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"Very cute town. Nice buildings and the cool St Mary’s Catholic Church. Would love to come back and explore sometime."
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"Fredericksburg is LOADED with stuff to do. Just walking the main street itself is a treat. It's packed with shops, restaurants, and knick knacky things to do. Places/Activities include: Enchanted Rock: Beautiful area with multiple hiking trails. The most popular is obviously summit peak. The view from the top is amazing, but the "hike" is brutal. It's more a very steep walk up the rock's dome than it is a traditional hike. It's doable, but there is absolutely no shade and could be borderline dangerous in the summer. Wildseed Farms: Very pretty venue with flowers all over the place, and a tiny walking trail. I think it also has a winery and restaurant on-site. Eaker Barbecue: Barbecue with a Korean flair. See Beli for more details. Vaudeville: Very nice fine dining place. See Beli for more details. There is still much more to do. We just need to make another trip to do it."
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""German" town in heart of Hill Country. Honoring both Southern American and German cultures, Fredericksburg is a must-visit scenic small town in Texas that was founded in 1846 and named after Prince Frederick of Prussia. Located in Gillespie County, about 70 miles northwest of San Antonio (with highly rated hotels that won’t break the bank), it is home to hundreds of locals who can still speak Texas Deutsch, which encompasses dialects from various regions of Germany."
@sbsulliv2000
"negozi, locali wine bire birrerie tedesche "
@lauraorr3
"“Unofficial capital of the Hill Country, Fredericksburg is a 19th-century German settlement that packs a lot of charm into a small area. Make the town your base for exploring the wider Hill Country. When the spring wildflowers are blooming, it’s one of the prettiest places in Texas. Rummage through antique stores, dig into a plate of barbecue and visit the vineyards.” “While you should meander through as much of the Hill Country as possible, if you’re only going to see one town, make it Fredericksburg. This 19th-century German settlement packs plenty of charm into a relatively small area. Its street signs proclaim ‘Willkommen,’ and you’ll be welcome indeed along Main St, lined with historic limestone buildings that house German restaurants, beer gardens, antique stores and wine-tasting rooms. Many of the shops are typical tourist-town offerings, packed with t-shirts, fudge and faux-quaint painted signs, but there are enough unique stores to make it fun to wander. A free self-guided walking tour map of the district is available at the visitor center or online at visitfredericksburgtx.com.” Excerpt From Lonely Planet Texas Lonely Planet This material may be protected by copyright."
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"Wineyards : drive down Highway 290 between Austin"
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