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Attraction · New Braunfels
Historic Outdoor Art Museum
Spread across the historic district, this self-guided route features building-sized murals painted by local artists. The artworks capture significant moments in New Braunfels history, from its prehistoric roots and German settlement to its vibrant musical heritage. Visitors can stroll through the downtown streets at their own pace, observing the detailed brushwork and historical narratives woven into the city's architecture. The dispersed nature of the murals encourages exploration of the surrounding shops and cafes along the way.
Why people come here
Before you go
The outdoor artworks are open to the public without charge year-round. View them from public streets and sidewalks and follow separate access rules for nearby private buildings.
Good to know
Where are the murals located?
The murals are dispersed throughout downtown New Braunfels, painted on the sides of various historic buildings and businesses along the main streets.
How long does it take to see the art?
A self-guided walking tour of the downtown murals typically takes one to two hours, depending on your pace and stops along the way.
Are there guided tours available?
While the murals are designed for self-guided viewing, local organizations occasionally host special events or guided walks that provide additional historical context.
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