What is Round Top Texas famous for?

Round Top, Texas is well known to antiquers, shoppers, and folks looking for a little retail therapy. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it kind of town. That said, during the spring and fall, it’s full of people bustling around the Round Top Antiques Show, looking for great deals and rare finds.

When should you go to Round Top?

The best deals will be offered during the third week of the show, although there will be a smaller selection. If you’re looking for the best selection, come during the first week when it’s less crowded — but be mindful that not every vendor will be open, and prices will be less negotiable.

Is Round Top in the Hill Country?

Located in Fayette County and about 95 miles from Downtown Houston, Round Top is a “big small town” that sits in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. It’s well known as an antiquing destination, as well as a perfect, family-friendly escape from the hustle and bustle of the big cities.

Is Round Top Kid friendly?

Yep, if you do some asking around, you’ll find that our tiny town is a haven for folks of all ages. And if you’re planning to hit the road to town with little ones in tow, you’re in luck! We’ve dug up some of our favorite kid-friendly sights and activities from throughout the Round Top area.

Is Round Top Texas Open year round?

Store Hours: Monday – Saturday: 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sunday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. A family-run business offering a personal touch to your shopping experience, open year-round and during the Round Top Antiques Show.

How many people attend Round Top Texas?

Typically, the charming Texas town of Round Top, population 90, swells to 100,000 visitors over a three-week period in the spring and fall for its world-famous 20-plus miles of antiques and vintage finds spread across bucolic Hill Country fields.

Who founded Round Top Texas?

The land Round Top now sits on was part of the American colony Stephen F. Austin established in the Tejas province of Mexico in the early 1800s. James Winn acquired 4,428 acres in 1831 as part of a land grant. This land became known as Round Top.

How often is Round Top Texas?

It’s food, fun and friendships formed over shared searches for one-of-a-kind finds. It’s a level of insanity rarely seen in the Texas countryside — and it happens twice a year.

How long does Round Top last?

As one of the largest antique shows in the country, this is an area-wide 2 1/2-week event. Different vendors and venues choose what dates they open and close their individual “show” during this 18-day period while some are open the entire duration each Spring and Fall.

Is Round Top open every weekend?

Open on weekends all year long, Round Top Vintage Market offers a taste of the Antiques Show every weekend. The big red barn houses 13,000 square feet of antiques and unique finds, all inside an air-conditioned building.

What to know before going to Round Top Texas?

One of the great things about attending the Round Top Antique Show is enjoying plenty of sun and beautiful Texas countryside. Because most of the days are sunny, it is so important to bring a lot of water and sunscreen. On your way into town, just grab a case of water and some 30 spf and you should be good to go!

Is Round Top Antique Show Cancelled?

The Fall 2020 antiques shows (in the ENTIRE ROUND TOP AREA) have been rescheduled to Oct. 15-Nov. 1.

What can I bring to Roundtop?

– Cool or windy: Bring layers, like a jean jacket, utility jacket or chambray shirt. It’s nice to have, and you can wear it around your waist. Raining: Rain boots are a must. Sunny: Bring a big straw hat.

Is Roundtop worth going to?

While most of the big shows are only open two or three times a year, it’s worth stopping in Round Top if you’re in the area (driving between Austin and Houston?) just for the quaint shops and restaurants. Places like Junk Gypsy are open year-round, and the Vintage often hosts retreats and workshops.

Where is the Round Top Antique Show?

WHERE are the SHOWS? Our shows are held in a half-dozen communities near the midpoint between Houston and Austin, Texas.