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The Sophienburg Museum & Archives in downtown New Braunfels, Texas, explores the life and legacy of the region’s German settlers. Visitors can tour exhibits on German Texas heritage, research in the archives by appointment, and browse Sophie’s Shop. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday and sits at 401 W. Coll Street near the historic downtown.
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Naegelin’s Bakery in New Braunfels, Texas, has baked continuously since 1868 and is known as the oldest bakery in Texas. The German-heritage bakery turns out breads, cookies, donuts, cakes, and seasonal treats from its downtown location on South Seguin Avenue.Still a New Braunfels landmark, Naegelin’s remains a destination for locals and visitors seeking traditional bakery fare rooted in the city’s Read more...
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Alpine Haus is a family-owned German restaurant in downtown New Braunfels, set in a historic building more than 160 years old. The kitchen specializes in Bavarian-style cooking with influences from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, preparing dishes to order with old-world recipes.Guests come for schnitzel, dumplings, and other German classics paired with an extensive selection of German beers and wines. The Read more...