Seguin Travel Guide

On the banks of the Guadalupe River, Seguin Texas is a small town that packs a punch and is bursting with activities that ensure that travelers enjoy the very best all American Texan vacation possible.

Things to Do in Seguin

Seguin is affectionately known as being the Pecan Capital of Texas -- quite an unusual accolade to behold but the nuts have been growing in plentiful supply in this region for centuries. In downtown Seguin, the town's most unique and quirky attraction awaits -- the world's largest Pecan! Capture a selfie or two in front of the statue and travel onwards to the Pape Pecan House. The Pape Pecan House is a museum and gift store that discusses the town's nutty routes as well as providing a great opportunity to pick up unusual, edible souvenirs.

If you're not totally crazy about Pecans and don't wish to spend the entirety of your Texan vacation learning about nuts (hey, we don't blame you!) then the town has plenty more to offer. The beautiful Max Starcke Park is great for those wanting to get back to nature and contains numerous trails for hiking and kayaking through woodlands and streams.

Texas may not be as well-known for its vineyards and wineries as southern California but that is not to say that it does not have them. The wineries of Texas Mead and Blue Lotus have excellent reputations in the area and are great places to organize a tasting or winery tour.

Best Time to Visit Seguin

The spring and fall months are the best time to visit Seguin, in order to escape the height of the summer humidity.