National Museum of the Pacific War340 E. Main St.
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
United States
The National Museum of the Pacific War is a nationally acclaimed museum that sits in the heart of Fredericksburg on Main Street. The 55,000 square foot campus includes options for any special event, which includes our newly renovated Ballroom, a private room with a 2nd-story balcony looking over Main St., a Memorial Courtyard, several meeting rooms, and other amenities surrounding the numerous galleries of the museum.
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception | Admiral Nimitz Ballroom | 240 | 2,405 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception | Admiral Nimitz Patio | 150 | 0 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theater | Cailloux Education Center | 80 | 1,285 sq ft |
| Classroom | Cailloux Education Center | 24 | 1,285 sq ft |
| Banquet | Cailloux Education Center | 80 | 1,285 sq ft |
| Reception | Cailloux Education Center | 100 | 1,285 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classroom | Hubbard Boardroom | 20 | 0 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception | Memorial Courtyard | 400 | 0 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banquet | Ruff House | 36 | 0 sq ft |
| Reception | Ruff House | 40 | 0 sq ft |
| Configuration | Description | Occupancy | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception | Samuel B Roberts Pavilion | 10 | 0 sq ft |
The safety of our visitors and residents is always our top priority. As winter weather moves through the area, we encourage travelers to monitor conditions closely and plan accordingly. For current road conditions and official updates, please visit TxDOT for statewide driving information and the City of Fredericksburg for local conditions, closures, and alerts. Please note that the Fredericksburg Visitor Information Center will be closed on Saturday, 1/24, and Sunday, 1/25.
January is when Fredericksburg really shows its personality and the town’s creative, music-loving, wine-sipping spirit comes alive. This is a month made for wandering Main Street, lingering over a glass of Texas wine, and discovering why Fredericksburg should be at the top of your travel bucket list this year.
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