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The Visitor's Information Cente 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 Fredericksburg is shown daily. We sent away for a free tourist packet* weeks before we traveled here--see below.
Stop here for pertinent information on the town's activities, overnight accommodations, shops and restaurants. Visitors Center hours are Sunday 11am to 3pm
For visitor info or free tourist packet email travcoun@fbgtx.org
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