For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's New Braunfels, Texas Travel Guide has been your connection to New Braunfels's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Festivals and Festoons
With its rich German history it is no surprise that the citizens of New Braunfels like to have a good time. For years, bed and breakfast travelers have been visiting New Braunfels to join in the festivities. Throughout the year there is plenty of celebrating going on in local bier gardens, hill country taverns, and music halls.
For bed and breakfast travelers who enjoy art, the Gruene Market Days is an event not be missed. Gruene Market Days are held on the third full weekend of each month with almost 100 artists from almost every discipline, including ceramics, wood working, jewelry, clothing, and more. The festival-like atmosphere attracts street performers, face painters, musicians, and of course, lots of wonderful food vendors. Gruene Market Days exclusive appeal is that all products sold are made by the local vendors themselves.
Bed and breakfast travelers cannot resist the appetizing festivity of “Wurstfest.” “Wurstfest” is the town’s “Ten Day Salute to Sausage.” During the 10-day festival, you’ll find a variety of entertainment, food and fun on the Wurstfest Grounds in Landa Park and many special events throughout New Braunfels and Comal County and naturally, the food is again the star! New Braunfels knows how to celebrate their culture with both locals and visitors. Join in the celebration by planning your New Braunfels bed and breakfast getaway today.
