A midweek visit or long weekend gives you the chance to experience everything from scenic outdoor adventures to historic Main Street, craft cocktails, and Hill Country heritage at a relaxed pace. With so many galleries, shops, restaurants, and events to choose from, planning ahead ensures you can make the most of your time and enjoy the best of what Fredericksburg has to offer.

Check out our March picks below or explore the events calendar to see everything happening during your visit.

Explore Main Street

Historic Main Street is the center of Fredericksburg’s culture and heritage, where German roots influence the creativity of local artists and makers. Stroll the streets of the National Historic District, learn about the area’s past at local landmarks, and take in the character that generations of residents have shaped.

Beyond exploring history and culture, March is a great time to shop and dine in the unique local businesses on Main Street. Nearby, the West End Shopping District and the Warehouse District extend the experience with spaces that showcase handcrafted goods, local art, and one-of-a-kind finds. Chat with shop owners, browse handcrafted items, and enjoy meals that highlight Fredericksburg’s heritage and charm.

Sip in Texas Wine Country

Fredericksburg is Texas Wine Country, home to more than 75 wineries and vineyards where you can taste award‑winning wines, stroll through Urban Wine Trail tasting rooms, or take a tour through scenic vineyards. Beyond wine, local distilleries craft spirits like whiskey, gin, vodka, and fruit‑infused brandies, giving you even more ways to enjoy handcrafted drinks in Hill Country.

For a hands‑on experience, Hill Country Herb Garden Restaurant hosts spring cocktail classes on March 14 and March 28, where you can learn to mix seasonal favorites with guidance from expert bartenders.

See the Wildflowers

March in Fredericksburg typically brings mild spring weather, with highs in the 70s°F and cool mornings in the 40s and 50s°F, making it the perfect time to explore the outdoors. The start of wildflower season draws visitors eager to see bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, and other colorful blooms dotting the Hill Country.

Beyond wildflowers, the season is ideal for cycling scenic backroads, strolling through parks, or booking a horseback ride to fully enjoy the fresh air and natural beauty.

Book a Tee Time

Golfers can enjoy a round amid the rolling fairways and scenic views of Fredericksburg’s courses, with options that suit a range of skill levels and styles. Lady Bird Johnson Golf Course offers a classic 18‑hole layout with updated greens, a pro shop, and the Red Bird Grill. Reserve a tee time and enjoy a full day on the links.

Experience Fredericksburg’s Art & Culture

Fredericksburg’s arts and culture scene draws inspiration from its striking Hill Country landscape and long tradition of creativity, earning the town recognition as one of the “Top Five Western Art Towns.” Explore more than a dozen galleries showcasing local and regional artists, where you can view a range of work and even meet creators during monthly events like the First Friday Art Walk.

Beyond galleries, catch live performances at local theaters, enjoy public art displays, and check out special exhibitions and hands-on classes that spark creativity.

Go for a Run

March is a great time to come to Fredericksburg for a race, with both the 11th Annual Outlaw Half Marathon, 10K, & 5K and the 10th Annual Wanderlust Half Marathon, 10K, & 5K on the calendar. Lace up and run the scenic streets of Fredericksburg, TX, while enjoying cool mornings and motivational spectators. These races are just as fun to watch as they are to run, creating an energetic atmosphere throughout town. Before and after the race, be sure to fuel up at local restaurants.

| Outlaw Half Marathon

What to Pack

Spring weather in Fredericksburg is typically mild and pleasant. Mornings and evenings tend to be cooler, especially toward the beginning of the month, while afternoons are warm and slightly breezy.

  • Layered clothing to adjust as temperatures change
  • Comfortable walking shoes for Main Street, wineries, and museums
  • A light jacket for evenings or occasional spring showers

Plan Your March Visit

March in Fredericksburg is full of history, culture, outdoor adventures, and local flavors, making it perfect for a midweek escape or a long weekend. Explore historic Main Street, walk scenic trails, enjoy handcrafted cocktails, and see early wildflowers in bloom. With some planning, you can experience the best of the Hill Country and create a visit that feels uniquely yours.

Looking ahead to another season? Fredericksburg hosts festivals and events throughout the year. Start planning your next visit anytime.

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