Attractions
The Alamo
The Alamo has assumed mythological significance in American
culture. Davy Crocket and his small party held out for 13 days
against a 2,500-strong Mexican army before finally being overrun
and executed. The Alamo is now described as the cradle of Texan
liberty and for...
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The centre of San Antonio's shopping and dining district, the
Riverwalk winds its way for 3 miles (5km) along the banks of the
San Antonio River. Visitors can explore the Rivercenter Mall along
the way and take a stroll around La Villita Historic...
see full detailsBuckhorn Saloon and Museum
Reanimating the spirit of the wild west, the Buckhorn saloon
contains over 8,000 wildlife exhibits, wax effigies, horns and
other western memorabilia. There is also a shooting gallery, an
arcade and a wonderfully eclectic shop, dubbed the "World's Oddest
Store". The Buckhorn has been...
see full detailsSpanish Governor's Palace
Described by National Graphic as the most beautiful building in
San Antonio, the diminutive palace once served as the headquarters
for the Spanish rulers of this region. The lovely building is
filled with treasures and historical relics from the 18th century
ad the patio...
see full detailsTower of the Americas
Hemisphere Park was built for the 1968 World's Fair and the
soaring Tower of the Americas' was its centerpiece. Visitors can
take a 500ft elevator ride to the observation level and revolving
restaurant to enjoy astounding views of the city below. From base
to...
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