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Texas · the United States
In the destination San Antonio and Austin.
In the photo: Conservatory at the San Antonio Botanical Garden
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
One of the largest cities in Texas, founded by the Spanish in 1718. The downtown has the River Walk, a pedestrian riverside promenade, the Alamo, the Cathedral of San Fernando and the Market Square market, and to the south are the Spanish missions listed by UNESCO. On the outskirts, the Six Flags Fiesta Texas and SeaWorld San Antonio parks complete the trip for families.
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The local experience
A pedestrian walkway a few metres below the streets, along the San Antonio River, with stone bridges, tour boats and restaurants, in the city centre.
The former Spanish mission of San Antonio de Valero, scene of the 1836 battle for Texas independence, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Four 18th-century Spanish missions south of downtown, with stone churches still in use, listed by UNESCO together with the Alamo.
San Antonio’s Mexican market in downtown, with craft shops, restaurants, music and plaza festivities.
A 229‑meter tower built for the 1968 world fair, with an observation deck and a revolving restaurant overlooking San Antonio.
An amusement park in a former limestone quarry northwest of San Antonio, with roller coasters and a water park included with admission.
A marine theme park west of San Antonio, with marine animals, roller coasters and shows; the Aquatica water park is next door.
Cathedral founded by settlers from the Canary Islands in 1731, on San Antonio’s main square, with light projections on the façade at night.
