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Amusements

  • Cave Without A Name
    325 Kreutzberg Road • Boerne, TX 78006
    830-537-4212
    A natural living cavern that is filled with a spectacular display of stalactites, stalagmites, magnificent flowstones, rimstone dams, delicate soda straws, and cave drapery. Easy walkways and brilliant lighting make your tour of the six major rooms comfortable, as well as the comfortable 66 degree year round temperature. Open daily. Not subject to flooding. Rock shop, hiking, and gemstone panning. more...  map

  • Cave Without a Name, The BOOK
    325 Kreutzburg Road • Boerne, TX 78006
    830-537-4212, 888-839-2283
    Located less then 12 miles from Boerne, this natural living cavern is filled with a spectacular display of stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, rimstone dams, delicate soda straws, and cave drapery. Easy walkways, the 66 degree temperature, and brilliant lighting make your tour of the six major rooms comfortable. The Cave Without a Name is open daily.  more...  map

Historic Homes & Buildings

  • Kuhlmann King Historical House (circa early 1900s)
    402 East Blanco • Boerne, TX 78006
    830-249-2030
    Filled with memorabilia from Boerne's past, this historic two-story rock house was originally built by William Khulman who had the first motorized buggy in Boerne, as well as the first telephone. Well known carpenter, A.S. Topperwein, carved the table and mantel in the kitchen, as well as the bookcase in the living room, all with his unique signature "Ring Tail Rino."  map

Libraries & Research Centers

  • Boerne Library
    281 Main Plaza • Boerne, TX 78006
    830-249-3053
    This library features a 1614 Low German Platte Deutsch Bible that was printed by Hans Stern Luneburg in Saxony, Germany, and is only one of six known to exist. A historical research room is also on site.  map

Museums & Galleries

Parks, Gardens & Zoos

  • Cibolo Nature Center
    32182 IH-10 West • Boerne, TX 78006
    830-249-4616
    Nestled on 80 beautiful acres, this center features the Cibolo Creek, marshes, woodlands, and the Dinosaur Trackway. A variety of children's activities and educational programs are available. more...  map

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