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San Antonio, city, seat (1837) of Bexar county, south-central Texas, U.S. It is situated at the headwaters of the San Antonio River on the Balcones Escarpment, about 80 miles (130 km) southwest of Austin.

The second-most-populous city in Texas, it is the focus of a metropolitan area that includes Alamo Heights, Castle Hills, Converse, Kirby, Leon Valley, Live Oak, Schertz, Terrell Hills, Universal City, and Windcrest. Inc. 1809. Area city, 412 square miles (1,067 square km). Pop. (2010) 1,327,407; San Antonio Metro Area, 2,142,508; (2020) 1,434,625; San Antonio–New Braunfels Metro Area, 2,558,143.

San Antonio’s character is a colorful blend of Mexican and Texan culture. It is 150 miles (240 km) from the Mexican border at Laredo, on one of the most-traveled routes to Mexico. Much of its population (about three-fifths) is of Hispanic (mainly Mexican) descent, and many are Spanish-speaking or bilingual.

It preserves much of its historical atmosphere and embraces its cultural diversity. Remains of 18th-century Spanish structures dot the city, contrasting with modern office buildings.

1. The Witte Museum: Nature, science, and culture meet at The Witte Museum. Massive exhibits of dinosaurs, People of the Pecos and Texas Wild, and other rotating exhibits fill the recently renovated space with history, storytelling, and interactive, family-friendly fun. Located on the banks of the San Antonio River, the museum’s backdrop is picturesque and ideal for small and large events alike.
2. Extreme Escape Colonnade: Race the clock! Escape the room! And, have fun! Extreme Escape is a new, exciting live-action game where participants race the clock solving puzzles, finding clues, and working as a team to escape a themed room. Immerse yourself in an action-packed, complex game that is sure to get your wheels spinning and heart racing.
3. Ghost City Tours of San Antonio: Join us for a spooky night out on the town! We have tours for every paranormal fan of all ages! We offer public and private tours and offer group discounts. Join us on our family-friendly Ghosts of Old San Antonio Tour where we’ll bring you to some of the most haunted places in San Antonio’s historical district.
4. iFly: Take to the skies…indoors! iFly, a modern indoor skydiving venue, makes the dream of flying a reality, giving customers their “wings” in a safe, reliable, and friendly environment. Located on the city’s Northwest side, iFly is a family-friendly attraction ready to host your next sky-high experience. Take off and come fly!
5. Morgan’s Wonderland: The World’s First Ultra-Accessible™ Theme Park. Morgan’s Wonderland – a place for all ages, all abilities, and endless fun – boasts an ultra-accessible™, non-profit theme park designed with special-needs individuals in mind, and built for everyone’s enjoyment, in an atmosphere of inclusion.
6. AT&T Center: The premier entertainment venue in South Texas, the AT&T Center is the home of the San Antonio Spurs (NBA) and the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. The Bexar County-owned arena has also hosted hundreds of concerts and special events since opening in 2002 and underwent a $110+ million renovation in 2015 to enhance the fan experience at all levels.
7. Alamo: Centrally located on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, the Alamo features interactive tours and exhibits and hosts reenactments of the Texas Revolution. Founded in 1718 as the first mission in San Antonio, the Alamo served as a way station between east Texas and Mexico.
8. City Sightseeing Double Decker: Hop-on. Hop-off. And, explore San Antonio on City’s Sightseeing San Antonio’s Double Decker tour bus. A fun attraction for tourists of all ages, the double-decker tours downtown San Antonio’s most popular landmarks.
9. GO RIO San Antonio Cruises: Ride the river and GO RIO! A new experience in water transportation is here. Colorful, new barges ride the river through downtown, while drivers provide narrated tours and point out unique San Antonio landmarks.
10. Japanese Tea Garden: Dating back to 1919 – and receiving major updates throughout the years – the Japanese Tea Garden features a lush year-round garden and a floral display with shaded walkways, stone bridges, a 60-foot waterfall, and ponds filled with Koi.

VIA Metro Center

VIA Metropolitan Transit provides regional multimodal transportation options that connect our community to opportunity, support economic vitality and enhance the quality of life throughout our region.

