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How to spend a weekend in charming Boerne, TX

Whether you’re looking to shop and dine or embark on a thrilling outdoor (or underground) adventure, Boerne has something for everyone.

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Visit Boerne to experience unique shopping, events, Hill Country scenery, and more.

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Just ~2 hours from Austin is Boerne, TX — a historic city steeped with Hill Country charm and plenty to do. Save these pro tips to plan your (well-deserved) vacation:

    What to do

    Where to eat

    • The Dienger Trading Co. | Grab breakfast or lunch at this community bistro, bakery, espresso bar, and boutique.
    • Richter Tavern | This 1920s industrial-themed eatery features a seasonal menu and custom cocktails.

    Where to stay

    • The Bevy | Bring the family to enjoy the resort pool, fire pits, and signature restaurant as this boutique hotel.
    • The Kendall | This elevated, historic stay — perfect for a romantic getaway — earned a 2023 Texas Travel Award for “Best Hotel, Small Market.”

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