Small Town, Big Nuts - YOLO TX in Seguin
Channel: YOLO TX TV
Date: 12/10/2018

Looking for a break from the busy city? Visit seguin for a 🌰 nutty good time by checking out their renowned pecans and nutcracker museum. Don’t forget to stop by their amazing restaurants and brewery 🍺 and remember to take a ride on their switchback wooden roller coaster!🎢

Go nuts with YOLO TX as we take a trip to the small town of Seguin! The charming city is known for its Pecans and nutcracker museum.
Grab a bite at the power plant grill for some delicious food with an amazing view! Quench your thirst with a stop at the Seguin Brewing company, and no trip to Seguin is complete without taking a ride on the wooden coaster at the city’s theme park: ZDT’s.

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https://www.seguintexas.gov/landing_cvb.php
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