Texas Hill Country Travel News

Exploring Alfred Giles' Legacy in Comfort and Beyond

If you’ve spent any time in Comfort, Texas, you’ve already experienced a little piece of Alfred Giles’ legacy—whether you realized it or not. Born in England in 1853, Giles brought his architectural talent across the Atlantic, ultimately coming to Texas in 1875 at the...

Comfort’s Newest Gathering Spot: Longhorn Lounge

If you haven’t stopped by the Longhorn Lounge, you’re in for a treat. Tucked in the heart of Comfort, Texas, this new wine and tapas bar has quickly become the place to be. Whether you’re a local or visiting the Texas Hill Country for the weekend, the Longhorn Lounge is worth a...

Step Back in Time at the Schreiner Mansion

If you’re strolling through downtown Kerrville, Texas, it’s hard to miss the stately Schreiner Mansion. Built in 1879, this limestone beauty stands proudly as a testament to the rich history and architectural charm of this Texas Hill Country town.

Find Artisan Gifts and Goods at Oma’s Christmas Fair

There’s something magical about Oma’s Christmas Fair at the Kendall County Fairgrounds in Boerne, Texas. If you’ve never been, you’re in for a treat. And if you’re a regular, well, you already know why this handmade market has been a beloved part of the holiday...

James Avery Artisan Jewelry: A Texas Legacy

The story of James Avery Artisan Jewelry is as deeply rooted in Texas as the bluebonnets that dot the Hill Country every spring. What began in 1954 as a one-man operation in a Kerrville garage has blossomed into a beloved family-owned company, celebrated for its meaningful designs and...

Holiday Magic Awaits at Christmas in Comfort

It's almost time to deck the halls and fa-la-la-la-la, and that can only mean one thing here in our historic Texas Hill Country community — Christmas in Comfort! One of our most cherished holiday events, Christmas in Comfort is the perfect way to kick off the season of joy and light....

Pure Texas Goodness: San Saba Soap Company’s Pecan Oil Skincare

When you step into San Saba Soap Company in Fredericksburg, Texas, you’ll feel as if you’re walking into a carefully curated home. This unique, family-owned shop sits just off the historic Marktplatz Square in the charming Van Der Stucken-Wilke Haus. Known as the "Grande Dame...

A Journey Through Historic Sisterdale, Texas

Sisterdale, Texas, is one of those small towns that if you blink while driving through, you might just miss it. But don’t let its size fool you—this little Hill Country gem, located just 13 miles east of Comfort, is packed with history, charm, and a few delightful surprises....

Exploring the Seashell Graves of Comfort Cemetery

Halloween season is upon us, and this is the time of year when some people embrace the eerie thrill of exploring cemeteries—the older, the better. If you’re in Comfort, Texas, the Comfort Cemetery on Third Street is definitely worth a visit—especially for its unique seashell-...

Celebrate German Traditions at Oktoberfest Fredericksburg

Founded by German immigrants in the mid-1800s, the Texas Hill Country’s German roots run deep. Communities in this region of Texas have worked to preserve their rich cultural heritage through architecture, food, music, and traditions. Nowhere is this more evident than in Fredericksburg, a...