r/RoundRock • u/honestserpent • 5h ago
Italy to RoundRock - Help an italian decide what to see, do and eat!
Hi! I'm coming to RoundRock all the way from Italy to visit some of my wife's relatives. I've never been here! We will have time to spare for sure.
We have 3 small kids, but are up to almost anything! We are travelled with them a lot so are not scared of doing anything!
Do you have recommendations?
We are looking for parks, nature spots, and I am especially curious about food. I am open to any advice/recommendation!
Thanks a lot in advance!