Waco VISITORS GUIDE - Waco & The Heart Of Texas
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Welcome toWACOConveniently located on I-35 in theFt.Worth Dallascenter of the state, just 90 miles fromDallas and Austin, Waco has longAustinHoustonbeen known as the “Heart of Texas.”San AntonioNamed after the Waco Indian tribe, thevillage of Waco was established in 1849 andincorporated in 1856. The legendary Chisholmand Shawnee cattle trails both crossed Waco’shistoric Suspension Bridge on their way to northern cattle markets.INTERSATEINTERSATE35W35EINTERSATE356T EXASINTERSATE35Today, Waco is a diverse, bustling city of 138,183, with a university,two colleges, over 40 hotels and 300 restaurants. We are home tothe famous Magnolia Market, owned by Chip and Joanna Gaines.Waco is also the home of a lively cultural district. Discover openair festivals and concerts by the river, sporting events, a popularSaturday morning farmers market, “First Fridays” downtown,theatre, live music, rodeo, comedy, dance, art galleries, and aworld-class symphony orchestra.Check out wacoheartoftexas.com/events to find out what¹shappening during your visit.We know you’ll find plenty of “heart” at the center of ourhospitality!Attractions & Museums2Points of Interest9The Magnolia Trail11Arts & Culture16Tours21Wineries, Distilleries, and Craft Breweries 24Recreation & Outdoor Attractions27Shopping32Dining36Festivals & Events38Lodging40Major Venues45Transportation46
Waco’sATTRACTIONS& MUSEUMSCAMERON PARK ZOOThe Cameron Park Zoo rests on52 acres adjacent to the BrazosRiver. Lush native vegetation,splashing waterfalls, a picturesque lake and ponds surroundthe different natural habitatsthat are home to giraffes, lions,white rhinos and elephants.The Asian Forest features thecritically endangered orangutans, Sumatran tigers, and Komodo dragons. Other residents include gibbons,lemurs, Galapagos tortoises and the Brazos River Country’s varietyof North American animals that live on the Brazos River. Enjoy a50,000-gallon coral reef saltwater aquarium and the playful riverotters as they swim around the children who slide through the otterexhibit. Cameron Park Zoo is the only AZA accredited zoo betweenDallas/Fort Worth and San Antonio.9am - 5pm, Mon - Sat11am - 5pm, SunClosed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day1701 N 4th St(254) 750-8400cameronparkzoo.comAdmission ChargeMAYBORN MUSEUM COMPLEXThe Mayborn Museum Complex, on the campus of Baylor University,brings together the resources of hands-on discovery rooms andinteractive natural science and cultural history galleries. Thisrich combination provides a wide spectrum of engaging learningopportunities for visitors of all ages. The complex also includesthe Gov. Bill & Vara Daniel historic village, depicting life in Texasfrom the late 1800’s to the early 20th century, a theater, giftshop, and Common Grounds coffeeshop. Traveling exhibits varythroughout the year in theSpecial Exhibits Hall.10am - 5pm, Mon - Wed, Fri - Sat10am - 8pm, Thu1pm - 5pm, Sun1300 S University Parks Dr(254) 710-1110maybornmuseum.comAdmission Charge2
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3DR PEPPER MUSEUM &FREE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTEA museum dedicated to Dr Pepper, the nation’s oldestmajor soft drink. The museum offers twobuildings of exhibitstelling the story ofthe soda pop industrythrough memorabiliaand advertising.Exhibits changeregularly. Visit Frosty’sSoda Shop and PeggyPepper’s Emporiumanytime without payingadmission.10am - 5:30pm, Mon - Sa12pm - 5:30pm, Sun300 S 5th St(254) 757-1025drpeppermuseum.comAdmission ChargeWACO MAMMOTH NATIONAL MONUMENTIn July 2015, this site was declared a National Monument due toits historical significance. This paleontological site represents thenation’s only recorded discovery of a nursery herd of Columbianmammoths. Visitors can view “in situ” fossils including femalemammoths, a bull mammoth, and a camel that lived approximately67,000 years ago.9am - 5pm dailyClosed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day6220 Steinbeck Bend Dr(254) 750-7946www.wacomammoth.comAdmission Charge4
