No. The hotel and wedding venue are on the Riverwalk and all sights are accessible by walking or Uber.
Late March in San Antonio offers mild, pleasant spring weather, with average highs warming from the low 70s to mid-70s (around 72-78°F) and lows in the 50s, perfect for exploring as bluebonnets bloom, but be ready for temperature swings and occasional spring showers, so light layers and a jacket are key.
15 minutes by car Uber and Lyft are easy and affordable
Q: What food is San Antonio known for? Tex-Mex, breakfast tacos, barbacoa, puffy tacos, smoked brisket Q: Is the food spicy? Flavorful more than hot—heat levels are usually optional. Q: Do restaurants close early? Many kitchens close by 9–10 PM (bars stay open later). 🏛️ Attractions Q: Is the Alamo free? Grounds are free; exhibits/tours may require tickets. Q: How much time do I need for the missions? Half day if driving; full day if biking between them. 🎶 Culture & Events Q: Is there live music? Yes—country, Tejano, jazz, blues, mariachi. Q: Major festivals to know? Fiesta San Antonio (April) – citywide, colorful, loud, fun Holiday River Walk lights – Nov–Jan 👕 What to Wear Q: Dress code? Casual everywhere Comfortable shoes are essential Light layers for evenings 💵 Costs & Tipping Q: Is San Antonio expensive? Cheaper than Austin or Dallas Great value food and hotels Q: Tipping expectations Restaurants: 18–22% River taxis, tour guides: appreciated ⚠️ Safety & Etiquette Q: Is downtown safe? Generally yes—stick to lit areas at night.