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Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Fredericksburg is one of the state’s most beloved tourist destinations. With more than 100 unique shops offering everything from handcrafted art and antiques to boutique clothing and quirky novelties, it’s a shopping paradise for visitors of all tastes.

Strolling down Main Street, you'll find a treasure trove of charming shops and local delights. Sample rich Fredericksburg fudge, pop into the old-world German bakery, explore handmade candles, and maybe even try your hand at playing a dulcimer. Whether you’re hunting for antiques or that perfect gift for someone back home, Main Street is the place to be. And when hunger strikes, treat yourself to authentic schnitzel and strudel at one of the town’s cozy German restaurants.

Fredericksburg is just as well known for its welcoming accommodations as it is for its shopping. The town boasts a wide selection of charming bed and breakfast inns, rustic cabins, and comfortable motels—perfect for a romantic weekend or a relaxing getaway.

Ranked as the 11th most popular tourist town in the United States, Fredericksburg offers a unique blend of small-town charm, cultural heritage, and southern hospitality. Come see for yourself why so many visitors fall in love with Fredericksburg, Texas. One trip, and you'll understand what all the buzz is about.

Barons CreekSide

Fredericksburg, TX

THE romantic getaway on the only vineyard in town! 26 tree covered, rolling acres with two creeks. Only 3 minutes from the shopping on Main Street in Fredericksburg. Choose one of the famous Swiss Log Cabins or one of the 2 or 3 bedroom houses. Enjoy our own wine bar / live music venue "The Club" on site.

 

~Roddy Tree Ranch

Guadalupe River between Ingram and Hunt, TX

Our unique Hill Country Resort features one of a kind Texas Hill Country Vacation Rentals, Cabins and Cottages nestled among some of the most beautiful scenery in Texas. Our Hill Country Getaway is located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country along the tranquil Guadalupe River between Ingram and Hunt, TX.