4HOMESTEAD CRAFTVILLAGEHomestead Craft Village, located5 miles outside Waco, offersshopping, dining, and selfguided tours. The 18 acrecomplex includes a 200-yearold Barn, the Potter’s House, awoodworking shop, a restored 1760 gristmill, fiber arts,herb garden, and more. Guided tours are available by appointment.Café Homestead, serving natural beef and homemade baked goods,is one of the top-rated restaurants in the Waco area. Brazos ValleyCheese and Red Wagon BBQ are also located on the grounds.10am - 6pm, Mon - SatClosed SunCafé Homestead is open 8am – 4pm, Mon – Sat608 Dry Creek Rd(254) 754-9600homesteadcraftvillage.comFree AdmissionTEXAS RANGER HALL OF FAME & MUSEUMOne of the most popular attractions in the state, the Texas RangerHall of Fame & Museum is the official State Hall of Fame andMuseum for the Texas Rangers. History buffs, gun collectors andthose enchanted by the Wild West and Ranger lore will love ithere. The museum’s 14,000 artifacts date back to the early daysof Texas, and include badges, firearms, tack, and personal gear.Displays include a Bonnie & Clyde exhibit,and memorabilia from The Lone Ranger andWalker, Texas Ranger. The Hall of Famecommemorates 30 brave Rangers who died inservice and served with distinction.9am-5pm dailyLast guest admitted at 4:30pmClosed Thanksgiving, Christmas, andNew Year’s Day100 Texas Ranger Trail(254) 750-8631texasranger.orgAdmission Charge
TEXAS SPORTS HALL OF FAMEFeaturing Texas sports legends like Nolan Ryan, Troy Aikman, TomLandry, and “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias, the Texas Sports Hall ofFame celebrates the athletes who have made a lasting impact onthe the state. The 35,000-square-foot building also includes theSouthwest Conference Hall of Fame, the Nolan Ryan Museum, theTexas High School Football Hall of Fame, and the Texas Tennis Hallof Fame.9am - 5pm, Mon - Sat1108 S University Parks Dr(254) 756-1633www.tshof.orgAdmission ChargeWACO DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKETOperating year-round, the Waco Downtown Farmers Market ismuch more than a place to buy fresh produce. It’s the place tohear live music, enjoy good food prepared on site, and see locallycreated artwork and crafts. The market features the best localagricultural producers and artisan vendors within 150 miles ofWaco.9am to 1pm, Sat OnlySummer hours may vary.McLennan County Courthouse parking lotwacodowntownfarmersmarket.comFree admission6
Waco’sHISTORICHOMESWaco offers four restored historic homes. These house museumscontain furnishings typical of the period and, in some cases,original to the house. Please check the websites for hours. Someare by appointment only.EAST TERRACE(Italianate Villa, 1874 - 1884)100 Mill St(254) 753-5166historicwaco.orgAdmission ChargeEARLE-NAPIER-KINNARDHOUSE(Greek Revival, 1858 - 1869)814 S 4th St(254) 753-5166historicwaco.orgAdmission ChargeEARLE-HARRISON HOUSE & PAPE GARDENS(Greek Revival, 1858)1901 N 5th St(254) 753-2032earleharrison.comAdmission Charge and Reservations RequiredMCCULLOCH HOUSE(Greek Revival, 1866 - 1872)407 Columbus Ave(254) 753-5166historicwaco.orgAdmission Charge7
