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Location:Hoffman Haus608 E. Creek St.Fredericksburg, Texas 78624#830 997-6739 Event Date: March 5, 2022Event Time: 4:00pm Ceremony: Hoffman Haus "Texas Garden" After Ceremony:Cocktail &amp; Hors d'Oeuvres "Front Porch" Dinner/Dance: Great Hall Parking:Guest staying at Hoffman Haus may use the 608 East Creek Street entrance. All other event guest must park in the event parking lot located at 601 East San Antonio Street

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Favorite Restaurants in Fredericksburg?Otto's German Bistro - 316 Austin St. #830-307-3336Vaudeville - 230 E. Main St. #830-992-3234Hondo's on Main - 312 W. Main Street #830-997-1633Local favorite / self-serve restaurantWoerner Warehouse Cafe - 305 S. Lincoln St. #830-997-2246 Local favorite for breakfast, lunch and desserts.Emma and Ollie - 607 S. Washington St. #830-383-1013Great for breakfast or lunchCaliche Coffee &amp; Roastery - 338 W. Main St. #830-992-3536Best coffee!Alamo Springs Cafe 107 Alamo Rd #830-990-8004 (Inconveniently located in the middle of nowhere between Fredericksburg and Comfort, TX, Alamo Springs Café serves serious food with a laid-back atmosphere. Cold beer. Live music. BakeryPritzer Sweet Shop - 141 E Main St.#830-307-9544Salted and sweet German pretzel is a family favorite. Wineries or glasses of wine on or near Main Street?Grape Creek Vineyards on Main - 223 E Main St. #830-992-3373Becker Vineyards - 307 Main St. #830-644-2681Cross Mountain Vineyards - 308 E. Main St. #830-992-3273Le Bergerie - 312 E. Austin St. #830-992-2246Lincoln Street Wine Bar - 111 S. Lincoln Street #830-997-8463Elk Store Winery &amp; Distillery - 327 E. Main St. #830-997-2665

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Nearest Airport to Fredericksburg, TX is San Antonio International Airport (SAT). Distance from San Antonio International to Fredericksburg is 56.7 miles.

How to Get HereFredericksburg is 80 miles due west of Austin on Highway 290 and 80 miles north of&nbsp;<a href="https://traveladdicts.net/weekend-san-antonio-texas/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">San Antonio</a>&nbsp;on Highway 87, making it an easy trip from both major cities (and their airports, if you’re flying in). Houston and&nbsp;<a href="https://traveladdicts.net/fun-things-to-do-in-dallas-texas/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dallas</a>&nbsp;are both roughly four hours away. Driving here is easy, parking is plentiful, and downtown is easily walkable. If you’d rather leave your car at your accommodations, Uber is available in town.

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In the heart of the Texas Hill Country, the town of Fredericksburg is a stone’s throw away from Austin and San Antonio. Despite its proximity to the big cities, it is popular because it maintains a small town feel while having lots of things to see and do. With its unique German heritage, thriving wineries, shopping, and museums, it’s the perfect weekend getaway from just about anywhere.&nbsp;Here’s a look at some of the fun things to do in Fredericksburg, Texas, for a weekend. Shop along Main StreetShopping is undoubtedly one of the most popular things to do in Fredericksburg. The historic buildings along Main Street are home to over 100 shops selling pretty much anything you could be in the market for.From antiques and art to clothes, musical instruments, candy, and home décor, the shops here have you covered. There are almost no chains here, so the merchandise is unique and varied. When you’ve had your fill of shopping, there are lots of restaurants and wine tasting rooms where you can indulge while giving your feet a break. Visit Fredericksburg wineriesOver the last decade, wineries in Fredericksburg&nbsp;have gained national media attention and won more awards than ever. The live music, food, and fun atmosphere don’t hurt either.A 30-mile stretch of road from Fredericksburg to Johnson City, Texas, is home to more than 50 wineries and tasting rooms. Many of the wineries focus on grapes that grow well in the Mediterranean, so look for wines like Viognier, Albarino, Sangiovese, and Tempranillo.A trip to the Texas wineries is a great way to spend a&nbsp;day trip&nbsp;or weekend–with a designated driver or one of the many chauffeured tours. There are new wineries all the time, so you can go back multiple times and always see (and try) something different.&nbsp; Visit local breweriesFredericksburg has&nbsp;two breweries to visit that are perfect for beer drinkers. Just on the edge of town is&nbsp;Altstadt Brewery&nbsp;which specializes in authentic German-style craft beers like pils and dunkel. Altstadt offers regular tours and tastings, and they have an on-site restaurant.On Main Street, Fredericksburg Brewing Company is worth a stop. The oldest brewpub in Texas, they make German-style brews with creative names like Not So Dumb Blonde. The restaurant features German specialties, burgers, and pizza.&nbsp;&nbsp; See the beauty of a painted churchThe German immigrants who settled Fredericksburg and other Texas towns in the 19th century tried to make their new places of worship feel like those they’d left behind in their homelands. They painted altars and arches with vibrant colors and designs reminiscent of the Gothic style they were used to, creating the&nbsp;Painted Churches of Texas.While other towns like Schulenburg have a cluster of churches, Fredericksburg has a beautiful example of the artwork in&nbsp;St. Mary’s Catholic Church. The work from the early 1900s features intricate stained glass, paintings of the Twelve Apostles, arch decorations, and a depiction of Jesus above the altar, making St. Mary’s sanctuary one of the more unique things to see in Fredericksburg.

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