

San Antonio is primarily known for being home to the Alamo, but there is more to be discovered. The River Walk is lined with countless bars, restaurants, and shops – with an atmosphere that changes with the seasons, it is a lively place to visit year-round. This city is also home to the famous San Antonio Zoo and several thrilling theme parks.
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San Antonio is a popular tourist destination offering an abundance of history, with some of the most frequented sites being the Alamo in the heart of downtown and the four Spanish Missions, which once provided shelter for frontier settlers. The Alamo and the Missions have been named a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
The city's second most visited attraction is the River Walk, subsequently deeming San Antonio "River City" — the River Walk is a beautifully landscaped walking and bike path that flows through the downtown area beside the San Antonio River. During the Christmas and New Year holidays, an astonishing festival of lights comes to life. Once summer arrives the air is filled with the sounds of Folklorico and Flamenco music, most common during celebrations such as Fiesta Noche del Rio — an outdoor performance featuring the dances of Mexico, Spain, Argentina, California, and Texas.
Savor delightful cuisine throughout town at lively places such as the Historic Market Place where you can taste iconic Tex-Mex dishes and the authentic flavors of old Mexico, or the Tower of the Americas where you can take in spectacular sky-high views while dining at the revolving Chart House Restaurant. Discover more of the world’s history with a visit to the remarkable San Antonio Museum of Art, filled with 5,000 years’ worth of art and culture, or plan a visit to the famous San Antonio Zoo open year-round.
The Alamo : A historic Spanish mission, most known for being the site of the Battle of the Alamo in 1836.
Historic Market Square : Established in the 1820s, it is one of the largest Mexican markets outside of Mexico, featuring over 100 locally owned shops filled with handcrafted gifts, authentic Talavera pottery, leather goods, colorful cultural clothing, and authentic food options.
Tower of the Americas : A 750-foot tower that boasts panoramic views of downtown San Antonio from the award-winning revolving Chart House Restaurant and observation deck, with an exhilarating 4D theater ride on ground level.
San Antonio Museum of Art : Take a trip around the world as you uncover 5,000 years' worth of art, people, and culture – including ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art, as well as popular art from the ancient Americas to the present, and even work from Korea, India, and Japan, including important Chinese ceramics collection.
San Antonio Zoo : A 50+ acre zoo welcoming more than one million visitors year-round, and home to over 750 species, some of which are either extinct or endangered in the wild.
Theme Parks : There are a handful of theme parks in San Antonio such as Aquatica, Morgan’s Wonderland, SeaWorld, and Six Flags Fiesta Texas just to name a few.
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