We attended the New Year's vigil Mass at St. Mary's while in town. It's such a beautiful church,…read moreone of the famous "painted" churches found in Central and Southern Texas. The Mass was wonderful, bi-lingual, and the people are very friendly... a wonderful place to celebrate the Mass. It was decorated beautifully for Christmas. It's a wonderful place to visit, for folks of any religion. If you like stunning, holy places, St. Mary's is for you.

What a beautiful church! The parishioners are so nice. The stain glass windows are gorgeous…read more Excited to be there when they did the first traveling chalice to pray for vocations. Thank you St. Mary's, I'll come again.

When in Friedricksburg why not stop by? Here is a lovely stone hewn church full of warmth and local…read morebeauty. Sit in a solid old school wooden pew and look up at the well maintained stain glass windows. I've visited twice; and each time found the visit from the people, and the staff warm and friendly. Nice. And for singing snob's like thee, what's better than singing hymns in a stone church?! It's a great experience. This local church seems to have its roots deep in this rich agricultural and ranch community. Christmas songs were in English, Spanish and Deutch which the congregation sang well. Based on the sermon & interactions observed, the Pastoral staff seems really attuned to it's congregants. Come visit. It is really a simple warm place. Make a joyful noise in this stone church whether you can sing or just carry a tune in a bucket. Because if we don't, the stones & rocks will do it for us. :)

I attended a wedding at this beautiful old church and found everyone to be very kind and the pastor…read moreis great. He was welcoming and funny. The church is the prettiest I have ever seen.

Godly, welcoming people who study and do the Word of God. People are genuinely friendly. Services…read moreon Sundays and Wednesdays.

The congregation is fabulous! Would love to see different pastors. Worst counselors I've ever…read moreexperienced. Don't know their congregation members even after years of attending. Would definitely look around, couldn't find a better congregation, but the pastors, wouldn't be hard to find better.

I love Fredericksburg. It looks like a German town. I love beer and food. I walked around Main…read morestreet. There were a lot of beautiful buildings. Nowadays, I saw many Hispanics. I heard a lot of Spanish. Germans might dissapear. But I still could see some legacies. Please visit Fredericksburg!

Old limestone houses! This Historic District is in the…read morenational register of historical places. It's a few square blocks around Main Street in downtown Fredericksburg. The Historic District is a fun, pedestrian friendly area that's a cool walk to wander. The buildings in the district were mostly built in the 1840's-1880's and later. There's a lot of limestone in the area, so the German settlers built Texas versions of their houses back home in Germany. The structures vary from old log cabins to impressive stone churches. Be sure to check out the Sunday Houses, which are town homes for people who lived out in the boonies, so they could come to town and do church stuff, and trade. The district is safe, there's always cops patrolling the area, and this town runs a bit slower than the big city. You can legally walk around in this district with an open beer! Cheers! They have a map on the internet of an official route, which shows off a few old churches, a few cool old homes, and some public buildings. Overall, there's more than 700 old structures in this district. The map shows off some of the highlights. It's a great stroll through Texas history!