Top Things To Do In San Antonio, Texas 4K

Hey Must Do Travelers! Today we are in San Antonio, a major city in Texas with a rich colonial heritage. Let’s go explore the top spots!

River Walk 1:11

The River Walk is a city park and network of walkways along the banks of the San Antonio River, one story beneath the streets of the city.

Mission San Jose Church 1:46

For over 250 years, this church has been around for people all over the city of San Antonio to pray and study.

La Villita Historic Arts Village 2:08

This art community in downtown San Antonio is where you can find art galleries, custom jewelry, pottery, as well as several restaurants in the district.

The Alamo 2:37

For Texans, the Alamo is a symbol of the fight for independence in December of 1835 and has become one of the most iconic buildings in the state.

Tower Life Building 3:25

The Tower Life building is a historic landmark in San Antonio and towers at a high 30 floors.

Tower of Americas 3:53

The Tower of the Americas is a 750 foot observation tower and restaurant located in the southeastern district of Downtown San Antonio.

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Share your San Antonio Do's and Don'ts with us here!

[adamlsmith]

My only advice from living in San Antonio for 31 years. Eat before going to the river. All the restaurants are tourist traps. Go to the pearl

[Chirpysemperboy]

As a resident of San Antonio, there are a few main places I can recommend:
1. San Antonio Botanical Garden - If you have a thing for connecting with nature, then this is the place for you. Even if not, there are a whole lot of pretty areas to see and behold.
2. San Antonio Zoo - Typical Zoo placeholder, but it is a wonderful place to go to see all sorts of animals, fish, birds, etc.
3. Shops at Rivercenter - Come for the shopping, stay for the sights. What more can I say.
4. Alamo - Historic sight
5. San Antonio Museum of Art - My art teacher once said: "You can tell how much art and culture means to a city by how big their museum for it is." By that logic, the museum may not Smithsonian levels, but it will feel like that at times.
6. La Villita - You are always going to find something interesting here.
7. Witte Museum - For all the science peeps, this one is for you. Not a big building, but a fun one.

[АвторазборкаЛитва]

I live in Lithuania. I was in Texas in 2003 (Lackland AFB as international military student). Enjoyed everything about TX except summer heat.

[Ashley-tnhk]

i already live here why am i watching this

[JrRimp]

Disappointed because the place I'd recommend first it's the Historic Market Square. I just moved to San Antonio a year and a half ago and went to the tourist locations but wasn't really impressed ESPECIALLY with the Alamo. But the Historic Market Square has great food, entertainment, great prices for things to buy, and it's so culturally authentic! I recommend this place before anywhere in San Antonio.

[charlescollins]

Great group of choices. Saw the disco was closed were they allowed me to pick up cans for recycle. Last time I was in the area. Grey hound bus ride changed routes to Temple instead of Belton.

[detradickson]

My sister and her family will be visiting San Antonio soon. There’s good information on the video. I will be sharing with my sister. Thank you!

[aaronh]

Looks cool. Would like to see a Spurs game also.

[cassidyneibert]

So cool!!! I should do a visit there sometime.

[toyajones]

We are moving there in 3 days yay I’m excited

[missyrabbit]

don't forget to visit the basement at the Alamo!!

[MsBrasil]

I’ve lived in San Antonio all my life. The river walk restaurants aren’t great, I recommend the pearl district or Southtown for food with atmosphere. Also try coming during Fiesta as well. This year it’s the end of June. It’s 2 weeks of music, eating and drinking.

[RaychelleofSunshine]

Thank you for NOT NAMING THE PLACES YOU’RE SHOWING 🤷🏽‍♀️

[mryorkie]

Thing to do in San Antonio is just keep driving don't stop until your out of the city..

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[dylanoBEATMAKER]

When i Shazam the opening song it says: NN - Light
But i can't find this song anywhere, not on youtube, spotify, soundcloud or google.

[RayGravesGoat]

No comment on Spurs games, six flags, sea world. Probably going to Houston.

[cindyski]

Ha No mention of our hideous traffic! That’s why I try not to go anywhere during traffic hours. Be careful because majority of drivers do not have car insurance. They drive like there’s no speed limits and some are arrogant drivers where they will cut you off or just get in your lane without a turn signal. It’s like playing bumper cars but with real cars, I should know. Saturday nights be extremely careful or just don’t chance it. People driving drunk and trust me, they won’t be the ones getting hurt, you and your family will. They are always the ones who know people in high places and nothing happens to them. Anyway enough of the scary stuff, we have some great Mexican restaurants, Sea World, and Six Flags! We WELCOME you to our lovely San Antonio😃! If you got full coverage car insurance to cover yourself incase other person doesn’t have car insurance you can relax and enjoy yourself better! The paramedics, cops and firefighters you will meet, 🤕eventually are pleasant and caring people. 😊

[johnsanchez]

Don';t come to San Antonio this year because is partially destroyed because of riots and 18 % hotel room tax.