Attractions
San Antonio River Walk
A scenic waterway that cuts through downtown with dining, shops, and boat tours.
Six Flags
Spanning over 200 acres, Six Flags Fiesta offers amusement rides and a water park for both kids and thrill-seekers.
SeaWorld
The largest in the country, SeaWorld San Antonio is a 400+ acre marine mammal park, oceanarium, and animal theme park.
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch offers a drive-through wildlife park, allowing car-window animal feeding. There are more than 500 animals representing 40+ species.
Natural Bridge Caverns
The largest commercial caverns in Texas, the Natural Bridge Caverns offers cave tours for two stunning caverns, ropes courses, zip rails, and a maze.
San Antonio Zoo
Offering 750+ species, the San Antonio Zoo is home to over 3,500 animals.
The Alamo
A symbol of Texas independence, The Alamo features historical tours, experiences, and demonstrations.
Tower of the Americas
Standing at 750 feet tall, the Tower of the Americas offers 360 degrees of unique city views and a restaurant.
San Antonio Botanical Garden
Located just north of downtown, the San Antonio Botanical Garden provides the ability to stroll the Texas Native Trail, the Water Saver Garden and Water Saver Homescapes, the Old Fashioned Garden, the Conservatory, and the Rose Garden.
Japanese Tea Garden
A historical landmark built in an old rock quarry, the tranquil oasis of the Japanese Tea Garden is a serene experience featuring walkways, stone bridges, a waterfall, and ponds with koi.