Salado is picturesque with charming historic buildings and art along the main streets. What makes Salado different? Grit and elegance.

No matter the time of year, you can make good use of a free Saturday or Sunday by taking a day trip. Forty-five minutes north of Austin lies the village of

The historic Stagecoach Inn undergoes its second remodel in three years—this time with a new old name. Overseeing it all is the Austin group known for some of the state's trendiest hotels.

Salado is such a fun little village, and reminds me of a smaller Fredericksburg, without the crowds! There are over 60 shops and galleries in downtown, restaurants, breweries and wineries, and sev…

Salado is such a fun little village, and reminds me of a smaller Fredericksburg, without the crowds! There are over 60 shops and galleries in downtown, restaurants, breweries and wineries, and sev…

Hey there y'all! Time certainly got away from me last week, and I didn't get to share the rest of our quick trip to Salado. So I'm back & rearing to go this week with a fun post on 24 Hours in Salado. Salado is a sweet little town just about an hour from Waco chock full of darling little shops along quaint sidewalks. I love visiting Salado, especially in the Fall & winter months. This trip was no exception. We started out creating our pumpkins, spent the afternoon shopping, dining at The…

Salado has that old town look-and-feel that really connects visitors with small-town Texas history. Just an hour north of Austin, it’s the ideal spot for a quick getaway. Discover what to do in Salado, from art galleries and boutiques to restaurants and breweries.

Sirena the Mermaid at Salado Creek in Salado, Texas. Salado Creek was Texas' first Natural Landmark and once believed to have medicinal qualities. You can read the tale of Sirena here: http://www2.vvm.com/voyages/usa/texas/salado.htm

First incorporated in 1867, Salado is a town in Bell County, Texas, United States. It is positioned between the cities of Austin and Waco. The sole purpose of the incorporation of Salado was to build a bridge across Salado Creek. There is archaeological evidence of a Native American settlement that predated modern Salado roughly 15,500 years ago. The first record of white settlers in the area occurred around 1836.

The Village of Salado, Texas ~ Shops art galleries! Salado is the perfect place for a weekend getaway! Texas charm, located between Waco and Austin.