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New Braunfels

Founded in 1845 by German settlers, New Braunfels is a charming city celebrated for its rich heritage, natural springs, and attractions like the historic Gruene district and Schlitterbahn Waterpark.

Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, New Braunfels is celebrated for its German heritage, vibrant festivals, and outdoor recreation. Highlights include:

  • Gruene Historic District: Home to Texas’ oldest dance hall, Gruene Hall, this district offers live music, dining, and shopping in a charming historic setting.
  • Schlitterbahn Waterpark: A family-friendly destination featuring a variety of water rides and attractions suitable for all ages.
  • Comal and Guadalupe Rivers: These clear, spring-fed rivers are perfect for tubing, kayaking, and fishing, providing a refreshing way to enjoy the outdoors.
  • Wurstfest: An annual festival celebrating German culture with music, food, and beer, reflecting the town’s rich heritage.

New Braunfels seamlessly blends cultural traditions with modern attractions, offering visitors a unique and enjoyable experience.

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Schedule

Visitor Center open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; closed on weekends.

Entrance Fee

Free
Visiting the town is free; specific attractions may have their own fees.
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