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Boerne, Texas - A Texas Hill Country Original Since 1849

Boerne, Texas (pronounced BUR-nee) grew from a village called Tusculum laid out in 1849. Boerne, Texas was formally established by German pioneer settlers in 1851, and named for a German political writer.

Boerne, Texas visitors are attracted to the area by the large number of Boerne, Texas things to do.

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If you are interested in Boerne, Texas relocation information, there are many excellent Boerne, Texas real estate firms to assist you. You'll want to read the Hill Country Real Estate blog for up-to-date information.

In and around Boerne, Texas, fishermen find fortunes in Hill Country lakes and streams. Hunters seek white-tailed and axis deer, wild boar, turkey, native and migratory game birds. Boerne, Texas is a short drive to Fredericksburg, Texas, known for its many festivals and unique shops.

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Los Reyes Canyons (Featured Sponsor) Experience the beauty of Helotes, and the Texas Hill Country. Only 3 miles north of Loop 1604, just minutes from San Antonio, the one-to-three acre homesites provide the perfect balance of serenity and convenience. This exceptional community offers premium amenities such as gated entry, northside schools, city water, underground utilities ... and best of all, overlooks Government Canyon State Park, offering unobstructed views of the spectacular surroundings.

Shadow Canyon (Featured Sponsor) Surround yourself in the splendor of the Texas Hill Country. Shadow Canyon is located in Helotes, 7 miles north of Loop 1604, and just minutes from San Antonio. The premium one-to-three acre homesites are framed by dramatic hills, valleys and scenic canyons. This exquisite community offers a gated entry, northside schools, city water, underground utilities and unobstructed, panoramic views of adjacent Government Canyon State Park.

Kronkosky Hill Located in Boerne, Texas, the Kronkosky Tower and grounds are home to the Benedictine Sisters'Monastery and their Ministries. The Kronkosky Tower is dedicated to Albert and Bessie Kronkosky. The tower is now used as a prayer space by Omega Retreatants. Nearby is a St. Albert Head Start program for 3 and 4 year olds. Another important part of the Ministries are the Omega Retreat and Health and Wholeness Centers, also located in Boerne, Texas. The Omega Center is A Christian ecumenical retreat and spirituality center where people of all faith traditions are welcomed. The Health and Wholeness Center is a place for Boerne, Texas and surrounding Hill Country Seniors. The Center offers classes in arts & crafts, water aerobics and is a place where they can come be together to socialize, find a listening ear and experience the spirit. Next door there is also an ecumenical bookstore called Hilltop Treasures Books and Gifts. All are welcome there. It is open during daylight hours.

Kerrville, Texas, and Comfort, Texas, popular tourist destinations, are just a short drive from Boerne, Texas. Bandera, Texas, the Cowboy Capital of the World, is also nearby.

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