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Lucky Lizard Curios & Gifts
A treasure trove of oddities, gifts, and unforgettable weirdness in the heart of Austin.
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A treasure trove of oddities, gifts, and unforgettable weirdness in the heart of Austin.
Lucky Lizard Curios & Gifts is an eclectic shop in Austin offering a unique collection of curios, oddities, souvenirs, and gifts. Known for its friendly staff and immersive environment, the store features postcards, nick-nacks, and a sideshow museum with bizarre exhibits like a two-headed lamb. It provides a memorable experience for tourists and locals seeking something out of the ordinary, blending retail with entertainment through guided tours and freak shows.
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Browse a wide selection of unique items, including postcards, nick-nacks, and rare collectibles for gifts or personal enjoyment.
Explore our museum featuring bizarre exhibits like two-headed animals and haunted artifacts, with guided tours for an immersive experience.
Find perfect Austin-themed souvenirs and gifts, from quirky trinkets to memorable keepsakes for visitors and locals.
Enjoy live freak shows and entertainment as part of our tours, adding a thrilling twist to your visit.
Receive friendly, knowledgeable help from our passionate staff to enhance your shopping and touring experience.
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Overall rating
Carl Gregory
Austin is a challenging place to visit if you have younger kids, but this place is a lifesaver if you need to kill time and grab some AC with a 9 yr old in tow. The exhibits are presented in a 19th century, curio mystery/horror genre style and quite well curated. I'm a biologist by trade so the preserved exhibits were interesting (some probably hybridized by old-fashioned creative taxidermy, but you never know!). My daughter was excited, a little bit scared in places, but overall had a lot of fun. Well worth the visit.
Bryan Hernandez
Pretty cool
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Ken Kamholz
Looked like a cool place but the hours on Google are incorrect so I showed up at about 8pm and then were closed when maps said they were open until midnight.
Debi Scott
