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Things To Do
The Alamo
The Battle of the Alamo was a pivotal battle in the Texas Revolution in 1836. The Alamo remains impressively preserved and one of the top tourist attractions in Texas. Entrance to the Alamo Church and grounds is free, and you can pay for a guided tour or audio tour. The Alamo opens at 9:00 am, and drinks and snacks are available on-site.
River Walk
Downtown San Antonio sets itself apart from most cities with its winding river cutting through the center of the city. The River Walk offers dining, shopping, and seasonal activities.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is one of the largest amusement parks in the country and offers dozens of thrill rides, shows, and activities. Fiesta Texas spans over 200 acres and features famous rides such as Scream, the Iron Rattler, Goliath, and Road Runner Express.
Pearl Brewery
Located North of downtown, the Pearl Brewery district is a new area featuring great restaurants, shops, and fun activities. The district is converted from an old brewery, combining new and old elements for a unique spin. Make sure to stop for a drink at Hotel Emma, featuring one of the best bars in San Antonio.
Tower of the Americas
Built for the 1968 World's Fair, the 750-foot Tower of the Americas offers one of the best views in San Antonio. It still stands as the tallest building in San Antonio. Dine in the tower's Chart House Restaurant at night to witness the city lights.
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
San Antonio Missions National Historic Park offers a scenic hike and bike trail with a side of history. The park showcases the preserved Spanish frontier missions from the 1700s. The trail runs along the San Antonio River and connects all five missions every 2.5 miles.
Take a Day Trip to Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg, Texas is a tiny gem of a town located 70 miles north of San Antonio. The town is known for its wineries