Location: La Grange
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Top 10 Things to do in La Grange, Texas (TX)
La Grange (/lə ˈɡreɪndʒ/ lə GRAYNJ) is a city in Fayette County, Texas, United States, near the Colorado River. It is located between Houston and Austin on Texas State Highway 71. The population was 4,641 at the 2010 census, and in 2015 the estimated population was 4,712. La Grange is the county seat of Fayette County.
Restaurants in La Grange
1. The Bugle Boy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By michlm589
I have to admit some bias as we've been visiting the Bugle Boy since it opened. This is easily my favorite listening room. Patrons are quiet so you can focus on the music. The bands cover all styles and periods of American popular music. If they don't have who you want to see tonight, they may next weekend. We especially enjoy the singer songwriter events. Lot's of great memories of the Bugle Boy and their volunteer crew. And even though they are closed to walk in guests, they are live streaming performances every Saturday.
2. Old World Antieks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
3. The Quilted Skein
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enter our 150-year-old building and you will be enveloped in color, hundreds of bolts of fabric and an almost endless array of yarn. The Quilted Skein maintains a full library of designer textiles, products and patterns from such fabric innovators as, Kaffe Fassett, Marcia Derse, Jinny Beyer, RJR, Windham, and Island Batiks to name a few, all beautifully displayed in custom wood cabinets and specially crafted Plexiglas cases that showcase over 5,000 fat quarters. Our yarn collection is just as diverse with many internationally known labels as well as the latest trending fibers from Independent dyers. Natural light floods the meticulously restored and architecturally stunning space washing over the 13-foot project table where creative vision reigns. Featured archways give a sneak peek into the garden courtyard and solarium that beckon from beyond.
4. Art Connections Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By DebbieL306 - Ingram, United States
This is one of the very best retail art galleries that I've ever had the pleasure to go in. Every piece in this shop is made by an artisan that is involved in the development. It includes purses, jewelry, and gifts in addition to paintings and drawings. Just wonderful!
5. Jersey Barnyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Working dairy and farm which hosts tours and has a petting area.
Reviewed By patrickd78 - Houston, United States
Wonderful and an affordable experience. I , my Daughter and Grandson visited on March 20th. We had a blast taking the tour and interacting with and feeding the animals up close. Faith gave us a wonderful and informative tour of the dairy farm and the hay ride. Unfortunately, there was a previous negative comment from a AllIecollIns where she stated, "... clearly don’t care about their patrons...," however we found just the opposite! They do care about their guest and their safety a great deal. The wearing of a mask due to Covid is optional as per state's guidelines. There were some guest choosing to wear mask and keeping social distancing, while other wore no masks. Use common sense and what is best for the individual. I would highly recommend to any family with children!
6. Kreische Brewery & Monument Hill State Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By frogcarguy - Denison, United States
This little historic site, I think it's only 40 acres, is well worth a visit. There are the ruins of the brewery that closed in 1882 and a memorial where the bodies from the black bean massacre are buried. You can walk as much or as little as you want. The trail to the brewery is only about a half mile RT. We walked almost all the trails, almost 3 miles. One thing not really mentioned on the map you are given, is that the trail in the Kreischer Woods is a nature trail with signs pointing out native plants. It is nicely done. Spend some time in the museum so you will know the history behind what you're seeing. We visited in January and had the place to ourselves.
7. Texas Quilt Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By KayWinCW - Fort Worth, United States
The quilts, of which there were many, were among the most beautiful I've seen. Not only were the Kaffe Fassett quilts spectacular, but the traveling exhibit by Texas quilters (two from my neck of the woods) were equally impressive. I had not known that the exhibits change every few months. I'll be back again and again.
8. Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Thequeenbee02 - Muldoon, United States
We visited during an open house and a delightful gentleman gave us a mini tour. It is a beautiful building filled with amazing artifacts, a fantastic library, and a fun gift shop. They had a breathtakingly beautiful nativity set made of olive wood. And the chandelier in the main hall is gorgeous. There are quite a few outbuildings that show life in a simpler time and place. If you are a history buff who likes to learn about other cultures and geography, this is the place for you. We look forward to returning when we have more time!
9. Fayette County Courthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By johnkG9624SZ
This courthouse is within walking distance of many other interesting places such as the Texas Heros Museum, the Quilt Museum, and Latte on the Square. It is located in the centrer of the Square in La Grange, Texas, and a visit will give you a taste of Texas Country! Peaceful, quiet, and beautiful!! Enjoy.
10. Texas Heroes Museum at the Old Fayette County Jail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
UPDATE FEBRUARY 1, 2021 - STILL CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO CURRENT PANDEMIC. The Old Fayette County Jail was opened in 1883. It was in operation for 102 years. Today it is the home of the Texas Heroes Museum, honoring Texans who have served from the time of the Texas Revolution to present day conflicts around the world to secure and defend freedom and liberty. Veterans of all conflicts are honored, as are the sheriffs that served in the old jail, Texas Rangers, modern law enforcement, firefighters, first responders, the Home Front in WWII, and others who have made personal sacrifices to make Texas a great place to live. Special features include a cell from the old jail, the Bob Lain Memorial Library of military history, replicas of weapons from the Texas Revolution to present, and the last flag to fly on the Battleship Texas. Free tours. Open Fri-Sat-Sun, but closed some holidays. Call to arrange special tour dates and times.
Reviewed By jcggranny - Johnstown, United States
Had very interesting afternoon looking and listing to the tour guide he was awesome spent till 4pm when it closes .Want to thank Charles Murry for a very educational afternoon and many places to look a La Grange to see on our stay. Your museum is excellent for only being 3 years old loved. it
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