Comal Tubes

Museum of Texas Handmade Furniture

Take a drive back into history when you enter the limestone entrance of the 11.5

New Braunfels Conservation Plaza

Since its inception in June of 1964, the New Braunfels Conservation Society has worked to preserve the priceless buildings and artifacts of our distint heritage. The non-profit organization is open to all who are interested in preserving the natural beauty of our community and its proud ancestry.

The Sophienburg Archives & Museum of History

Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch

The Ranch covers 400 acres of gorgeous Texas Hill Country. After you drive 4 miles of our adventurous rodeways, you will experience the home of 500 animals representing 40

Gruene Historic District

Arriving in Texas in the mid-1840's, German farmers became the first settlers of what is now known as Gruene, Texas. A German immigrant, Ernst Gruene, and his bride Antoinette, had reached the newly established city of New Braunfels in 1845