Waco’sFRATERNAL &CULTURALMUSEUMSHELEN MARIE TAYLOR MUSEUM OFWACO HISTORY701 Jefferson Ave(254) 752-4774Admission Charge/By AppointmentLEE LOCKWOODLIBRARY ANDMUSEUM2801 W Waco Dr(254) 754-3942leelockwood.orgFree Admission/Call forAppointmentMASONIC GRANDLODGE OF TEXAS715 Columbus Ave(254) 753-7395grandlodgeoftexas.orgFree Admission/Call for AppointmentREDMEN MUSEUM4521 Speight Ave(254) 756-1221redmen.org/museumFree AdmissionWACO HISPANIC MUSEUMLocated at the South Waco Community Center2815 Speight Ave(254) 235-8664Free Admission/Call for Hours8
Waco’sPOINTS OFINTERESTDORIS MILLER MEMORIALDoris Miller was born and raised in the Waco area, and was thefirst African-American to be awarded the Navy Cross, for hisbravery during Pearl Harbor. Serving as a messman on the USSWest Virginia, Doris Miller helped pull the ship’smortally wounded captain tosafety. Untrained in the useof heavy artillery, Doris thenfired at the attacking planes.The memorial includes astylized sculpture of the USSWest Virginia and a sculptureof the hero.Elm Ave atMartin Luther King Jr BlvdDorismillermemorial.orgFree AdmissionRIVERWALKThe Riverwalk is found on both sides of the Brazos River indowntown Waco. On the west side, the paved walk extends fromBaylor University all the way to McLennan Community College,via Cameron Park. The riverwalk trail within Cameron Park is notpaved, while the rest of the trail is made of concrete and is ADAaccessible. The Riverwalk crosses the Brazos at the Herring AvenueBridge and loops back along Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd to FranklinAvenue. In early 2020, 28 zoo animal sculptures were added alongthe riverwalk between Indian Spring Park and the entrance to theCameron Park Zoo. Portions of the riverwalk near I-35 may beinaccessible at times due to construction.Entrances all along the Brazos RiverADA accessible entrance ramp near trail sign at Washington Ave. andUniversity Parks DrNo admission charge9
VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIALDedicated in 2004, this memorial honors all who served in Vietnam,including those missing in action, and memorializes those who lost theirlives in the conflict. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial tells the story of thewar and its effects on Waco and the nation. Pavilions in the sculpturewalk include The Beginning, The Conflict, and The Honor. Under the thirdpavilion stands a monument listing the names of the fallen who werefrom McLennan County. Yaupon holly trees were planted for each fallensoldier.Just past the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the visitor can find memorialscommemorating those lost in the Korean War, Gulf War, Iraq War, andAfghanistan War.Located at Washington Ave and University Parks DrFree AdmissionWACO SUSPENSION BRIDGE (1870)Waco’s Suspension Bridge is the oldest suspension bridge stillin use in Texas. Built in 1870, it was the first bridge to span themighty Brazos River. Cattle drives crossed the river using thebridge, following the course of the Chisholm Trail or ShawneeTrail. An official Chisholm Trail marker can be seen on the eastside of the bridge. On the west side, in IndianSpring Park, the “Branding theBrazos” cattle drive sculpturegroup pays homage to Waco’s rolein the historic Texas cattle drives.Note-Renovation of portions of thebridge will cause the bridge itself tobe closed to pedestrian traffic fromtime to time. Indian Spring Park willremain open.Washington Ave at University Parks Dr toMartin Luther King Jr, Blvd at Elm AveNo admission chargeDOWNLOAD THE FREE MOBILE APPfor Apple or Android! We know you’ll find plenty of “heart”at the center of our hospitality.Plan ThePerfect Trip!
