3 Best Sights in Kerrville, The Hill Country

Sitting at the highest point in Kerr County and overlooking the beautiful Texas Hill Country, Kerrville Hills Winery was the first winery established in Kerrville in 2008. Built on the footprint of a Kerrville homestead, the tasting room features the building's original double-sided fireplace, winery-facing windows, and unique rustic warehouse decor. Award-winning winemaker John Rivenburgh has a passion for growing high-quality, sustainable Texas grapes, and has gained acclaim for his full-bodied reds like Tannat, Tempranillo, and the Sagrantino. After a wine tasting, grab a glass of your favorite selection as you watch the sun set behind the hills.

Dedicated to preserving the authenticity of America's Western heritage, this museum not only showcases Western art from past and present artists, but also shares the rich and complex history of Native Americans, settlers, women of the West, mountain men, cowboys, and tradesmen in the West through educational programs. A frequent rotation of events features local wineries and collaborative workshops with artists.

This community-focused coffee shop and bar boasts a small but mighty menu of house-made craft beer along with house white, red, and rosé wines and cocktails served inside a warm wood-paneled space and on a spacious, breezy patio. The simple food menu is made up of sandwiches, salads, pizzas (can be made gluten-free), and snacks. Note that they do keep small-town hours, closing by 9 pm each night, with the kitchen closing at 8 pm.