save the Alamo from destruction in 1903. This beloved site is listed on city, state, and national registries of historic places, and is an official project of Save America’s Treasures.
Features
Ceremony on site
Garden, patio, or outdoor area
Valet parking
Outside catering allowed by venue
Water views
Handicap accessible
Settings
Driscoll Villa: 100 seated
Front Oval: 200 seated