Things to Do in San Antonio, Texas
Must-See Attractions
The Alamo – Iconic historic site. It’s touristy, yes, but a quick stop is worth it.
San Antonio River Walk – Stroll, eat, grab a drink. It’s the heart of downtown.
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park – Includes four other Spanish missions besides the Alamo. Less crowded, more scenic.
Tower of the Americas – Great view of the city, especially at sunset.
Parks & Outdoors
Brackenridge Park – Trails, picnic spots, and close to the zoo.
San Antonio Botanical Garden – Peaceful, beautifully designed, great for photos.
Japanese Tea Garden – Free, relaxing, and picturesque with koi ponds and waterfalls.
Government Canyon State Natural Area – Hiking trails, dinosaur tracks.
Culture & Museums
The DoSeum – Kid-focused but fun and interactive.
San Antonio Museum of Art – Wide range of collections in a cool riverside building.
McNay Art Museum – Modern and contemporary art inside a mansion.
Witte Museum – Texas history, science, and nature exhibits.
Food & Drink
Pearl District – Upscale restaurants, shops, weekend farmers market.
Mi Tierra Café y Panadería – 24/7 Tex-Mex with over-the-top decor in Market Square.
Barbecue – Check out places like 2M Smokehouse or Pinkerton’s.
Tacos – Try local favorites like El Milagrito or Taquitos West Ave.
Other Ideas
Catch a Spurs game – If it’s basketball season.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas – Big theme park, especially good for families or thrill-seekers.
SeaWorld San Antonio – Animal shows and rides.
Natural Bridge Caverns – Underground cave tours just north of the city.