This museum is concerned with World War II, but far more specifically with the "Pacific theater" of that war. Admiral Nimitz was a native of Fredericksburg and the museum has a small museum with itself devoted to him. The George Bush gallery and its animatronic experience is another portion of the m...

This museum is not only oil painting and watercolor, bronzes long cast and long complete, but you’ll sometimes watch artists in process, creating their works in the full view of the public. You might get a rough impression from the term "cowboy artist,” but these artists are highly skilled professio...

The Caverns of Sonora is recognized as the most beautiful cave in Texas and one of the most beautiful show caves in the world. National Speleological Society co-founder, Bill Stephenson said, after seeing Caverns of Sonora for the first time, “Its beauty cannot be exaggerated, even by Texans.”

This museum collects everything from ancient relics from Native Americans to old household items. Those of a scholarly bent will find the extensive gathering of documents and photos exciting, as well as the books chronicling local interest topics, from genealogy to cemeteries.

Not only is this an excellent library, but it's home to the O.C. Fisher Wing, a collection of the Congressman's many writings, paintings and memorabilia.

If you'd like to explore the Llano River by foot rather than by canoe, this is the place to do it. This is a lushly wooded area along two miles of river. You'll find more than the river; you'll also find the Rio Grande Turkey, the white-tailed deer and the javelina, as well as more exotic creatures ...