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4-day san francisco to zion national park, bryce canyon national park, antelope canyon and las vegas night tour (free airport pickup) tour code : gol-sfo-442a.

Departure City : Fremont CA, Las Vegas NV, Oakland CA, San Francisco CA, San Jose CA

Available Days : Tue & Sun

Highlights : Visit two major National Parks! Explore Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. Experience the beauty of Horseshoe Bend! Explore sandstones in the Antelope Canyon! This is a two-day trip that you would definitely not want to miss out on!

• Minimum 2 people required.

6-Day San Francisco to Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour (Free Airport Pickup) Tour code : GOL-SFO-445A

Departure City : San Francisco CA

Available Days : Mon, Sat & fri

Highlights : Visit two major National Parks! Explore Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. Experience the beauty of Horseshoe Bend! Explore sandstones in the Antelope Canyon! This is a four-day trip that you would definitely not want to miss out on!

7-Day San Francisco to Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour (Free Airport Pickup) Tour code : GOL-SFO-439A

Available Days : Friday & Sunday

Highlights : Visit the Grand Canyon National Park and all it has to offer. Take a look at the wildlife and scenic views. Explore the beauty of Horseshoe Bend! Walk through the sandstones of Antelope Canyon!

7-Day San Francisco to Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour (Free Airport Pickup) Tour code : GOL-SFO-447A

Available Days : Mon, Sat, Fri, Thu & Sun

12-Day San Francisco to Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Antelope Canyon, Salt Lake City, Upper Yellowstone Falls and Grand Canyon West Rim Helicopter Tour (Free Airport Pickup) Tour code : GOL-SFO-459A

Available Days : Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat & Sun

Highlights : Join the tour in Las Vegas and leave the tour in Salt Lake City without retracing the route. Play for 7 days with the itinerary of 8 days, saving time and money with the highest cost-effectiveness. Exclusive free upgrade to Yellowstone cabin hotels, enjoying sunrise and sunset, ensuring the best time to see the beauty of Yellowstone. Package Upgrade Yellowstone Lake Grant Village Information Package A For tours departing on Tuesday and Sunday from 05/12/2024-10/01/2024, if you book 31 days in advance, you will have the opportunity to upgrade to the Yellowstone Lake Grant Village one night for free. The number is limited, on a first come first serve basis and while supplies last. If the Lake Grant Village is sold out, it will be arranged to stay in White Buffalo West Yellowstone or similar. For tours departing on 09/20/2024 (Fri), 09/21/2024 (Sat), 09/27/2024 (Fri) or 09/28/2024 (Sat), if you book 31 days in advance, you will have the opportunity to upgrade to the Yellowstone Lake Grant Village one night for free. The number is limited, on a first come first serve basis and while supplies last. If the Lake Grant Village is sold out, it will be arranged to stay in White Buffalo West Yellowstone, Yellowstone Country Inn, Dude RoundUp, Travelers Lodge or similar. Package B For tours departing on Monday and Satursday from 05/11/2024-09/30/2024, if you book 31 days in advance, you will have the opportunity to upgrade to the Yellowstone Lake Grant Village one night for free. The number is limited, on a first come first serve basis and while supplies last. If the Lake Grant Village is sold out, it will be arranged to stay in White Buffalo West Yellowstone or similar. For tours departing on 09/19/2024 (Thur), 09/20/2024 (Fri), 09/26/2024 (Thur) or 09/27/2024 (Fri), if you book 31 days in advance, you will have the opportunity to upgrade to the Yellowstone Lake Grant Village one night for free. The number is limited, on a first come first serve basis and while supplies last. If the Lake Grant Village is sold out, it will be arranged to stay in White Buffalo West Yellowstone, Yellowstone Country Inn, Dude RoundUp, Travelers Lodge or similar.

5-Day San Francisco/Las Vegas/Los Angeles to Antelope Canyon, Grand Canyon West Rim and Grand Canyon South Rim Tour Tour code : GOL-SFO-339

Departure City : Las Vegas NV, Los Angeles CA, San Francisco CA

Available Days :

Highlights : Explore Kas Vegas, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Grand Canyon South and West Both Rim on our exciting bus tour starting from San Francisco with special discounts and hotel accommodations.

