San Antonio is a perfect blend of new and old; stroll along the scenic River Walk that winds through downtown and you’ll pass by trendy cafés, open-air farmers’ markets, and Mission-era structures such as The Alamo. Spend your days learning more about San Antonio’s vibrant culture at its many history and art museums, or wandering through craft markets brimming with authentic textiles and ceramics. Just steps from the River Walk and Alamodome, Grand Hyatt San Antonio is your home away from home while you explore.
Like its name suggests, this restaurant affords unforgettable views of the River Walk. Dig into inventive New American fare like gulf crab-stuffed true American snapper and close-to-bouillabaise.
Housed in a former filling station, Bliss offers new American fare, charcuterie plates, and refreshing cocktails. Take a seat in the dining room, or sit out on the patio.
It’s nearly impossible to beat the ambience of Boudro’s, a trendy new American bistro overlooking the River Walk. Take a seat outside beneath umbrellas or palm trees for a first-rate view.
This vibrant arts center presents and produces a series of events intended to promote the art and culture of the Chicano, Latin American, and Native American people.
San Antonio’s main thoroughfare is the winding San Antonio River Walk, a network of pedestrian-friendly paths one story below street level. Stroll down its umbrella-lined walkway and dine at restaurants throughout.
Play a round on this historical 18-hole golf course with scenic views, located around the Alamo City Golf Trail. It’s the oldest course in Texas and was originally opened in 1916.