THE WACO CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU PRESENTSTHEMAGNOLIAW A C O ,T E X A SDue to popular demand, the WacoConvention & Visitors Bureau offers theMagnolia Trail, a self-guided tour for fansof Chip and Joanna Gaines.Super Time at the Silos and Exploring WacoMy wife, daughter and myself left Dallas to takea short trip to Waco to visit Magnolia Marketat the Silos. We are all big fans of the HGTVshow and we wanted to explore the shops andthe town of Waco. We were glad we did. We hada great side trip to Waco and Magnolia Market.We highly recommend it and exploring Waco. Itis a beautiful town.– CarpeDiem02 via TripAdvisorI had to come and see what all the fuss wasabout, and let’s just say I’m now a BELIEVER.So much stinkin’ magic in this place.– @buckmcmurray via Instagram11
MAGNOLIA MARKET AT THE SILOSMagnolia Market at the Silos covers 4.9 acres in downtown Wacoand features two landmark 120’ high silos. The silos were builtin 1950 as part of the Brazos Valley Cotton Oil Company. Thegrounds include a 12,000 sq. ft. retail store located in the historicgrain barn, a food truck parkwith picnic tables, a gardenstore, bakery, and lawn areawith free lawn games such ascornhole and football. TheMagnolia Press Coffee Co.was added to the groundsin October 2019. Admissionto the grounds is free exceptduring some special events.A 10.4 million expansion project is underway that will bring afurniture showroom, whiffle ball field, and a relocated historicchurch.While at the silos, enjoy the beautiful garden blooming withplants inspired by Joanna’s greenhouse, and browse through theitems you can purchase in the store at Magnolia Seed Supply.Don’t forget to get a cupcake at the Silos Baking Co. or enjoy acup of joe at Magnolia Press! Come early for the shortest lines.601 Webster Ave(254) 235-0603magnolia.comMagnolia Market – 9am - 6pm, Mon - SatMagnolia Seed Supply - 9am - 6pm, Mon - SatSilos Baking Co. – 7:30am - 6pm, Mon - SatMagnolia Press Coffee Co. - 7am -7pm, Mon - SatPARKING AT THE SILOS & GETTING AROUND WACOAccessible parking is available along 6th street near the SilosBaking Co, as well as free lots and on-street parking arounddowntown Waco where you can ride the trolley or walk to thesilos.MAGNOLIA TABLEStart your day at Magnolia Table, Chip and Joanna’s cozybreakfast and brunch spot. Be sure to try the biscuits andstrawberry butter. Ride the LaSalle-Circle Shuttle from downtown.Check wait times at magnolia.com/table.2132 S Valley Mills Dr6am - 3pm, Mon - Satmagnolia.com/table
SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE SILOSAnnual events include Spring at the Silos (March), Silobration(October), and Christmas at the Silos. Special events typicallyfeature a free artisan market, concerts, and appearances by Chip& Jo. Other events include the Silo District Marathon — run byChip himself along with 6,000 of his closest running buddies —book signings, and special guests at the silos.PHOTO OPSMAGNOLIA HOUSE &MAGNOLIA CARRIAGE HOUSEThis lovely vacation home was unveiled to fans on a specialChristmas 2015 episode. It opened for booking in March 2016,and sold out for the next year within hours. Check availability atmagnolia.com/stay.You won’t be able to go on the grounds or inside the house, butyou can take a great photo in front of the gate! Magnolia Houseis located in nearby McGregor, Texas, a short 15 mile drive fromWaco.323 S Madison Ave, McGregor, TXHILLCREST ESTATEHillcrest Estate is a beautiful, historic home in the heart of Wacothat has been faithfully restored to its former glory.A renovation by the Magnolia Homes team infused fresh,updated features with the home’s original details and character.Check availability at magnolia.com/stay.Please note that this property is on a very busy street –DO NOT STAND in the street to take photos.3601 Hillcrest Dr13
