A keeper of bold Texas legends, rich legacies, and folklore. Stagecoach wheels no longer chatter and clatter down Main Street; however, soft babbling waters cascading over rocks in Salado Creek, muddled voices, laughter, live music, bells chiming on shop doors, and birds chirping can be heard.
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Take part in glass-blowing, browse for antiques, and visit an array of galleries, as well as explore many historic sites. Here is everything to do on your trip to Salado, Texas.
Salado was first incorporated in 1867 for the sole purpose of building a bridge across Salado Creek. In 2000, the citizens of Salado voted in favor of reincorporation, before which it was a census-designated place.
Our Salado site is home to our tasting room, our Texas cheese shop and our bistro and features wonderful vintage buildings, an incredible garden, and true Texas hospitality.
The Historic Village of Salado, Texas is located along I-35 between Waco and Austin and is just two hours south of Dallas. Salado plays host to many Texas Festivals and is a beautiful destination for a day trip, a weekend stay, or a quick stop on your way to Magnolia in Waco.
Salado, one hour north of Austin, Texas, makes for a quaint day trip filled with art galleries, antique shopping, and Southern hospitality.