Walk through the heart of Fredericksburg, a Hill Country town founded by German immigrants in 1846 that still retains its heritage in limestone architecture, biergartens, Sunday houses, and the remarkable story of the Meusebach-Comanche Treaty — one of the only unbroken peace agreements between settlers and Native Americans in Texas history.

Stops on This Tour (7)

1. 1
   Marktplatz — Town Square The central square of Fredericksburg since 1846
2. 2
   Vereins Kirche Museum Replica of the 1847 octagonal community church
3. 3
   Pioneer Museum Complex Original German settler buildings including the Kammlah House
4. 4
   Main Street — Historic Storefronts Limestone and fachwerk commercial buildings along Main Street
5. 5
   St. Mary's Catholic Church Gothic Revival church built by German Catholic settlers in 1906
6. 6
   Sunday Houses District Tiny cottages built by German farming families for weekend town trips
7. 7
   National Museum of the Pacific War The only US museum dedicated exclusively to the Pacific Theater of WWII

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