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San Antonio Attractions & Things To Do
Visit San Antonio, Texas and enjoy an urban playground packed with a full range of fascinating attractions and fun things to do. Discover a golfer's dream at one of the well-manicured golf courses or take a leisurely stroll or cruise along the famed San Antonio River Walk featuring charming architecture, bridges and stone pathways.
Grab the kids and head to the San Antonio Zoo, SeaWorld San Antonio and many other pulsating theme parks. Outdoor thrills such as fishing, boating and horseback riding are found at the nearby lakes and rivers. From full day shopping excursions to a buzzing nightlife and live music scene, San Antonio has it all.
Grab the kids and head to the San Antonio Zoo, SeaWorld San Antonio and many other pulsating theme parks. Outdoor thrills such as fishing, boating and horseback riding are found at the nearby lakes and rivers. From full day shopping excursions to a buzzing nightlife and live music scene, San Antonio has it all.
San Antonio Things To Do San Antonio Dining & Restaurants San Antonio Shopping San Antonio Annual Events San Antonio Things To DoAs the artistic and cultural capital of Texas, the Alamo City proudly offers historic landmarks, theme parks, water parks, zoos, museums, theaters, shops, art galleries and critically acclaimed restaurants serving authentic Tex-Mex cuisine. The AlamoOriginally built as a Spanish mission, the Alamo was the site of a bloody thirteen day battle against the Mexican army during the Texas Revolution. Today, the Alamo serves as a prized San Antonio historic landmark reminding us of our struggle for freedom. For more information, visit www.thealamo.org. [top] San Antonio River WalkWinding along the San Antonio River, visitors will discover quaint riverside walkways lined with shops, restaurants, bars and major San Antonio attractions.This popular downtown point of interest will captivate visitors with its blend of historic architecture, culture and romantic sunset cruises. Check out the official website at www.thesanantonioriverwalk.com. [top]  San Antonio ZooNestled on 35-acres, the San Antonio Zoo is one of the best in the nation. Animal lovers can explore one of the zoo's fascinating habitats and exhibits like Kronkosky's Tiny Tot Nature Spot, Lory Landing and the Gibbon Forest. Go to www.sazoo-aq.org for more information. [top] Schlitterbahn New Braunfels WaterparkPack up the kids and take a short drive to New Braunfels, Texas for a full day of thrills at the Schlitterbahn Waterpark, America's number one heated indoor waterpark.Hang ten at the Boogie Bahni surf wave pool, splash in the lolling tide at the Wave Lagoon or challenge vertical plunge slides and chutes that wind, twist and speed around every corner. For more information, visit www.schlitterbahn.com. [top]  SeaWorld San AntonioGet up close with Shamu, the friendly orca whale, and other fascinating marine life at SeaWorld San Antonio. This family friendly theme park also features thrilling rides, live shows and entertainment. Go to www.seaworldsanantonio.com for more information. [top] Six Flags Fiesta TexasZip, zoom and soar on one of the adrenaline pumping thrill rides, roller coasters and water slides found at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Families of all ages will experience top-notch live entertainment, music and special themed areas that celebrate the history and heritage of the Lone Star State. For more information, visit www.sixflags.com. [top] The Buckhorn Saloon & MuseumDiscover 520 species of wildlife, many of which are listed in the “Boone and Crockett” record books. Next door, the Texas Ranger Museum showcases rifles, handguns, badges, photos and other artifacts of the wild, wild west. More information at www.buckhornmuseum.com. [top] The Pearl BreweryThe historic Pearl Brewery is transforming into a bustling urban gathering space where you can live, eat, shop and hang out. Discover a slew of new restaurants, shops and work-live studios next to the Museum Reach of the San Antonio River. Visit www.pearlbrewery.com. [top] River Center MallNestled along San Antonio's famed River Walk, the River Center Mall has everything you need. Department stores, specialty clothing shops and boutiques fill this giant glass structure. The mall also boasts 20 dining options, an IMAX theater and a comedy club. For more information, visit www.shoprivercenter.com.. [top] Tower of the AmericasHead down to HemisFair Park to the Tower of the America's, built for the 1968 World's