While it was a bummer that the Texas White House is currently closed for renovations, exploring the…read morerest of the LBJ Ranch was an incredible experience. We spent some time driving the grounds, visiting the family cemetery, and getting up close to 'Air Force One-Half.' If you're looking to get your National Parks passport stamped, head over to the Junction School House or the visitor center in Johnson City! Definitely planning a return trip once the renovations are complete

We took a trip out to the LBJ National Historical Park recently and it was a great experience. The…read morevisitor center is the perfect place to start, with a lot of interesting exhibits about his life and time in office. Driving through the ranch and seeing the Texas White House really brings history to life. The whole property is beautiful and well-maintained. The park rangers were super friendly and happy to answer all of our questions. It's definitely worth spending an afternoon here if you're out in the hill country.

* A pleasant easy historical hike *…read more The feature of the hike is Sam and Eliza Johnson's old home. They were LBJ's grandparents. Don't confuse this spot with the LBJ ranch about 14 miles away. This is a very flat pleasant 1 mile hike through open pasture that has some longhorns, horses, a barn, the old cabin, etc. Things are preserved as part of the national park system, and there are a few information signs to let you know the history of the spot. Perhaps the most amusing thing to me was the sign warning, "Longhorns are dangerous" or something such as that. Now you might say, "What is so damn amusing about that?" Well, after the Rodeo Lagarita (http://www.yelp.com/biz/rodeo-lagarita-san-francisco#hrid:Vy__bRH77fu2__2ZwXzCfg) experience seeing a bull maul a rider, followed the next day by my run-in with a bull near Los Altos (http://www.yelp.com/biz/los-altos-de-eros-san-francisco#hrid:M5uFMaTCnVMkQ01JHcXxOw), the sign just rang true and amused me!

This short trail of around 1 mile was educational, scenic, and easy…read more It is good for seniors. I plan to bring my parents next time. My history buff Dad will enjoy it. You learn a lot more about LBJ's childhood lifestyle. There is not much shade but there is a lot of greenery surrounding you.

This tourism and visitor center is really valuable for anyone who wants to learn more about LBJ and…read morehis life. A timeline of events starting from the early 1900s through the 1970s is neatly organized in visual displays and videos. The information is insightful and broad. It would take about 20-30 minutes to read all the displays in full. There are clothes from LBJ and his wife, Lady Bird, in glass-encased displays. There are two auditoriums for shows and events but there weren't any when we visited. There are also brochures for local sites along a wall and a sizable gift shop.

Don't listen to the other review. She obviously did not understand that Lyndon's childhood home…read morewas in front of it, and available for tours. The staff at the visitor center were very helpful. A huge pictorial display of Johnson and his life and several short films available.

This is such a cool children's museum. Our kids had so much fun with all the exhibits and all of…read morethem were focused on learning. All the exhibits are thoughtfully laid out and cover many different areas of science. They also have exhibits geared to many different age ranges so both are toddler and school-aged child could enjoy. There is street parking available. You're able to bring your stroller inside. We had so much fun and will be back in the future.

This place is really amazing and worth the visit if you kids 12 and under…read more It's not like a museum kind, instead experiment kind, and my son loved it, they have small science experiments stations set up, so kids gonna like it, it's interesting for adults too, very well maintained. You can easily spend half a day.

This cemetery is located directly on highway US 290 between Dripping Springs and Johnson City TX…read more It was established in 1857 and there are several hundred graves on the property which is about three or 4 acres in size. Despite many old headstones, there are some recent interments here making this an active cemetery. There are quite a few family plots here with the same names. This is a well cared for, orderly cemetery with several large oak trees providing shade. There's also a gravel lane running around the perimeter where you can park. I was surprised to see that they have a porta potty on the property. This would be a peaceful place in the country if it weren't for the noise of US 290. There's still some space on this property for future interments if you would like to make this your forever home.

Our first stop for the Wine Lovers Celebration 2026. We arrived just a little after it opened on a…read moreThursday so we were the only customers. We were greeted by a staff member at the door as we were climbing the step and taken to the Speakeasy Tasting Room. I opted for the Red Wine Tasting and my husband opted for the Sweet White Tasting. Service and conversation were good. My husband loved his Sweet Whites. Unfortunately for me, the reds didn't meet my love for BIG BOLD Reds. The red wines were very light and the first 2 too tart for my liking. Everyone has their personal preference. It was definitely worth stopping. Tastings were normally $20 per person and we had purchased Wine Lovers Celebration passport for a couple at $100. If you haven't tried the Texas Wine Passport, it is worth the money.

I had no idea this existed in Johnson City!! Such a beautiful vineyard with a great speakeasy they…read morejust added. It adds a nice layer to the normal vineyard, especially since they have later hours. The flatbread pizza was great. The sommelier was so knowledgeable and helpful. And the best Texas wines I've ever had!

Checked out Siboney Cellars as part of the Wine Lovers celebration Passport. We failed to make…read morereservations but Mark (owner) accommodated us as there was another party about to start their passport wine tasting. We were able to join the group. As we chatted with the other party, we learned that Siboney Cellars makes a delicious Cuban Sandwich. Will definitely come back to give that a try. As part of the Passport wine tasting, we were offered 4 different wines plus a small food pairing including toasted Cuban bread, Spanish Chorizo, Brie, Onion Bacon Jam and homemade Fudge. Everything was delicious and wine so smooth. I don't normally like Rose Wine but Barbara (owner/wine maker) did a great job, for all their wines. We learned a lot about wines and the vineyard during the food and wine tasting. Mark was so informative and a wealth of knowledge. We felt so special during our visit. Even though I have hundreds of bottles of wines at home, I left with 3 bottles. If you have not been, you should definitely stop by. In fact, there will be another Texas Wine passport event in late March to late April. We will definitely come back!!

What an amazing Cellar and Winery. Had the Bordeaux style red and wow was it perfect. The folks…read morethere are super. Watched the grapes being stemmed and had a perfectly prepared Cuban sandwich. Atmosphere is 5 st

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