• Only the guides and drivers who have COVID 19 negative can provide services from now onwards. Drivers and Guides will wear the mask. They will disinfect the bus daily. Travelers will have to wear the mask and their temperature will be monitored regularly. Travelers will be provided with hand sanitizer and wipes. We recommend travelers to bring their own hand sanitizer also. Bus sitting will be based on the standards set by the Government.

7-Day San Antonio to New Orleans, Austin, Fort Worth, Dallas City and Houston City In-depth Tour Tour code : GOL-SA-001

Departure City : San Antonio, TX

Highlights : Make your vacations perfect with our guided bus tour from San Antonio covering exquisite places like The Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum, The Almao, Tower of Americas, Historic Market Square, Oak Alley Plantation, New Orleans, French Quarter, The National WWII Museum, Houston, San Jacinto Monument, Battleship Texas, NASA Space Center, Fort Worth, Dallas, Dealey Plaza, Dallas Holocaust Museum, John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, Pioneer Plaza, The Dallas Museum of Art, Texas State Capitol, Natural Bridge Caverns  and much more.

12-Day San Francisco to Yosemite National Park, Los Angeles, Grand Canyon West Rim, Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell Tour (Free Airport Pickup) Tour code : GOL-SFO-410A

Available Days : Special Dates

Highlights : Let’s visit Pebble beach and explore the Golden State Bridge! Drive down the scenic 17-Mile Drive Dr! Let’s take a look at the Palace of Fine Art. Explore Lombard Street, Fisherman’s Wharf, and San Francisco! Visit Yosemite National Park for an unforgettable experience!Let’s explore the natural beauty of two national parks: Yellowstone and the Grand Teton! Take an in-dept look at Bryce Canyon National Park. Travel over to the magnificent Old Faithful Geyser and Artist Point! Discover all the highlights of Yellowstone for an unforgettable tour. Visit two of the best photographic places at Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe bend.

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Admission tickets: West Rim + Skywalk + Antelope Canyon + Bryce Canyon & Yellowstone & Grand  Teton National Park.

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21+ Best Day Trips from San Antonio, TX

During the years that we called San Antonio home, we spent the majority of our weekends traipsing around Central Texas, seeking out the best day trips from San Antonio along the way!

From small towns to state parks, we ended up experiencing some incredible San Antonio day trips–many of which we have continually returned to in the years since.

All of these San Antonio day trips are within a couple of hours of the city, making them easy to fit into one day, and include something for every interest.

Keep in mind, though, that the driving distance calculated in this post is based on traveling from downtown San Antonio with minimal traffic, so your driving commitment may vary dramatically depending on your starting point!

Here are the best places to visit near San Antonio, Texas!

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City + Small Town Day Trips from San Antonio

If you’re looking for an adorable small town or fun city, these are the best day trips from San Antonio for you!

Fredericksburg

Known for its prevalent German heritage, fantastic peaches , and many, many wineries , Fredericksburg is the perfect getaway for wine lovers.

With plenty of vineyards to choose from, not to mention a plethora of great restaurants, shops, distilleries, and nearby hikes, Fredericksburg is easily among the top day trips from San Antonio.

While you’re there, be sure to visit a vineyard or two, browse the shops on Main Street, tuck into a delicious German-style meal, and climb Enchanted Rock!

Nearby attractions like Old Tunnel State Park and Luckenbach are well worth a visit, too.

Driving Distance from San Antonio

1 hour, 10 minutes.

Johnson City

Known for its proximity to Pedernales Falls State Park, charming downtown center, and Lights Spectacular display each December, Johnson City is a delight of a Hill Country town!

This is also where you’ll find the homestead of President Lyndon B. Johnson’s grandparents, though the town is not named for the family–just a lucky coincidence.

Be sure to check out the wine castle–yes, you read that right–while you’re here.

As arguably the best-known city in Texas on the national and international tourism scene, Austin is an incredibly fun day trip from San Antonio.

However, as someone who has driven the (supposedly) less than 1.5-hour route between the two cities dozens of times, let me warn you: the traffic between Austin and San Antonio is notoriously terrible, so try to plan your drives for well outside of rush hour!

