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👣 Fredericksburg Historical Walk and TalkA 90-Minute Stroll Through Time Join our guided walking tour through the heart of historic Fredericksburg. Learn how German immigrants, frontier families, and Texas pioneers built this Hill Country town into what it is today. |
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WALKING TOUR TIMES:
Tours 7 days a week
Check website for times and tickets
All tours meet 15 minutes before your scheduled time
WHERE TO MEET:
White gazebo behind the Pioneer Memorial Library
at 115 W. Main St.
Grab a drink and maybe a hat and join the fun!
Tours 7 days a week
Check website for times and tickets
All tours meet 15 minutes before your scheduled time
WHERE TO MEET:
White gazebo behind the Pioneer Memorial Library
at 115 W. Main St.
Grab a drink and maybe a hat and join the fun!
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Historical Walking Tour
📍 Explore authentic buildings, hidden alleys, and key landmarks 📜 Hear stories of perseverance, culture, and early Texas life 👣 Perfect for visitors, locals, families, and history lovers 🕓 Duration: 90 minutes 🎟️ Private group bookings available 📅 Tours run daily — inquire for schedule Ticket Prices:
General admission: $24.02 pp includes taxes and fees Seniors, Active Military, and First Responders: $19.65 pp includes taxes and fees Children 10 and under: Free |
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The entire tour is on public sidewalks and is handicapped accessible, no stairs, etc.
Strollers are welcome
Bring your fur baby as long as it's on a leash according to the city ordance.
Strollers are welcome
Bring your fur baby as long as it's on a leash according to the city ordance.
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Here's a sample of what you will hear about . . .
* Hear about how the Father of Fredericksburg, John O. Meusebach, negotiated the only treaty with local Comanches that to this day has never been broken.
* Discover how the Germans used the local granite found in the ground in their Fachwerk building technique.
* Find out about the only Indian treaty signed between Fredericksburg settlers and Local Indians and why it has never been
broken
*Learn about the Fredericksburg Sunday Homes ~ how they started, what they were and are used for.
* Hear stories of LBJ and why he said, "All the world is welcome here."
* And much, much more!!