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San Antonio, TX

Known for its famed River Walk that winds its way through, San Antonio thrills visitors with its many restaurants, shops, galleries and activities. Come night time, the River Walk is all lit up as tourists can take in live music, dancing, concerts and much more. And for sports lovers, this city is one of Texas’s top destinations. The Spurs are usually on fire, while their soccer team, the Thunder, have become incredibly popular in the last few years. As far as college action, San Antonio is home to the Univ. of Texas at San Antonio, and the UTAS Roadrunners participate in football, baseball and basketball. The city also hosts the Alamo Bowl every year.

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Things to See in San Antonio

  • River Walk

    At its heart, the city is about this walk. In fact, over the years they’ve become known as the River City. And it’s not just about eating, shopping and drinking; along the River Walk you can also find spas, extreme adventure activities, scooter tours, a river taxi tour—the things to do and see are truly endless. The Historic Market square is one of the largest outdoor Mexican markets in the country, and there are also countless artistic enclaves along the River Walk as well.

  • The Alamo

    Situated in San Antonio’s downtown, this is by far the top tourist attraction. The historic district right around the renowned site helps immerse visitors in this quintessential San Antonio experience. Drawing about 2.5 million visitors per year, the Alamo managed by the Daughter’s of the Republic of Texas.

  • Brackenridge Park

    Located at the river headwaters, the park encompasses over 300 acres. More than just beautiful urban green space, it houses the San Antonio Zoo, The Botanical Gardens and even a Japanese Tea Garden.

  • The Spurs

    San Antonio's favorite sports team is the NBA's Spurs. The team quietly built a dynasty with 5 NBA titles between 1999 and 2014.

When to Visit San Antonio

  • Winter

    San Antonio is a major city with activity year round. Winter is a relatively slower time for outdoor activities as the weather is cool. However, the sports scene is hot. The Spurs are in season and visitors come for college football's Alamo Bowl.

  • Spring

    Spring is a great time in San Antonio, with lots of events. April has highs around 80 degrees and it is relatively dry.

  • Summer

    Summers are crowded and hot. Daily highs are in the mid-90s. Most experts recommend skipping summers in favor of the less-crowded spring or fall.

  • Fall

    Fall is another great time in San Antonio. The hotel rates are cheaper than the summer, but the weather remains warm. October highs are around 80 degrees.

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What an amazing tour. We saw whales, dolphins and porpoises. The crew was very friendly and enthusiastic. We could really tell they are very respectful towards the animals, we were able to see two humpbacks for nearly half an hour, everybody was silent, the engine was off and the crew was also in awe. Only when the whales left, the engine was back on and we also started moving again. We really felt like we had all the time in the world and we didn't disturb the animals.

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