Area Attractions

Historic Gruene
Eat -- Shop -- Sleep -- Dance -- Float
About four miles from downtown New Braunfels, Gruene was founded by German farmers who arrived in Texas in the mid 1840's. Many of the old buildings are still in use and Gruene provides a comprehensive Pedestrian Guide for walking tours.

Holiday River of Lights
A magical journey of sight, sound and motion held on the banks of the tranquil Guadalupe River in Cypress Bend Park.
November 14, 1997 - January 4, 1998

Hummel Museum, Inc.
The only museum of its kind, displaying the world's largest collection of original art by Sister M. I. Hummel

Landa Park
Lovely Landa Park offers picnic facilities under the shade of giant, ancient oak trees. Walk or jog on the park's special trails. Or ride a miniature train that chugs around the 196-acre park. A ride on the paddle boats is one of the best ways to see the Comal Springs.

Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture
A Texas Historic Landmark, entered in the National Register of Historic Places, the museum presents artifacts and furniture used in early Texas homes.

Natural Bridge Caverns -- A Natural Attraction
Formed at an average rate of only one cubic inch every hundred years, the incredible formations are some of the most spectacular sights you'll ever see.

Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch
African Safari - Texas Style
From the comfort of your own vehicle, travel through hundreds of acres of picturesque ranch land. Hundreds of native, exotic and endangered species roam freely in a natural environment.

New Braunfels Factory Stores
Shop over 48 true manufacturers' outlets offering your favorite labels in fashions, footwear, sporting goods, housewares and more. Best of all, save 20% to 70% off original retail prices.

Sundance Golf Course
New Braunfels' newest 18 hole golf course will challenge even the scratch golfer!

New Braunfels Calendar of Events

Please visit our Chamber's Calendar of Events for the very latest!