PRACTICAL WANDERLUST
A tree-covered riverwalk with quaint stone bridges. An eleven-day festival with confetti and chicken on a stick. Remembering the Alamo.
When it comes to having a good time steeped in history, there are so many scenic and fascinating things to do in San Antonio, Texas.
The Alamo is a historic mission in San Antonio, famously known for being the site of a pivotal battle during the Texas Revolution in 1836.
Fiesta® San Antonio is a long-standing event, originally started in 1891 a one-parade event to honor those who died at the Alamo and Battle of San Jacinto.
One of the most charming places in San Antonio is the River Walk, which weaves between buildings and under stone bridges.
Since San Antonio is in a temperate climate (i.e. hot), it’s easy for a lot of tropical plants to grow here.
As you climb the stairs and look over the vast garden below, water pouring from the waterfall above, you’ll understand why people flock here to take photos and general wander around such a zen place.
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