LO C A L H OT S P OT SFEATURED ON THE SHOWTHE LITTLE SHOP ON BOSQUEThe original home of the Magnolia Market, this site is an adorablehouse made into a shop. The little shop grew as much as it couldat its original location before moving into the new location atthe Silos in late October of 2015. The shop now offers slightlydamaged and last chance items.3801 Bosque Blvd10am - 5pm, Mon-Satmagnolia.com/little-shop-on-bosqueHARP DESIGN COFixer Upper regularly featuredthe amazing designs ofcraftsman Clint Harp. Stopin to visit his shop andshowroom. Pick up some ofthose famous wooden candleholders, or have a customtable created, just like Joannadoes.808 N 15th St(254) 230-2054,harpdesignco.comJDH IRON DESIGNSVisit Jimmy Don Holmes’ new downtown location, just across fromthe Silos or go to the shop near Crawford to watch the craftsmenat work. You are likely to find some of the great signs seen onFixer Upper or have them design a custom sign just for you.401 S 8th St, Downtown Waco or9685 Lone Star Parkway, near Crawford, TX(254) 486-9150, jdhirondesigns.comCan’t get enough of Magnolia and Chip & Jo’s favorite Wacogems? Visit https://wacoheartoftexas.com/magnolia-trail/.Want to see some of your favorite homes from Fixer Upper? Visitwacoheartoftexas.com/things-to-do/tours/ to find a driving tour.Most include several houses featured on TV.14
NEW ADDITIONS TOTHE MAGNOLIA PROPERTIESIn 2019, Chip & Jo purchased several unique and historicbuildings in Waco. Please note that these are not open to thepublic at this time.THE COTTONLAND CASTLEChip & Jo purchased the historic Cottonland Castle in 2019. Wecan’t wait to see what magic they work on this property! Pleasebe respectful of neighboring properties as this is a residentialarea.3300 Austin AveTHE FORTHOUSELocated just a fewblocks away from theSilos, the Fort Housewas built in 1868.In March of 2019,Chip & Jo purchasedthis home fromthe Historic WacoFoundation.503 S 4th StWACO GRAND KAREM SHRINE BUILDINGIn October 2019, Chip & Jo announced plans to renovate thishistoric building in downtown Waco. The 1928 building willundergo an extensive historic restoration that will convert theformer county office building into a three-story, handcrafted hotelfeaturing a rooftop terrace, a grand ballroom, and ground floorrestaurant and café.701 Washington Ave15
Waco’sARTS & CULTUREWaco has a thriving arts scene, including murals, sculptures,working artist studios, and much more throughout downtown andbeyond.CULTURAL DISTRICTThe Waco Downtown CulturalDistrict is a walkable, connectedarea with a concentrationof cultural activity andencompasses Waco’s Historicand Main Street zones onboth banks of the BrazosRiver. Murals, sculptures, artist studios,attractions, shopping, restaurants, and beautifulhistoric buildings are all part of this important ONG BROWNING LIBRARY & MUSEUMThis Italian Renaissance-style building holds the world’s largestcollection of works andmemorabilia of Robert andElizabeth Barrett Browning,plus bronze sculptures,Renaissance paintings, books,and manuscripts from the 19thcentury. The stained-glasswindows depict themes from theBrownings’ poetry.9am - 5pm, Mon - Fri10am - 2pm, Sat710 Speight Ave(254) 710-3566browninglibrary.orgFree admissionART CENTER WACOArt Center Waco is renovating a building to serve as its new home.Watch for mobile exhibits and special events.701 S 8th St(254) 752-4371artcenterwaco.orgART FORUM OF WACOArt gallery, working artist studios and classes.1826 Morrow Ave(254) 652-5119facebook.com/waco.art.forum16
