San Antonio Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

San Antonio – One of America’s top travel destinations. Follow us through this Texan city and fuel your travel inspiration.

Start your #SanAntonio #vacation with a tour of 18th-century Spanish missions and several iconic attractions by the Paseo del Rio, also known as the River Walk.

Indulge in TexMex and European food from the restaurants strewn across the city. Spend hours wandering the San Antonio Museum of Art, which is housed in an old brewery.

Head to Market Square to enjoy live performances, merchant stalls full of goods to purchase, and a perfect opportunity for people-watching. San Antonio Zoo is another great attraction; find zebras and hundreds of other animals here. #Visit the top of the Tower of the Americas, where you can see the entire city lit up beneath you.

For now, we hope you enjoy watching this #travel #guide as much as we enjoyed making it.

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0:00 - San Antonio
1:05 - The Alamo
1:33 - Institute of Texan Cultures
1:55 - San Antonio Museum of Art
2:13 - Market Square
2:25 - Botanical Gardens
2:33 - Japanese Tea Gardens
2:50 - Witte Museum
3:00 - San Antonio Zoo
3:09 - Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch have it made
3:28 - Natural Bridge Caverns
3:51 - La Villita
4:03 - Tower of the Americas

[SickChikin]

as a san antonio native i can truly say that this city is an amazing one. perfect for anyone who wants a historic, modern, urban, suburban, or rural environment.

[malakangel]

I will truly miss this city. My first home away from home. Never been so much welcomed in this lovely historic city

[mariomario]

Expedia called San Antonio you know arid means hot and dry right? New Mexico and Arizona are arid. San Antonio is humid subtropical climate. Warm moist air will make you sweat all day. Thick lush foliage and palm trees all over the city. The ocean isnt that far away. SA is humid not arid.

[vincentnguyen]

SAN ANTONIO is my second home town....i have been since 1973...Lackland air force base....i love San antonio !!!

[LivinginSanAntonioTexas]

San Antonio Texas has a small town feel with all the suburbs and neighborhoods where many are all-inclusive. Like Alamo Heights, Texas; we have most everything we need in the historical suburb/neighborhood. It's close to downtown, The Pearl, The Alamo Quarry and many museums, parks, the zoo and more. So grateful to be here.

[vickyhv]

I'm from Houston, but I visit San Antonio as often as I can. My family and I love it!

[stonecold]

I'm a vet so I've spent my fair share of time in San Antonio, i.e. Military City, USA. It's such an amazing city and they are so appreciative of the military. On one occasion, I remember going to a Mexican restaurant and they gave me a discount. I asked the waitress what's the discount for? She said they can tell I'm in the military. Military discounts are everywhere throughout the city. It's incredible. Love San Antonio.

[MF-qewu]

I went once almost nine years ago, spent a few days downtown and even took a day trip up to Austin. San Antonio Brown is a great city! I would add that you should check out the Spanish missions outside downtown, Mission Concepcion and San Jose were both a must see IMO! The Riverwalk, Alamo and Tower of the America’s were all very cool too! May have to go back someday!

[АвторазборкаЛитва]

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

[johnstauffer]

My hometown, I love it. I always love going on the River Walk rivers tour. El Mercado is always fantastic, as is the iconic MI Tierra.

[sg]

I tell you what Texas has the best propane and propane accessories just ask my buddy Hank

[Deidealized]

Lots of footage from the Riverwalk. Don't get me wrong. I love S.A. Most of the city isn't surrounded by lush rivers though, and sometimes the river stinks especially during droughts. Good Mexican food and culture. People in S.A. are probably much nicer in general than people in the U.S. overall. San Antonio's a military and industrial city. Big military population which I've never found to be a bad thing. Traffic can be bad on I-10 towards La Cantera and the Rim which is a massive shopping area northwest of town. Also I-35 can be a nightmare. Get a margartia at La Fogata if you get a chance especially if the weather's nice. Austin is getting to be a horrible hipster filled cesspool. San Antonio is a bit more authentic.

[kingcandyhorns]

Man, they make my city sound too good to be true. I'm jealous.

[AnklepantsSkateZine]

San Antonio is one of my favorite places in the world, heat and all. SLM Fest, anyone?

[arias]

Moved to San Antonio six months ago and I LoVe IT 🥰

[MrLJolley]

I'm gonna be going to San Antonio, Texas in the next few days. It looks like it's gonna be a blast.

[thephoenix]

It looks sublime! Love from the UK! :)

[ykk.lxilxi]

I live in San Antonio it is a great place to live great for anyone and the weather is awesome it's always sunny and great schools

[SophieLovesSunsets]

Beautiful video :) My hubby and I are heading to San Antonio for a month tomorrow and we can't want to be in this lovely city. Gorgeous scenery and amazing food. We love Texas 💖

[isfir]

I live in San Antonio. It is really very nice place to visit but the weather is extremely hot during summer. Schedule your vacation in spring or fall