King William Historic District

King William Historic District - San Antonio

  • Description:

    • Located just south of the downtown area, the King William Historic District is a residential area that was settled by German immigrants in the 1860s and named for Kaiser Wilhelm, King of Prussia during the 1870s. Many of the immigrants were talented stonemasons, and their handiwork is still visible on many of the homes. The early residents of the houses were major players in San Antonio's business community, including lumberyard owners, architects, doctors and other professionals. Visitors flock to the area to admire the large, impressive houses and walk along the pecan- and cypress-shaded streets. The district has evolved into a hip and artsy area, boasting bed and breakfasts, art galleries and quaint cafes.
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    Awards:

    Frommer's
    Frommer's
    •  Recommended 2010
    • Details
      • Contact:

      • visit website
      • tel: 210-227-8786
      • fax: +1 210 227 8030
      • send email
      • Address:

      • 1032 South Alamo Street
      • East bank of the river, just south of downtown
      • San Antonio, TX 78210
      • Neighborhood:

      • Downtown
      • Strenuousness:

      • No Sweat

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