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To book a Tour of the Painted Churches or for more information, please call (979) 743-4514. The churches are all active and do conduct services on Saturdays and Sundays. You may tour the churches Monday-Saturday 9:00-4:00pm, but please be respectful of any events or services that you may encounter.
- Painted Churches of Texas | Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce, tours
Quaint painted churches and lively dance halls dot the...
- Painted Churches of Texas | Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce, tours
6 paź 2023 · But Schulenburg isn’t the only town with these sacred gems, and below, we’ve highlighted our six favorites, located in Serbin, High Hill, Ammannsville, Dubina, Fredericksburg, and Praha. Here are our favorite painted churches of Texas in no particular order. 1. St. Paul’s Lutheran, Serbin.
16 lut 2018 · Explore the stunning masterpieces inside some of the oldest churches in Texas, built by Czech and German immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. This road trip takes you through Schulenburg and Fayette County, where you can see the pink, blue and gold churches with intricate details and designs.
3 cze 2021 · There’s a historic (and haunted) dance hall, rolling hills, and a beautiful downtown. But the star of Schulenberg are the beautiful churches that dot the countryside around it. Out of the twenty painted churches of Texas, Schulenberg is home to 6 of the most famous and beautiful.
5 wrz 2018 · Learn about the German and Czech immigrants who built and painted the churches in the late 1800s and early 1900s. See the stunning examples of art, architecture, and faith in Schulenburg, Texas.
Quaint painted churches and lively dance halls dot the landscape. Having stood for generations they are symbolic of the area’s rich Czech and German heritage which is alive and well to this day. Schulenburg is the home of the Shorthorns, a venerable name in high school football and a satellite campus of Blinn College.
The Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce offers a guided tour of the local area Czech and German Communities and the beautiful Painted Churches. Or guide Linda rode in our vehicle, ate lunch with us and regaled us a living history lesson on the people who settle here from Europe.