If you do make the drive, though, you’ll find no lack of fun things to do in Austin!

Perusing the street art and boutiques around South Congress , watching the bats fly out from under the Congress Avenue Bridge, touring the state capitol, climbing Mount Bonnell , and enjoying Austin’s famous live music scene are just a few things that might be on your agenda!

1 hour, 40 minutes.

Castroville

Located just outside of San Antonio, Castroville is an easy day trip that offers a little slice of France in Texas.

Founded by Alsatian immigrants (located in today’s northeastern France) in the mid-nineteenth century, Castroville’s visitor’s center is housed in a genuine 17th-century French home that was relocated to Texas in the 1990s.

The town also features plenty of other Alsatian-inspired architecture, an Alsatian bakery, and even a Texas state historic site!

30 minutes.

The adorable small town of Boerne, Texas proudly wears its German heritage on its sleeve and is one of the easiest day trips from San Antonio.

It’s located so close to the city that some Boerne residents even commute into San Antonio for work (something we once strongly considered ourselves when house hunting).

With a beautiful downtown packed with restaurants and antique shops, cool caves to explore, and plenty of year-round festivals to hit up, Boerne is a fun and simple way to enjoy a classic small Texas town without traveling far.

35 minutes.

Known as the “barbecue capital of Texas”, be sure to come hungry when you head out to Lockhart on a day trip from San Antonio!

Smitty’s, Kreuz, and Black’s are among the most legendary barbecue spots in the area, but Lockhart is also home to plenty of breweries and a big helping of small-town Texas charm.

Be sure to also check out the gorgeous Caldwell County Courthouse (widely considered one of the most beautiful in the state) while you’re there!

1 hour, 5 minutes.

Shiner beer is a staple of Texas bars and barbecues everywhere!

… And, in the small town of Shiner, Texas, you can tour the Spoetzl Brewery and learn all about the process of making the classic drink.

You can even sample some while you’re at it!

1 hour, 30 minutes.

Famously home to some of the biggest and best Texas trade days around, Round Top is the place to be if you want to go antiquing near San Antonio!

While the major antique fairs are held a couple of times a year, there is plenty of shopping to go around on a daily basis.

Be sure to stop by Royers Pie Haven for one of their famously delicious slices when you need a break from shopping!

St. Martin’s Catholic Church , the smallest operating Catholic Church in the world, is worth a peek when you’re nearby, too!

2 hours, 5 minutes.

Dripping Springs

Located just outside of Austin and nestled in the Texas Hill Country, the small town of Dripping Springs is primarily known for two things: weddings and the Hamilton Pool.

The many wineries surrounding Dripping Springs make it a prime wedding venue in Texas, though of course its vineyards, distilleries, and even olive farm all make the town worth visiting even without a wedding.

Then, of course, there’s Instagram-famous Hamilton Pool, the natural pool that was carved out of limestone when a river caved in thousands of years ago, leaving a refreshing hangout (complete with a 50-foot waterfall!) behind for generations of Texans to enjoy.

1 hour, 25 minutes.

Schulenburg

Above all, Schulenburg is known for its collection of beautiful painted churches, each with a detailed interior that is a work of art in its own right.

Primarily built in the 19th century by German and Czech immigrants, these painted churches are one of Texas’ historical treasures, and they make an excellent San Antonio day trip!

Home to just 3 official residents, the positively minuscule town of Luckenbach is well-known as a country music hotspot, with a popular dance hall and far more live shows than one would expect from a town of merely 3 people!

Luckenbach is only a short drive from Fredericksburg, so you can also combine the two for a multi-stop San Antonio day trip!

Quirky Wimberley is known for its whimsy, its painted boots that decorate the town, its many art galleries, and its impressive swimming holes (two of them, Jacob’s Well and the Blue Hole , rank among the most famous swimming holes in central Texas ).

It also happens to be one of our personal favorite towns in the Texas Hill Country and absolutely one of the best day trips from San Antonio!

Keep in mind that if you’d like to hit up one of its famous swimming holes, you’ll need to make reservations well in advance.

Even traveling at the last minute, though, Wimberley is worth the drive.

Don’t forget to make the (very short) climb up Old Baldy for a great view of the Hill Country while you’re there!

Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park

Located in blink-and-you’ll-miss-it Stonewall, Texas, the famous LBJ Ranch and Texas White House are fantastic places to visit near San Antonio for anyone interested in American history!

While the Johnson Family Homestead in Johnson City is technically part of the historic site, the Stonewall section is much larger.

Here, you’ll find the still-working LBJ Ranch (complete with cattle), a scenic drive, the birthplace of Lyndon B. Johnson, Air Force 1 and a 1/2 (the plane the president used to travel from DC to the ranch regularly), and so much more.

Be sure to tour the famous Texas White House while you’re there!

Technically, Gruene isn’t a small town in its own right, but rather a historic district in the city of New Braunfels .

However, that wasn’t always the case, and to this day, visitors come from all over Texas to enjoy Gruene!

Known for being home to Gruene Hall, the oldest continually operating dance hall in Texas, Gruene is a Hill Country favorite with locals and visitors alike.

This small town is both shady and walkable (both enormous wins in Texas), and packed with shops, restaurants (Gristmill, which is housed in an old cotton gin overlooking the river, is among the best), and access to tubing on the Guadalupe River.

If you’re looking for a short road trip from San Antonio that will allow you to explore a small town in the morning and go tubing in the afternoon, Gruene is the perfect stop.

55 minutes.

Nature-Focused Day Trips from San Antonio

Looking to enjoy a bit of nature near San Antonio?

These San Antonio day trips include some of the best natural beauty in the area–but you don’t need to leave the San Antonio area at all to find beautiful hikes.

If you’re looking for a quick hike but don’t want to travel outside the city, Government Canyon State Natural Area and Friedrich Wilderness Park were our two favorite places to hike within San Antonio, and we visited them dozens of times each. 

Guadalupe River State Park

Floating the river is a time-honored tradition all over Texas–and nearby Guadalupe River State Park is one of the most accessible places to float near San Antonio.

For those not inclined to grab a tube, the park has some lovely hiking as well.

Pedernales Falls State Park

With plenty of places to both hike and swim, Pedernales Falls is an incredibly fun place to enjoy the great outdoors.

It’s also located right next door to Johnson City, which it can be combined with for a great San Antonio day trip that balances multiple interests.

While you can’t swim in the main falls themselves, there are places to swim in the park, so be sure to pack your suit!

Cascade Caverns

The stunning Cascade Caverns are located just a few miles south of Boerne and date back 140 million years, making them a fascinating place to visit.

While the typical daily tours are very interesting, if you’re the adventurous sort and can get a group together for the tour through the lower cave system, we highly recommend it.

Even after traveling full-time for years through nearly 50 countries, we still consider our spelunking tour of Cascade Caverns to be one of our favorite tours that we’ve ever taken!

Garner State Park

Located on the beautiful Frio River, Garner State Park makes an excellent day trip for visitors looking to hike, swim, or float the Frio River (which we personally loved to do there).

We are a bit biased, but Garner State Park is one of our favorite state parks near San Antonio , and it makes an absolutely sublime day trip!

1 hour, 35 minutes.

Lost Maples State Park

Lost Maples, as you can probably guess from the name alone, is best known for its stunning fall foliage–but it’s a beautiful place to hike and explore year-round!

Given that this is Texas, if you are aiming for the best foliage , you’ll want to head out a bit later than in many parts of the country!

The foliage tends to peak in November, but use the foliage tracker to know what you’re getting into before setting off.

Natural Bridge Caverns

Named for its famous, naturally occurring, 60-foot limestone bridge, the Natural Bridge Caverns as we know them today were discovered in 1960, and are part of the largest cave system in Texas that is open to the public.

With a wide variety of tours to choose from (varying in both price and intensity), there’s a visit to Natural Bridge Caverns that works for everyone.

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

Enormous, pink, and mostly free of vegetation, Enchanted Rock is unmissable as you approach it.

Made of granite and soaring 425 feet into the air, summiting Enchanted Rock is a classic Texas Hill Country experience.

The hike doesn’t take long, but it is very unprotected, so be sure to bring a hat and plenty of water, especially if you’re hiking on a hot summer day.

Enchanted Rock can be visited independently on a day trip from San Antonio, or combined with a stop in nearby Fredericksburg.

