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Branch Out To New Braunfels

Branch Out To New Braunfels

City & Culture at Your Doorstep

From rivers to dance halls, festivals to family adventures, New Braunfels rewards the curious. Make The Faust your home base and wander with ease: live music, floating, food, and Hill Country charm all within easy reach.

Gruene Hall

Gruene Hall

Texas’ oldest continually operating dance hall (1878) still books big names and two-steppin’ nights in a tin-roofed landmark. Go early for photos; stay late for the encore. 

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Schlitterbahn New Braunfels

Schlitterbahn New Braunfels

A legend among waterparks. Home to record-setting rides and inventive “uphill coasters,” plus miles of lazy (and not-so-lazy) rivers. Summer done right. 

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Comal River Tubing

Comal River Tubing

Spring-fed, crystal clear, a steady ~70–72°F. Float the “longest shortest river” for a laid-back loop right through town. 

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Landa Park

Landa Park

Fifty acres of local favorite: headwaters of Comal Springs, miniature train, paddle boats, trails, and shady picnics under century oaks. 

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Wurstfest

Wurstfest

Ten days of German-Texas cheer. Music, dancing, and serious schnitzel energy each November. Arrive hungry; leave delighted. 

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Natural Bridge Caverns

Natural Bridge Caverns

Texas’ largest show cave. Towering formations, guided tours, and surface-level family fun, a short drive from town. 

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Your Key To The Past

Your Key
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