Gray Line Tours and the City Sightseeing Double Decker

If you want to utilize a tour company to get around, Gray Line Tours and the City Double Decker buses are both great options. Operating since 1910, Gray Line offers a wide selection of tours and custom-made travel arrangements; the company also does numerous day tours from San Antonio that travel to the Hill Country, LBJ Ranch, and some historic German towns.

Taxis and Ride-Sharing Apps

Taxis and rideshares are widely available in San Antonio. Lyft and Uber are two of the most popular rideshare apps, though if you’d prefer to use local rideshare, Leep is a San Antonio-based rideshare company.

Go RIO San Antonio Cruises

When in San Antonio, do as the San Antonians do (or the San Antonian tourists, rather): Ride a riverboat. Go RIO operates a series of colorful barges that ride the river downtown, while drivers provide narrated tours. You can buy individual tickets or charter a tour if you’re traveling with a group.

Bike Rentals: BCycle 

If you want to explore the downtown area, riding bikes can be a fun, efficient way to get around. The first-ever bike-share company in the state of Texas, SWell Cycle (formerly San Antonio B-cycle), has hundreds of self-serve bikes available at more than 60 stations around the city.

1. With attractions like Six Flags Fiesta, The Riverwalk, and the historic Alamo site, it’s no surprise that San Antonio is the most visited city in Texas. It’s actually the 17th most visited city in the nation.
2. San Pedro Park is the oldest park in Texas and the second-oldest in the nation. It officially became a public park in 1852. The San Pedro Park is home to so much history. During the Civil War, the park was used as a prisoner of war camp. Now, the park has over 60 hiking trails, a swimming pool, a skate plaza, the San Pedro Library, and much more.
3. ‘Remember the Alamo!’ Everyone remembers the Alamo in Texas. More than 2.5 million people visit the Alamo a year, making it the most visited attraction in Texas.
4. Behind cities like New York and Los Angeles, San Antonio comes in 7th as the most populated city in the nation. It’s the 2nd most populated in Texas behind Houston, with about 1.4 million people.
5. Gatorade was invented by San Antonio native Robert Cade. Cade was a professor of medicine and nephrology at the University of Florida when he was doing research about the football team and why players didn’t urinate after a game. It was determined players lost so much fluid that none was left to form urine and that is when he invented a drink that had salts and sugars which was the basis for Gatorade, according to the University of Florida. Cade was born in San Antonio in 1927.
6. San Antonio is considered one of the most haunted places in the United States, according to Yahoo Travel. Many historical buildings, hotels, museums, and parks are reportedly haunted in the city.
7. The oldest cathedral in the state is San Fernando Cathedral. The cathedral was founded in 1731 by a group of families from the Canary Islands.
8. The San Antonio Spurs, San Antonio’s NBA Team, has won five championships and are the only former ABA team to win an NBA Championship. The team went into the NBA in 1976.
9. San Antonio was named by a 1691 Spanish expedition for the Portuguese priest Saint Anthony of Padua, whose feast day is June 13.
10. San Antonio’s economy focuses primarily on military, health care, government–civil service, financial services, oil and gas, and tourism.

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Cibolo

At the top of our list is Cibolo! Located 25 miles northeast of San Antonio, Cibolo has it all: a historical downtown, a popular farmer’s market, and beautiful parks. The low crime rates mean residents can visit restaurants and nearby wineries with peace of mind.

Boerne

Boerne is a bit of a drive from San Antonio (approximately 33 miles), but this suburb is worth it! With a low crime rate, high-performing school district, and tons of great restaurants and shopping centers, Boerne is the place to be.

Timberwood Park

Timberwood Park is a small suburb located approximately 30 miles north of San Antonio. The neighborhoods here are the stuff of dreams: beautiful Hill Country views and plenty of lands to hike, bike and explore.

Schertz

Schertz is an expanding city northeast of San Antonio, near Universal City and Selma. This suburb is big on community, evident in the multiple events it hosts each year, from outdoor movies in the summer to the Holidazzle in winter.

Canyon Lake

The town of Canyon Lake is located in Comal County, approximately an hour north of San Antonio. As you would expect, the top highlight of this suburb is the famous Canyon Lake itself! Between boating, hiking, swimming, and picnicking at the lake, there’s something to do every weekend.

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