There’s no place
like New Braunfels.

You’re finally home.

Start with strong German roots, mix in spring-fed rivers and sweeping Hill Country vistas, and then sprinkle a heap of Texas hospitality on top, and the only place you could possibly cook up is New Braunfels. Settled by Germans, who were drawn to the land by the natural beauty of the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers, New Braunfels is a small town oasis between San Antonio to the south and Austin to the north.

Though New Braunfels has been one of the fastest-growing cities in America for years, it’s still the kind of place where people know their neighbors. From the architecture and the schnitzel to annual celebrations like Wurstfest and Wassailfest, our German heritage peeks out everywhere you look. Tucked within the city limits is the Gruene National Historic District, a quaint home to shops, restaurants, and the oldest dance hall in Texas.

Close to what matters.

Veramendi is ideally positioned so that your days are a breeze to navigate. Ten minutes to downtown New Braunfels and 15 minutes to Gruene. Less than an hour to San Antonio and just a smidge longer to Austin. Errands, school, and adventures big or small—no matter what’s on your to-do list, it’s within easy reach. Ride the water slides at Schlitterbahn. Spend the day at Canyon Lake. Explore walking trails with your fur babies or play a round of golf in Landa Park. Enjoy dinner beneath Gruene’s landmark water tower and then go two-stepping at Gruene Hall. Everything you need is right at your doorstep.