New Braunfels is a city near San Antonio, Texas. The Comal and Guadalupe rivers wind through the town, passing by parks Cypress Bend and Landa. The city is also home to Gruene Historic District, which preserves many of the original 1800s German buildings. Natural Bridge Caverns is a limestone cave, while Schlitterbahn Water Park features slides, wave pools, and rides. Check out beautiful Canyon Lake.

Visitors can experience genuine German food in the city's historic downtown. The Friesenhaus serves a hearty German breakfast seven days a week, and ten different kinds of schnitzel. McAdoo's Seafood Company, located in a 1915 post office, serves Cajun style seafood and a crazy good cocktail. For a taste of Texas history, try the famous Wurstfest. Check this out.

Despite the booming population, New Braunfels still retains a small town feel. The old city center, known as Gruene, is filled with unique shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The oldest Texas bakery, Gruene Hall, is located downtown. This area has plenty to do for visitors, from live music to shopping. The central area of the city also has the largest park in the state of Texas - the Main Plaza.

If you're looking for a fun day out, there's a wide variety of events and activities in the area. The city is home to some of the best museums in Texas, as well as a number of fun family attractions. Whether you're looking for a night out or an educational tour, there's something for everyone. And if you're looking for something a little more unique, try the Downtown Art Murals Tour.