Historic plaza with restaurants, shops, hotels and street performers

Discover the vibrant Pearl district, a lively hub with artisan shops, great cuisine, and the renowned Pearl Farmers Market, which evolved from a historic brewery dating back to 1881.

A lush oasis with themed gardens since 1980, emphasizing conservation and biodiversity.

Witte Museum, established in 1926, showcasing artifacts from prehistoric fossils to contemporary art. 9 minute walk to the San Antonio Zoo and 14 minute walk to the Japanese Tea Garden.

San Antonio Museum of Art, located in a historic brewery along the Museum Reach of the River Walk, featuring a diverse collection spanning 5,000 years.

Veteran's Memorial Park and Tobin Performing Arts Center

Historic Saloon and Museum built in 1881

Beautiful Cathedral in the Main Plaza

Historic Market Square is the largest Mexican market in the U.S., offering a colorful experience with vibrant shops, delicious food, and festive events

(STOP CLOSED until 2025) The Tower of the Americas is an iconic part of the skyline since the 1968 World’s Fair

The Historic Alamo located in Alamo Plaza

the Crockett Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1909 named after Davy Crockett