San Antonio is Texas' second largest city, and is rich in its diverse cultural offerings. Famous as the location of the Alamo and the River Walk area, San Antonio is a vibrant city that is growing rapidly.
River Walk/Downtown
The heart of the city's tourism business beats along the River Walk and in the downtown area. Densely packed with hotels, attractions, restaurants and bars, a visitor... more local info
River Walk/Downtown
The heart of the city's tourism business beats along the River Walk and in the downtown area. Densely packed with hotels, attractions, restaurants and bars, a visitor... more local info
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San Antonio NeighborhoodsThis historic and upscale residential area just north of downtown has many exclusive stores, restaurants and lots of San Antonio history. The Zoo, Brackenridge Park, and San Antonio Botanical Gardens... more neighborhoods History
What began as a small settlement of missionaries, priests and Native Americans has swelled into a metropolis of nearly one million citizens of varying ethnicities, cultures and backgrounds. |
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