Georgetown Visitor Information Center

Very friendly with tons of information on Georgetown. To tell you how friendly they are, woman at the desk figured out who we were because someone had talked about us earlier in the day. Guy that delivers the free little newspaper spent a lot of time telling us where things are. Friendly place and friendly town.

Georgetown’s visitor center is conveniently located on the beautiful town square in a historic building. Upon entering you are immediately welcomed by the large «Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas» sign, which provides a great photo op. You can even pick up a free sticker with the motto. Georgetown square situated around the historic courthouse is one of the prettier and green Texas squares I have seen.
This is definitely one of the best visitor centers I have been too. Clean free public restrooms, and very friendly highly informative staff. Also, they not only had ample information and maps available about Georgetown, but also about the other neighboring towns nearby. The information was well laid out and easy to find.
The parking on the weekends was free around the square, and another surprising Georgetown fact was that you could walk around the square with open wine/​beer containers.

The Georgetown visitor information center served as a welcome haven for us this weekend. We had decided to take a road trip to the (Texas) hill country with no maps or GPS, and eventually when on Georgetown Square we decided we did in fact want a map. What did we find, but this beautiful little circa 1856 building, open, with excellent friendly service and all the of the free Texas and local maps we needed. Fantastic service, you can’t get better than this. Two thumbs up!