Canyon Lake

Beautiful Canyon Lake, located on the Guadalupe River and known for being an excellent place to hit the water, is one of the most popular day trips from San Antonio and an excellent place to cool off on those brutal summer days.

It also happens to be home to several of the best beaches near San Antonio !

With beautiful turquoise water, plenty of swimming and hiking opportunities, and easy access to other beautiful spots like New Braunfels and the Guadalupe River, you will definitely find plenty of fun things to do in and around Canyon Lake for a day!

3 thoughts on “21+ Best Day Trips from San Antonio, TX”

We have friends in San Antonio and we love to visit. There are so many great things to see and do in the city (the missions & trail, Japanese garden, River walk, Briscoe Museum, just to name a few) and surrounding area. We have been to several of the day trips on your list and we will definitely check out some of the others the next time we are there (restrictions permitting). Happy travels!

Thank you so much, Andrea! San Antonio truly is a lovely city, we remember our time living there very fondly. 🙂 Happy travels to you as well!

Well written, Andrea. Thank you very much for putting those fun places together in your article. I lived in SA for 10 years but only had been to a handful places in your list. Will definitely go back and check the rest out. Happy travels!

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The 6 best day trips from San Antonio, Texas

Mar 5, 2023 • 9 min read

See more of Texas with this guide to the best day trips from San Antonio © Pgiam / Getty Images

Located between Texas Hill Country and the  Gulf of Mexico , San Antonio  is a great base for day trips into the wider region.

The surrounding area offers a mix of rolling hills for hiking and coastal plains full of amazing wildlife, as well as a thriving wine region and charming towns with quirky attractions, boutique shopping, and charismatic art scenes. Once you've experienced the best of central San Antonio , this guide to the region's top day trips will help you experience the different flavors of Texas just a short journey away.

1. Soak up the vibes in Austin, Texas' capital

Travel time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Austin and San Antonio vie for the top tourist destination in Texas , but the two cities are close enough together that you don't need to choose and can experience both in one vacation. Ideally, make it more than a day trip and plan to spend a night or two in the capital of Texas, home to fantastic barbecue, phenomenal outdoor spaces and a nightlife full of live music shows.

Start your day with a swim or hike.  Lady Bird Lake draws travelers for its water activities, but it’s not the only place to take a dip in Austin.  Barton Springs Pool and the Barton Creek Greenbelt are local swimming spots surrounded by open space and parkland.  Hiking and climbing are extensive in the Greenbelt area, too. Downtown Austin is home to  6th Street – the entertainment district full of clubs, bars and restaurants. Be sure to check out  different neighborhoods for different vibes. South Congress Avenue and East Austin are two of our favorites.

How to get to Austin from San Antonio:  Driving north on I-35 is perhaps the easiest and quickest route, though you could save some cash with a ride on a Greyhound or Megabus, or by taking the Amtrak Texas Eagle train. Just keep in mind that the Amtrak train ride to Austin is 3.5 hours which is quite a bit longer than the hour and fifteen-minute drive by car.

2. Take a hike in the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

Travel time: 1 hour 30 minutes

The pink granite dome of the  Enchanted Rock has drawn humans for over 12,000 years. Indigenous people have romantic, tragic and ghostly legends about the rock. For instance, the Tonkawa people thought that ghost fires flickered at the top of the dome. Legends aside, Enchanted Rock is a great place for outdoor lovers who want to do some hiking near San Antonio.

The dome rises 425ft high and is the centerpiece of the  Enchanted Rock State Natural Area . Visitors come from all over to explore 11 miles of hiking trails and phenomenal rock-climbing spots in the park. As an International Dark Sky Park, stargazing here is amazing. You could stay overnight in one of the campsites to experience the dark sky firsthand or plan your trip around one of the park’s Rock Star Parties to learn about the constellations from the park rangers.

Be sure to book a reservation to Enchanted Rock prior to visiting. Texas State Parks are strict on the number of people allowed in each day, so you wouldn’t want to arrive and be turned away.

