The City’s Best Experiences BegIn Here
Situated in the heart of San Antonio, the Menger Hotel is just steps from the city’s famous World Heritage Site, The Alamo. The beautiful tree lined River Walk is a just one block stroll away, and from there you can discover dozens of restaurants and art galleries, including the Witte Museum and the Institute of Texas Cultures.
0.5 Miles | 12 Minutes Walk
Comfortable boats, informative tour guides, and picturesque scenery along the River Walk make a Go Rio cruise a unique and memorable way to experience San Antonio's rich history and culture.
30 Feet | 1 Minutes Walk
Your evening begins with an elegant 3 course meal at the historic Menger Hotel, followed by a 30-minute hotel tour and a 90-minute Ghost Walk of San Antonio's most haunted sites, including the Spanish Governor's Palace.
5.6 Miles | 12 Minutes Drive
As part of San Antonio's Bike Share program, it's easy to see the city from a 3- or 8-speed B-Cycle electric bike. Look for one of more than 60 SWell Cycle kiosks, where you can purchase a day pass or become an annual member.
1.2 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
Lace up your running shoes and explore San Antonio's historic sites and sounds during a scenic morning jog. River City Run is a unique company that offers 5K running tours to 18 landmarks around the River City on select days.
0.1 Miles | 1 Minutes Walk
Take a self-guided tour of this iconic adobe structure, built in 1718. The Alamo was San Antonio's first mission, though it's most famous for the 13-day siege in 1836 in which Mexican soldiers overpowered Texan defenders during the Texas Revolution.
8.6 Miles | 14 Minutes Drive
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (one of only 23 in the United States), the five San Antonio Missions (and one ranch) are North America's largest concentration of Spanish colonial missions.
17.8 Miles | 20 Minutes Drive
Get your adrenaline fix at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, an amusement park favorite. Thrill-seekers will love the Iron Rattler and Goliath roller coasters, plus the new Joker Carnival of Chaos, the largest pendulum ride in the world!
34.7 Miles | 39 Minutes Drive
This family-owned, 65 acre seasonal waterpark in nearby New Braunfels promises fun for everyone. Miles of interconnected tubing rivers, exhilarating water slides, and a lush park setting make this a must experience attraction.
17.9 Miles | 21 Minutes Drive
Explore the world's largest marine adventure park, spanning 250 acres, including live shows, thrilling rides, and, of course, animal encounters with beluga whales, penguins, sea lions, sharks, dolphins, and other majestic sea creatures.
1.6 Miles | 17 Minutes Drive
A lovely park and playscape for kids occupy the site of the 1968 World's Fair, the Tower of the Americas, the John H. Wood Federal Courthouse, children's theater, and Blue Cat Yoga studio.
0.8 Miles | 4 Minutes Drive
Founded in 1994, the non-profit Magik Theatre is a charming and cozy theater offering dozens of theatrical performances and educational programs for children and families.
17.2 Miles | 20 Minutes Drive
This beautiful open-air mall features upscale dining and shopping set along a perfectly-manicured terraced path. Highlights include a monthly yoga class and happy hour, summer concert series, and cooking classes at Sur la Table.
75 Feet | 1 Minutes Walk
Anchored by Macy's, H&M, and a 38-story Marriott hotel, over 80 retailers, restaurants, an IMAX movie theater, and Dave & Buster's arcade highlight this stunning indoor mall along Alamo City's famous River Walk.
1.7 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
The iconic Pearl Brewery has been transformed into sixteen neighborhood blocks of boutique shops, brand-name retailers, innovative restaurants, and San Antonio's only year-round Farmers Market.
1.7 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
Anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Dillard's, and JCPenny, this indoor mall features over 200 specialty stores and restaurants ranging from The Cheesecake Factory to Starbucks, all just minutes from downtown San Antonio.
6.3 Miles | 9 Minutes Drive
The Alamo Cement Plant has been completely reimagined as an open-air market boasting over sixty boutique shops, delectable cafes, and brand name stores, plus a 16-screen Regal movie theater.
1.3 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
Head to bustling Market Square (aka "El Mercado") to find a wide selection of Mexican and Texan handicrafts, including traditional Mexican dresses, colorful embroidered blouses, and cowboy hats, as well as jewelry and purses.
1.3 Miles | 6 Minutes Drive
Explore historical sites and classic architecture by foot or by bike (we love the three-speed B-Cycle bikes that can be found at nearby kiosks!) in this eclectic neighborhood filled with trendy spots like Rosario's and Liberty Bar.
0.4 Miles | 2 Minutes Drive
San Antonio's celebrated waterfront promenade is an attraction in its own right. Here you'll find five historic mission sites, scenic riverboat cruises, art and history museums, and some of our favorite places to drink and dine.
1.6 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
Home to the third Culinary Institute of America and San Antonio's only year-round Farmers Market, the iconic Pearl Brewery encompasses sixteen neighborhood blocks where chefs can collaborate with local farmers and guests can take cooking classes.
5.1 Miles | 12 Minutes Drive
Known as the "caffeine corner" for the sheer number of boutique cafes new to the area, Houston Street is one of San Antonio's oldest and most popular hangouts for nightlife and music. Bohanan's Lounge is a favorite for live jazz and cocktails.
2.0 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
Blue Star Arts Complex is San Antonio's longest-running contemporary art space, gallery, and studio with plenty of options for food, cocktails, and live music, including the popular Bar 1919 and Stella Public House.
4.8 Miles | 11 Minutes Drive
The McNay Art Museum houses an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art, as well as works from different periods and cultures. Its stunning architecture, serene gardens, and dynamic exhibits make it a San Antonio must-see for art enthusiasts.
0.9 Miles | 4 Minutes Drive
A beloved and historic landmark on San Antonio's cultural scene, the Majestic Theatre has been entertaining audiences since 1929. While you're catching a concert or a theatrical performance, be sure to take in its grand architecture and ornate decor.
0.8 Miles | 3 Minutes Drive
San Antonians come to this performing arts center, next to the River Walk, to enjoy the San Antonio Symphony, Ballet San Antonio, Opera San Antonio, Youth Orchestras of San Antonio, Children's Fine Arts Series and more.
3.1 Miles | 8 Minutes Drive
Presenting the largest comprehensive archive of Wild West and pioneer artifacts, along with Texas's earliest fine art collection, the South Texas Heritage Center is located inside San Antonio's popular Witte Museum.
1.3 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
Occupying the old Lone Star Brewery building on the River Walk, the SAMA showcases over 30,000 artifacts from around the world, including ancient Greek and Egyptian art, A
3.9 Miles | 9 Minutes Drive
Home to the San Antonio Spurs of the NBA, this multi-purpose indoor arena and popular concert venue also features local rodeo performances, livestock shows, other sporting events and more.