BRAZOS THEATREThe Brazos Theatre Group is a collective of local actors and theatreenthusiasts. The group offers a variety of theatrical productions,including mystery dinner theatre, improv comedy, musicals anddramas.7524 Bosque Blvd Suite G(254) 313-8920brazostheatre.comCULTIVATE 7TWELVECultivate 7Twelve is more than just an art gallery. It provides apremier space for a myriad of cultural experiences: art exhibitions,special events, working artist studios, a shopping experiencecomplete with local artisan goods, fine art, and art prints. Checkthe website for current events and exhibits, including farm-to-tabledinners, special live music experiences, and art workshops.712 Austin Ave(254) 401-1443waco7twelve.comJUBILEE THEATREOriginally called the Texas Theatre, this 1930’s movie house wasrenovated in the 1990’s and now hosts plays, meetings, creativedance, summer youth camps, and special events.1319 N 15th St(254) 753-4900jubileetheatre-waco.orgKIERAN-SISTRUNK FINE ART GALLERYA small, charming gallery located in Uptown Waco. Housed withina historic home built in 1910, this gallery is run by artists MarkKieran and Susan Sistrunk.2120 Washington Ave(254) 733-9478wanderingartisans.comMARTIN MUSEUM OF ART(on Baylor campus)This museum features exhibits by national and international artistsand touring art shows, and the museum’s permanent collection ofmodern and contemporary painting, sculpture and prints.10am – 5pm, Tues – Sat1pm – 5pm, Sun60 Baylor Ave (inside Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center)(254) 710-1867baylor.edu/martinmuseumSILO DISTRICT COMEDY CLUBSilo District Comedy Club is located inside Savage Finds antiquestore.324 S 6th St, Waco, TX 76701(254) 294-7500thesilodistrict.com17
STANTON STUDIOSBryant Stanton is famous for hisstained glass work, but he alsocreates architectural art. Hiswork can be found in cathedralsand buildings across the stateof Texas. Many of the stainedglass pieces in the Driskill Hotelin Austin were created and builtin his studio. Don’t miss outon the opportunity to createhand-blown ornaments near theholidays.9am - 5pm, Mon - Fri318 Rogers Hill Rd(254) 829-1151stantonstudiostx.comSTUDIO GALLERYStudio Gallery features a mixture of decorative and fine art, in avariety of styles, from traditional to contemporary.9am - 5pm, Mon - Fri4712 W Waco Dr(254) 772-0907studiogallerywaco.comMAKE THE WACOTOURIST INFORMATIONCENTER & GIFT SHOPYOUR FIRST STOP!106 Texas Ranger TrailWaco, TX 76706Toll-Free: (800) 922-6386Office: (254) 750-8696
WACO CIVIC THEATREClassical & modern plays are presented in this circa-1950 theater.1517 Lake Air Dr(254) 776-1591wacocivictheatre.orgWACO HIPPODROME THEATREConstructed in 1914, thetheatre originallyhosted vaudevilleacts and silentmovies. Today,the Hippodromepresents new andclassic movies, playsand concerts, plusin-theatre dining. Thecomplex also housesThe Raleigh diner onthe street level andThe Hightop at theHippodrome, a roof-topbar.724 Austin Ave(254) 296-9000wacohippodrometheatre.comWACO SYMPHONYORCHESTRAThe Waco SymphonyOrchestra has been acornerstone of Waco culturesince 1962. The season runs from September through April andfeatures world-class guest artists and beautiful music from themost celebrated composers. Stephen Heyde, Conductor/MusicDirector.Concerts performed at Waco Hall, 7th and Speight(254) 754-0851wacosymphony.comThe mostrewardinglive musicexperience inCentral TexasStephen HeydeMusic Director/ConductorFor concert information:www.WacoSymphony.com 245-754-0851
“The highlight of our Waco experience!”“Best tour we’ve taken around the globe!”“Worth every penny! I’d do it again.”Experience theBEST withWaco Tours!Classic Waco TourOur 2.5-3 hour tourprovides a little tasteof all of Waco. We’llstop at Harp Design,Common Grounds,Jimmy Don’s shop,as well as a fewother fun surprises!We’ll explore gorgeousneighborhoods you’veseen on TV andmuch more!River CruiseWe invite you torelax on our 2-2.5hour, peaceful andinformative cruise onthe Brazos River.It’s sure to be oneof the mostmemorable timesof your Waco visit.Sit back, berefreshed, andrelax on the water!Book your tour today!254.300.8725Voted #1 Touron Trip Advisor!
