Guidebook for San Antonio
Food Scene
Rudy's Country Store and BBQ
The best real Texas BBQ around!
Pompeii Italian Grill
16109 Nacogdoches RdGreat Italian food in a comfortable setting.
Parks & Nature
Great history and the 4th highest hilltop in Bexar County!
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Comanche Lookout Park
15551 Nacogdoches RdGreat history and the 4th highest hilltop in Bexar County!
Brackenridge Park
3700 N St Mary's StJapanese Tea Gardens
3853 N St Mary's StIconic San Antonio!
Amazing bat emergence every night Spring through Fall. It even shows up on weather radar!
Bracken Cave Preserve (Bat Conservation International Inc)
7515 FM3009Amazing bat emergence every night Spring through Fall. It even shows up on weather radar!
Awesome guided tours. Fantastic on a rainy day!
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Cavernas Natural Bridge
26495 Natural Bridge Caverns RdAwesome guided tours. Fantastic on a rainy day!
Arts & Culture
The Alamo
300 Alamo PlazaWhere it all began!
Witte Museum
3801 BroadwaySomething for everyone! Free on Tuesday evenings.
Museu de Arte McNay
6000 N New Braunfels AveThings to do
Mundo Maravilhoso de Morgan
5223 David Edwards DrA very special place for special kids!
Zoológico de San Antonio
3903 N St Mary's StGetting Around
VIA bus stop is a 3 minute walk away. You can be downtown at the Alamo in about an hour with only one transfer! No traffic, no parking!
Uhr Ln. Opposite Yeomans station
VIA bus stop is a 3 minute walk away. You can be downtown at the Alamo in about an hour with only one transfer! No traffic, no parking!
SAT is 7 miles away, handy but not too close to be noisy!
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San Antonio International Airport
9800 Airport BlvdSAT is 7 miles away, handy but not too close to be noisy!
Drinks & Nightlife
San Antonio River Walk
610 River WalkBecause it's San Antonio!
Sightseeing
Get a bird's-eye-view of San Antonio from this iconic tower built for Hemisfair '68.
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Torre das Américas
739 E César E. Chávez BlvdGet a bird's-eye-view of San Antonio from this iconic tower built for Hemisfair '68.