6 / 40
3
11 Market Street, Hermann
redbarn@redbarnframing.com• 573/486-1012
Looking for more Antiques?
Visit our historic Antique Barn at our original location: 523 West 9th Street.
Open Monday - Saturday by chance or appointment 573-486-5544
Check Out Our Selection of
Gifts & Decor
• Creative and Fun Gifts for Kids
• Handmade Cardboard
Christmas Houses
• Ornaments & Decorations
• Art Sets and Supplies
• Dover Books
Page 6 - Hermann Area Visitor, Fall Edition 2015
FREE
•Walk up on the Red Caboose at 1st and Guttenberg.
The caboose is a 1970’s model donated to the city by
Union Pacific Railroad.
•Try a FREE Calvin’s 1836 Root Beer sample at the
Tin Mill Brewing Company. While there check out
the stainless vats of beer brewing and go upstairs to
see the mill used by the MFA grain elevator.
•Try a FREE grape juice sample at Stone Hill
Winery, Adam Puchta Winery, Bias Winery,
Hermannhof Winery, Oak Glenn Winery.
•Enjoy FREE German sausage samples at The Wurst
Haus, HermannhofWinery and SwissMeat Processing
•Read the names of the war veterans at the War
Memorial (2nd Street)
•Visit Antiques Unlimited/Ye Olde Fire House
Museum (2nd Street)
•Take a self-guided walking tour of the cellars at
Hermannhof Winery (1st Street)
•Climb “87” steps from 5th Street up to 4th Street
(5th Street)
•Sample a FREE piece of salt water taffy at Sugar
Momma’s (Market Street)
•Visit Creekside Nursery to see the chickens (Hwy.
100 West)
•Climb 46 steps from Hermannhof Winery to 2nd
Street (1st Street)
•Search your genealogy and learn more about
Gasconade County at the Gasconade CountyHistorical
Society (4th & Schiller)
•Hike or bike the Katy Trail (Hwy. 19 North)
•Take your picture overlooking the Missouri River at
Oak Glenn Winery (Hwy. 100 East)
•Take one of Hermann Hill’s 3-mile walks.
•Visit the Hermann Farmers Market on Wednesday
evenings and Saturday mornings.
Along the River – First Street by the Bridge
•Walk across the Missouri River Bridge. Stop half-
way and enjoy the view while resting on the bench.
All the way over the bridge and back is a mile .
•“Drive” the steamboat at the Gerald Engemann
Memorial Garden
•See the murals at the Gasconade County Courthouse.
•Walk through the garden and take your picture with
Amenius.
Along the River – Riverfront Park, Wharf Street
•Enjoy a picnic on the grass or at the shelter
•Skip rocks on the boat ramp of the Missouri River
(west end of park)
•Visit the Lewis & Clark Memorial Garden (east end
of park)
•Take your picture at the Boat Wheel/Flag Monument
•Visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows, the St.
Martin’s Church Museum and enjoy the 40-acre
wooded property at Starkenburg. (8:00 a.m. – 5,
buildings; Grounds open until dark. 10 minutes out-
side Hermann)
At the City Park
•Walk across the bridge over Frene Creek at the
park.
•Fish in the city pond.
•Enjoy a picnic or bbq at one of the shelters or on the
grass.
•Enjoy several pieces of fun equipment like the
swings, monkey bars, and many more.
•Play a game of tennis.
•Play a game of sand volleyball at the sand volleyball
court.
•Climb the steps by the Rotunda
•Climb the steps in the stand of the ballpark
On the School Campus
•Take a run on the outdoor track.
$5/person or under
•Tour the Historic Hermann Museum
•Take a guided tour of the cellars at Stone Hill
Winery, sample grape juice after the tour.
•Go for a swim and jump of the diving board at the
city pool.
•Tour the Deutschheim State Historic Site
•Enjoy a sweet freshly made donuts, cookies, stollens
and more from Battocletti’s Bakery.
•Enjoy hand-dipped ice cream or soft-serve ice cream
from the Downtown Deli or Trios.
•Enjoy hand-made candies at Ricky’s Chocolate Box.
•Visit the Fire House Museum at Station #1 on 2nd
Street. Groups of 10, by appointment only.
$5.01 - $10.00
•Camp in a tent at the city park.
$10.01 and above
•Rent a bike from Hermann Ride, Rest and Go.
Hermann Attractions For the Family on a Budget