Fredericksburg Things to Do

 10 Reviews  Formerly the Nimitz Museum, the complex is now America's only museum centered on World War II's Pacific campaign. The museum described the history going back many centuries between Japan, China,... 

 3 Reviews  Enchanted Rock is granite bulge or dome arising from the topography 17 miles from Fredericksburg--it's a natural wonder around here! Over 1800 ft. in elevation and reached by walking the half mile... 

 4 Reviews  Fleet Admiral Chester A. Nimitz grew up in an historic building which has now become a museum. Not only does it include a lot of interesting material about the man, but it also provides an entree to... 

 4 Reviews  After seeing the LBJ Ranch, I visited Wildseeds, the largest wildflower farm in the United States. Acres and acres of lovely flowers -- and a lot of schlock to buy in the store. But I loved seeing... 

 2 Reviews  Whether or not you choose to follow the audio tour, if you drive around on the ranch, eventually you get to the Texas White House. Park on the taxiway next to the presidential hangar, where you can... 

 3 Reviews  "The New, Improved, Enlarged and Completely Different Herb Farm" - that's what they should rename it. Seriously, if you visited the Herb Farm before, or even in the not so distant past, you will have... 

 3 Reviews  The Pioneer Memorial Library is located in one of the town's nicest buildings. It was built as a courthouse in 1882 by San Antonio architect Alfred Giles, who has designed several of the spectacular... 

 1 Review  Our friends, Bonnie and John, received the gift of a wine tour for four at Chisholm Trail Winery in Fredericksburg. We were honored to be included! We drove nine miles outside of Fredericksburg, then... 

 1 Review  The tour guide took us across the road from the LBJ home to the cemetery where President Johnson and his wife Ladybird are buried along with Johnson's father and grandfather. This cemetery sits along... 

 1 Review  Built in the early 1850s, this restored frontier hotel now houses the history of Fredericksburg and the story of Admiral Chester Nimitz, a native of the city. Nimitz served as commander of the Pacific... 

 2 Reviews  THIS WINERY IS VERY FRIENDLY AND IS WELL-ORGANIZED. It would be a very good "first" winery for those who have never visited one. The wines are lined up from dry to sweet and the visitor gets a... 

 1 Review  The LBJ State Park and Historic Site comprises 717.6 acres. Some of LBJ's friends purchased property across from the Texas Whitehouse and the Pedernales River in order to honor this president from... 

 1 Review  Here is the town's first museum, opened by the Historical Society in 1935. Here are a number of significant exhibits, which illustrate the colorful history of Texan-German immigrants. It's located... 

 1 Review  The Visitor's Information Center is appropriately designed to fit in with historic Fredericksburg. The grounds are so pretty! To familiarize visitors with the town, a 9 minute film presentation on... 

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 Bunsch Says:  One of the delights about Fredericksburg is that many arcades have been constructed, allowing the visitor to wander along in the cool shade, enjoying the sights... 

 Cinger55 Says:  The Rockbox Theater is the newest addition to the list of Things to Do in Fredericksburg. A 392 seat indoor theater right off downtown Main Street, it is a live... 

 Cinger55 Says:  The wine industry is alive and well in the Texas Hill Country! Orbitz.com-rated as the second most visited wine area in the US (Napa Valley being the first),... 

 Cherie_J Says:  Here you can explore a 9-acre historical park where you can experience: The Japanese Garden of Peace, the History Walk of the Pacific War, actual WWII... 

 msbrandysue Says:  While in Fredericksburg drive to the Luchenbach Loop also known as the city Luchenbach, Texas. Made famous by the song, it is one of the highlights of any trip... 

 msbrandysue Says:  While in Fredericksburg take an hour or so to drive up towards Llano to Willow City. While following the take the Willow City Loop. It's about a 15 mile drive... 

 807Wheaton Says:  Thinking back on our visit to the LBJ Ranch, I'm really glad we took the tour and had a chance to see a ranch in Texas. We were able to see the rolling...