Waco’sGUIDED TOURSBRAZOS TOURSSee the custom homes, shops,and history of Waco during this2.5 hour tour. You never knowwhere they might stop! Thistour includes several homesand shops featured on FixerUpper.(254) 870-1412Picks up at the Hilton Waco113 S University Parks Drbrazostours.comTicketed ToursLIVING HISTORY TOURSOF WACO BY SNOBBY TOURS , INC. Guided themed heritage tours covering the past 170 yearsof Waco history, gathered through personal stories, written records,oral accounts, and even some local “legends and lore.” Each“Living History Tour” may be guided by either a local historian or bya costumed historical reenactor portraying a real life person fromWaco’s colorful past. Reservations must be made at least 45 daysin advance of the group’s desired tour date. There is a 10 personminimum.(254) 754-8687Toll-Free: 1.866.284.8687 (from inside USA)International: Pre-arranged Group Tours
THE SILO DISTRICT COMEDY CLUB & TOURSTour guides tell you their personal experiences and provide a lookat Fixer Upper houses and local tourist attractions. Tours includelunch at a popular Waco restaurant.(254) 294-7500324 S 6th Stthesilodistrict.comTicketed ToursWACO RIVERSAFARI & TOURSThis scenic rivertour is full ofinteresting historyand fascinatingviews of the Brazosand Bosque rivers.Relax as youembark on a tourthrough downtownWaco and up theBosque River. Learn aboutthe Suspension Bridge, Waco Indians and how theBrazos shaped Waco. Sunset dinner cruises are also available.River tours are offered seasonally. Fixer Upper historical drivingtours are offered year round.(832) 663-0519wacoriversafari.comTicketed ToursWACO TOURSWaco Tours provides an inside look at the most interesting thingsto do and places to see in Waco. From Baylor to the Brazos River,Cameron Park to the Suspension Bridge, the tours will show youWaco’s history, homes, and hidden gems. Waco Tours is ownedby Luke and Rachel Whyte, and David Ridley, good friends whosehomes were renovated on a popular TV show based in Waco.Tour options include the Classic Waco Tour, the horseback TexasExperience, or the River Cruise Tour.(254) 300-8725526 S 2nd Stwaco-tours.comTicketed Tours22
Waco’sSPECIALTYTOURSBALCONES DISTILLERYTouring this distillery takes you through the distillation process thatcreates world-class whiskies in the heart of downtown Waco, startingat the grain silos and finishing with a sampling of Balcones whiskies.Tours fill up quickly – so book your spot today!225 S 11th St(254) 755-6003balconesdistilling.comMCLANE STADIUM TOURSTake a 90 minute guided tour of McLane Stadium, home to the Baylorfootball team. All public tours start at Bruiser’s Locker Room, locatedoff parking lot 2, between Gates B and C.The tour includes: Baylor lockerroom, presidential level, pressbox, recruit lounge, suites andfield access (route may be altereddepending on other stadium events).1001 S M.L.K. Jr Blvd(254) O PEDICAB TOURSThree-wheeler pedicabs will take you around Waco’s unique historicalspots, and make enjoyable stops at local shops.811 Webster Ave(469) 763-2032huecopedicabtours.comWACO PEDAL TOURSWaco Pedal Tours is Waco’s oneand only pedal bike tour. Ride alongon one of the core packages, orschedule a private tour. The sky isthe limit!526 S 2nd St(254) 307-8489wacopedaltours.comWACO WINE TOURSExplore area wineries, vineyards, or breweries. Enjoy a Classic WineTour, a Brewery Tour, or book a private custom tour.420 Franklin Ave(254) 709-5940wacotours.wineTicketed Tours23
Waco’sWINERIES,DISTILLERIES &CRAFT BREWERIESBALCONES DISTILLINGBalcones is a highly awarded craft distillery, earning over 40internationally recognized awards from panels such as WhiskyMagazine’s Icons of Whisky, Wizards of Whisky, Best in Glass andthe San Francisco International Wine & Spirits Competition.225 S 11th St(254) 755-6003balconesdistilling.comBARE ARMS BREWINGThe owners believe if you are passionate about something youshouldn’t be afraid to roll up your sleeves, bare your arms, and goto work. They are passionate about their product and unafraid ofhard work, thus the name.2515 La Salle Ave(254) 759-8480barearmsbrewing.comOPEN TUES - SUN STARTING AT 1PMBALCONESDISTILLING.COM2 2 5 S . 1 1 T H S T R E E T, WA C O , T E X A S 7 6 7 0 1 2 5 4 . 7 5 5 . 6 0 0 3
