Been going 50 years, changed considerably over the years. Still a wonderful retreat from Dallas, Houston... fill in the ___________. Crowds have grown with it's popularity. Alot to see outside of district as well. Grist Mill views, tunes, picnic tables. Gruene Hall, sit there until...More

We enjoyed the history every where and the food at the Gristmill and the Gruene River restaurant was excellent. This is our second Christmas visit to the area. It is well worth traveling across the country to San Antonio and Gruene and New Braunfels and...More

Great little town. We've really enjoyed our time here so far. Decent restaurants, we enjoyed Mozies. Lots of cool shops. Some even offer beer to husbands while their wives shop. There's also some cool places to enjoy wine and beer. Definitely hit Gruene, pronounced Green,...More

Gruene is a lovely place to walk around and enjoy the shops. There are some great restaurants and the General store is well worth a visit. It is a short walk to the river for tubing and simply enjoying a day by the river. Definitely...More

Gruene is a little hard to find even after you hear about it and are advised to go there. They have been working on the roads/freeway/ring route and so it was a challenge to get there today on Jan.4. Easiest way is to follow the...More

We visited Gruene, pronounced Green for some reason?? On the Sunday before Christmas as we were staying locally in some cabins. Parking was free on several places. We went to a lively pottery shop with handmade items, very talented artist making things as we walked...More

The Greune Historic District is one of the treasures of Texas. Located within the environs of New Braunfels, this community settled by German immigrants became a ghost town after the impact of the boll weevil nearly 100 years ago. Today it is a thriving shopping...More