Fair. Soar 750 feet to the Observation Deck for stunning landscape views of the Alamo City or enjoy dining and entertainment at the Chart House Restaurant. Visit www.toweroftheamericas.com for more information. [top]San Antonio Dining & RestaurantsThe homestyle comfort cooking of the deep south will surely satiate your appetite. San Antonio restaurants dish up unique culinary creations infused with lip smacking Mexican and American flavors known by locals as Tex-Mex. Visitors of the Alamo City can even sample unique international cuisine at one of the critically-acclaimed restaurants peppered throughout the city. Achiote River Café & BarDiscover a contemporary dining experience at this River Walk restaurant, which celebrates pan-Latino flavors from Cuba, Mexico and Ecuador with a refreshing new twist. Get your groove on with live Latin jazz concerts on weekends. 600 E. Market Street, (210) 224-1234,http://www.achioterivercafe.com. [top] Café Olé & River Boat CruiseSatiate your appetite with Café Olé's outstanding Mexican cuisine featuring the Ultimate Fajita and the 60 oz. margarita. This festive River Walk restaurant offers a relaxing river boat dining cruise and unparalleled dining experience. 527 River Walk Street, (210) 223-2939,http://www.cafeole.us. [top] El Jarro Mexican RestaurantEl Jarro dishes up sizzling fajitas, tasty huevos rancheros and overstuffed tacos with a health conscious attitude. Dine in the lush outdoor patio, perfect for sipping on summertime cocktails, or sample their award winning buffet. 13421 San Pedro, (210) 494-5084,http://www.eljarro.com. [top] Paesano's Lincoln HeightsPaesano's brings fine Italian dining to the deep south with acclaimed favorites like Shrimp Paesano's or Salmon in Coriander Crust. Paesano's Lincoln Heights also features attractive venues for banquets and special events. 555 East Basse, (210) 828-5191,http://www.paesanos.com. [top] Sushi ZushiSushi Zushi serves up a seemingly endless list of your classic sushi favorites like nigiri, sashimi and maki zushi as well as over 50 sake brands. Check out one of Sushi Zushi's three San Antonio locations. 203 S. St. Mary's, (210) 472-2900,http://www.sushizushi.com. [top] Texas Land & CattleChow down on the great tastes of Texas at the Texas Land & Cattle steakhouse. Tender ribeye steaks, shrimp and chicken are grilled over mesquite wood to perfection. Pair with a side of southwest rice or steakhouse creamed spinach for the perfect meal. 201 N. St. Mary's, (210) 222-2263, http://www.texaslandandcattle.com/files/home.aspx. [top]San Antonio ShoppingShopping in San Antonio is a one of a kind experience. Discover an endless array of shopping opportunities at the River Center Mall, the Quarry Market and La Villita Arts Village. Passionate shoppers will have a ball window shopping at one of San Antonio's bustling open air artisan markets, specialty boutiques, antique shops and large commercial shopping malls. La Villita Historic Arts VillageIn the market for antiques, crafts and local art? Head to La Villita, a thriving arts community nestled on the south bank of the San Antonio River. Discover artisan jewelry, clothes, gourmet foods, stained glass, decorative pottery and more. Go to http://lavillita.com for more information. [top] The Market Square (El Mercado)Discover all things Mexico at the colorful Market Square in downtown San Antonio. Visit El Mercado, Produce Row or the Farmer's Market and find your special treasure. For more information, check outhttp://www.sanantonio.gov/dtops/marketsquare. [top] The Quarry MarketThe Quarry Market offers premier shopping, dining and entertainment in San Antonio's north side. Once the site of the Alamo Cement Company, this open-air mall still retains the original factory structures for a unique shopping experience. Go tohttp://www.quarrymarket.com for more information. [top] The Shops at La CanteraSatisfy your upscale shopping desires at The Shops at La Cantera. Over 160 specialty stores and popular commercial retailers like Neiman Marcus, Free People, Metropark and Dillards are found throughout a lush garden setting. visit http://www.theshopsatlacantera.com for more information. [top] River Center MallNestled along San Antonio's famed River Walk, the River Center Mall has it all. Department stores, specialty clothing shops and boutiques fill this giant glass structure. The mall also boasts 20 dining options, an IMAX theater and a comedy club. For more information, visit http://www.shoprivercenter.com. [top]San Antonio Annual Events
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