BROTHERWELLBREWINGBorn in Waco,Brotherwell Brewingexists to serve theCentral Texas communitywith locally crafted beerof the highest quality.400 E Bridge Stbrotherwell.comKISSING TREE VINEYARDSExperience live music, Sunday brunch, and the adorable story ofwhy this country vineyard is named the Kissing Tree. Kissing Treealso offers a restaurant and tasting room in downtown Waco.Taste (restaurant and tasting room)804 S 7th St(254) 235-1068109 3rd St,Eddy, TX(254) 859-8039kissingtreevineyards.comSOUTHERN ROOTS BREWING COMPANYWhether it’s your very first foray into craft beer, or you’re a selfidentified beer aficionado, you are invited to try a flight.217-219 N 8th St(254) 732-2309southernrootsbrewingco.comVALLEY MILLS VINEYARDSValley Mills Vineyards is a full-production, boutique winery. VMVfarms over 30 acres of local vineyards and makes all of theirwines in-house from Texas-grown grapes. They specialize in theproduction of dry red wines, but offer a range of other options.1686 FM 1637(254) 848-4343valleymillsvineyards.com25
WACO ALE COMPANYWaco Ale Company uses the highest quality ingredients to createaward-winning craft beers for every palate – whether you’re abeginner looking for just a little more flavor, or a connoisseurlooking for the rarest of brews.806 Austin Avewacoaleco.comWACO WINERY TASTING ROOM & ROOFTOP PATIOLocated in Downtown Waco on a rooftop patio overlooking AustinAve, this tasting room offers art, live music, and local wine from theWaco Winery vineyard.708 Austin Ave(254) 875-2375wacowinery.comValley26MillsVineyards
Waco’sRECREATION &OUTDOORATTRACTIONSBICYCLE WORLDRent a mountain bike or a bicycle built for two to start your Wacoadventure.215 S. University Parks Dr.(254) 300-4448visitbicycleworld.com/locations/wacoBILL & EVA WILLIAMS BEAR HABITATThe Bear Habitat is home to Baylor’s two mascots, Joy and Lady.The bear was chosen as Baylor’s mascot in 1914, when studentsvoted to name the bear the official “Patron Saint of all Baylordom.”The first bear to arrive on campus was a gift from soldiersstationed in Waco in 1917 during World War I.Intersection of 5th St and ML Daniel Esplanade(Next door to the Bill Daniel Student Center)Free admissionBRAZOS BLUFFS STABLESBrazos Bluffs Stables offers fun and scenic trail riding toursthrough the ranch’s natural beauty of high bluffs and woodedvalleys along the banks of the Brazos River.7007 Gholson Rd(254) 723-6727brazosbluffsranch.comBRAZOS RIVERThe Brazos River winds through downtown Waco and is arecreational hub for visitors and Wacoans alike. Rent a kayak, canoe,or paddleboard and enjoy yourself!27
28CAMERON PARKThe 416-acre park, a giftof the William Cameronfamily, offers towering oaks,breathtaking cliffs overlookingthe Brazos and Bosque Rivers,and a National Recreation Trailsystem. Mountain bikers andhikers share the park with discgolfers, picnickers, and birdwatchers. Cameron Park is anatural treasure, and it’s yours toexplore.(254) aspx?id 310Free AdmissionHAWAIIAN FALLS WACOThis Waco water park features a wave pool, 800-foot-long lazy river(with free tubes), splash zones, and lots of slides like the six-storywhite-knuckler Tempest Tower. The park is open from MemorialWeekend through Labor Day.900 Lake Shore Dr(2
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Enhancing Public Space in Downtown Waco W D OWN T OWN ACO Recommendations for improvements in Waco's Public Improvement District: 1) Invest in the redevelopment of University Parks Drive between Washington and Franklin Avenues to create a flexible event space that remains useful as a road but can be more easily closed periodically.
