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Christmas is over. The cookies have all been eaten, Santa has come and gone, the presents have been opened.
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The fall season's cooler temperatures and changing landscape colors set the stage for a fantastic time to visit the Texas Hill Country.
Springtime in Fredericksburg, Texas is a vibrant season filled with blooming wildflowers, rich cultural events and family-friendly activities.
Whether you’re looking to celebrate a romantic occasion with a loved one, spend time with family or enjoy an outing with friends, there are plenty of things to do in February in Fredericksburg.
While it may be best known as a weekend getaway, Fredericksburg is a perfect destination for a midweek vacation.
Fredericksburg’s rich history, which stretches back over 175 years to its founding on May 8, 1846, by 120 German immigrants, is most evident today in the 700 historically significant structures located in the town’s nationally recognized historic district.