A little guide to my favorite things to do in San Antonio — fun spots, good eats, local gems, and places worth checking out whether you live here or you’re just visiting
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River center mall lots of shipping and great food with amazing scenery. It is absolutely beautiful during Christmas time
Shops at Rivercenter
SeaWorld San Antonio animals, rides, and shows for a fun day out
SeaWorld San Antonio
Visit the Witte Museum for a mix of Texas history, science, and interactive exhibits great for all ages
Witte Museum
The San Antonio Zoo is one of the city’s most popular attractions, featuring animals from around the world, a butterfly garden, and the famous Zoo Train next door
San Antonio Zoo
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is packed with roller coasters, water rides, family attractions, and seasonal events perfect for an all-day adventure
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
The DoSeum San Antonio’s children’s museum full of fun, hands-on exhibits for kids to play, learn, and explore
The DoSeum
Visit SEA LIFE San Antonio on the River Walk! See sharks, stingrays, and colorful fish up close, plus enjoy touch pools and ocean tunnels perfect for families or a fun stop downtown
SEA LIFE San Antonio
Visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center on the River Walk! Hands-on LEGO activities, mini rides, and creative fun for the whole family
LEGOLAND Discovery Center San Antonio
Visit San Antonio Aquarium for a unique experience feed sharks and rays, see lemurs and reptiles, and enjoy fun interactive exhibits for the whole family
San Antonio Aquarium
San Antonio Museum of Art world-class art exhibits and a must-visit cultural spot in downtown San Antonio.
San Antonio Museum of Art
Natural Bridge Caverns explore stunning underground caves, adventure tours, and outdoor activities just outside San Antonio
Natural Bridge Caverns
San Antonio Botanical Garden 38 acres of beautiful gardens, walking trails, and seasonal exhibits to explore
San Antonio Botanical Garden
Japanese Tea Garden — serene paths, koi ponds, and beautiful Japanese-inspired landscaping in the heart of San Antonioeautiful and FREE!
Japanese Tea Garden
Visit the Alamo one of San Antonio’s most iconic landmarks and a must-see piece of Texas history
The Alamo
Get the best views of San Antonio from the Tower of the Americas especially beautiful at sunset.
Tower of the Americas - Dining and Entertainment Venue
Visit the San Antonio Missions for peaceful views, old architecture, and a real glimpse into Texas history.
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
a Villita is a historic San Antonio gem 25+ shops and galleries with local handmade goods, and over 200 events each year.
La Villita Historic Village
Check out Traders Village for a fun mix of food, music, rides, and bargain shopping — perfect weekend spot!
Traders Village San Antonio
Brackenridge Park — right by the zoo, with trails, picnics, and the iconic Zoo Train that’s been part of San Antonio for decades.
Brackenridge Park
Historic Market Square the largest Mexican market in the U.S., full of shops, food, and vibrant culture. One of my absolute fav spots its so beautiful
Historic Market Square
The Pearl is a vibrant historic district with restaurants, shops, live music, and a weekend market perfect for exploring San Antonio culture. The Vibes are something you have to experience for yourself
Pearl Brewery
The Saga at San Fernando Cathedral a stunning 24-minute light and sound show every Tuesday–Sunday at 9 PM. Free, rain or shine, and a must-see in downtown San Antonio - A MUST SEE ITS BEAUTIFUL
San Antonio | The Saga
Denman Estate Park — a peaceful 21-acre park with walking trails, a serene pond, and the stunning Gwangju Pavilion, a traditional Korean structure donated by San Antonio’s sister city
Denman Estate Park
Fort Sam Houston Quadrangle & Museum historic site with freeroaming peacocks, deer, and fascinating military exhibits.
Fort Sam Houston Quadrangle and Museum
Come see the biggest boots in the world! Located at North Star Mall in San Antonio grab a cute photo then head inside for some shopping.
World’s Largest Cowboy Boots
Cliff Carver Alpine Coaster — Texas’ first (and only) alpine coaster, located at Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country near Canyon Lake. Ride your own sled down a nearly 1-mile track, control your speed, and zip through the Hill Country at up to 25 mph. Grab...