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Gruene

Gruene, a historic district in New Braunfels, Texas, is famed for its well-preserved 19th-century buildings, the iconic Gruene Hall (Texas' oldest dance hall), and its charming shops and restaurants along the Guadalupe River.

Gruene is a historic district in New Braunfels that captures the essence of old Texas charm with its blend of history, music, and natural beauty. Here’s why it’s worth exploring:

  • Gruene Hall: The state’s oldest continually operating dance hall is the heart of the town, hosting live music performances from local and famous artists in an authentic and lively setting.
  • Historic Downtown: Stroll through charming streets lined with antique shops, boutiques, and historic buildings that showcase Gruene’s 19th-century roots.
  • River Fun: Located on the Guadalupe River, Gruene offers tubing, kayaking, and fishing opportunities for those seeking outdoor adventure.
  • Dining and Drinks: Enjoy Texas-style cuisine at iconic spots like The Gristmill, a restaurant set in a historic cotton gin overlooking the river, or sip local wines and craft beers at nearby tasting rooms.
  • Festivals and Events: Gruene is known for its annual festivals, including Gruene Music & Wine Fest and the Texas Clay Festival, which draw visitors from across the state.

Gruene is a timeless destination where history and hospitality come together for a quintessential Texas experience.

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Schedule

Shops typically open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM; restaurant and venue hours vary.

Entrance Fee

Free
Historic district known for shopping, dining, and entertainment; no general entrance fee.
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