Visiting San Antonio? Here’s Where To Go!

Ah! If history has you at the threshold and if you are looking for some amazing sightseeing options, San Antonio in Texas is the perfect getaway. There are many mini-adventure state parks around, a river-walk to stroll along, and the Alamo is a tremendous historical point. The food from Pearl District will tantalize the taste buds, and if you have some time on your hands, enroll yourself for the cooking class! Even if you are a sporty soul, you will find golf courses in the Hill Country. But what about staying? We would say Eilan San Antonio as there is no better place. So, let’s move to an in-depth discussion of the places to visit in San Antonio!

River Walk

If you like the shore water hitting your feet and the stone walkways, this Riverwalk will be your heaven as the water flows through the city. The birds on the vast shady trees, their chirping sounds mixed in the calm winds, and the graceful bridges will stay with you forever. There are outdoor patios which offer great food, and with the barge, you can go on a guided tour or the cruise. So, if your legs hurt from all the sightseeing, do plan the dinner cruise on the slow-moving boats!

Missions National Historical Park & Mission Trail

These Missions have been named as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO as they were built in the early 1700s. These missions were constructed during the Franciscan Order to saturate and colonize the region.  There are five missions named San Jose, Conception, Alamo, Espada, and San Juan that are all connected through the mission trail. We would say that go biking on these missions to savor the real essence of the missions.

San Fernando Cathedral

The Roman Catholic San Fernando Cathedral of Alamo is buried here and has been named as one of the oldest cathedrals of the United States. The church goes back in 1750, and today, it’s the sanctuary of the cathedrals.  In the main plaza, the saga is planned every week to narrate the video art of Xavier de Richemont with the choreographed music.

Natural Bridge Caverns

This is one of the largest caves in Texas that have been commercialized, and the huge rooms with narrows passageways show nothing but the interesting architecture of the nature. There is a canopy challenge and ziplines to take out your adventurous soul. If you have the sporty kids with you, don’t forget to get them Sky Tykes as they will show some amazing roping!

Last but not the least, there is a real-time gem and fossil mining here which allow the kids to see how mining works, and if you get tired with all the adventures, there are fresh fudge and food places in the maze.

Pearl District & Farmers Market

The Pearl is a historic district with great cuisines, shops, and buildings to give you the feel of local San Antonio. There are fresh and lively farmers’ markets where vendors sell sauces, baked food, and other local foods so you can taste the real food rather than indulging in the same old burgers and pizzas!