How to get to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area from San Antonio:  Driving a car from San Antonio to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area will save you a lot of time and energy. However, there is an alternate way to get there. Travelers could take a bus from San Antonio to Fredericksburg, a small German town known for being the center of the Texas wine industry. You would then book a private group tour to Enchanted Rock with Fredericksburg Tours , which takes travelers from Fredericksburg to the natural area on a two-and-a-half-hour tour. Keep in mind that you might run into timing issues with the bus and the tour, so you’ll have to plan accordingly and may even need to stay overnight in Fredericksburg to go this route.

3. Have a beach day in Corpus Christi

Travel time: around 2 hours

Don’t miss a chance to lay out on the beach along the Gulf of Mexico with an overnight or day trip to  Corpus Christi . With over 100 miles of beaches, there is plenty of sand to choose from. Spend the day out on the water surfing with  Texas Surf Camp or go on a guided kayak tour with  GlowRow . Fishing, kite boarding, and windsurfing are some of the other fun water-based activities happening in Corpus Christi Bay too. Families should take the kids to the  Texas State Aquarium to learn about the aquatic life found in the bay. Corpus Christi is also the hometown of Tejana legend Selena Quintanilla. Learn more about her life and contribution to music at the  Selena Museum .

How to get to Corpus Christi from San Antonio:  If you want to explore various beaches throughout Corpus Christi, we recommend renting a car and driving south on I-37 from San Antonio to Corpus Christi. It’ll be more convenient in the long run. Greyhound runs a service between the cities, but it’s a three-hour ride versus a two-hour drive.

4. Have a German-inspired experience in Schulenburg

Travel time: 1 hour 35 minutes

San Antonio is surrounded by charming towns full of personality, and Schulenburg is one such place. Stop in the downtown area for country cooking or a great German meal at Oakridge Smokehouse Restaurant or (the possibly haunted) Momma’s at Sengelmann Hall . Don’t leave Schulenburg without trying a traditional kolache (sweet pastry with fruit) or schnitzel.

Once you’re nice and full, take a journey through the city’s unique attractions. There is the  Texas Polka Museum , which highlights the German and Czech heritage of polka music in Texas through great displays. The biggest attractions of Schulenburg are the  Painted Churches . There are 20 Painted Churches in Texas, with four located in this city. They look like ordinary country churches on the outside but offer a huge, colorful surprise inside. These ornately decorated churches feature painted frescoes and gorgeous altars, the likes of which are usually found in Europe. Before you leave Schulenburg, grab fresh pecans – some of which are candied or placed in fudge – at Potter Country Store .

How to get to Schulenburg from San Antonio:  Travelers have two transportation options to get to Schulenburg from San Antonio. You can drive or take a Greyhound bus, with the bus taking between five to fifteen minutes longer than driving yourself. If you take a bus, keep in mind that Schulenburg is a very small town of fewer than 3000 people. It’s unlikely you’ll have a lot of luck finding a taxi or rideshare, so you’ll have to walk between attractions.

5. See the Cowboy Capital of the World in Bandera

Travel time: 1 hour

Northwest of San Antonio is a small town of 829 people called Bandera, and it draws people from all over the world for its cowboy culture. Start your day in Bandera in the rustic-style downtown area. Shop among the boutiques and antique stores and stop in Brick’s River Cafe or OST Restaurant for a meal. For a dose of history, check out the  Bandera Natural History Museum or the  Frontier Times Museum . Those who stay into the evening hours can stop by what some claim to be the oldest continuously operating honky tonk in Texas, the  Arkey Blues Silver Dollar Saloon . If you want to spend a few days and get a cowboy experience check out one of the local dude ranches like  Mayan Dude Ranch or  Hill Country Equestrian Lodge . 

Fun tip: If you visit Bandera in the fall, visit the nearby  Lost Maples State Natural Area for the most beautiful leaf peeping in the state. It’s only 45 minutes away from Bandera, and well worth the extra time.

How to get to Bandera from San Antonio:  As with most of the destinations on this list, driving to Bandera from San Antonio is the easiest way to go. However, you could take a bus – well, sort of. You’d have to take a Greyhound to Center Point, Texas, and then take a taxi or Uber to Bandera. Center Point and Bandera are only 22 minutes apart, which means the entire bus and taxi/Uber route is about an hour and a half.

6. Spend the day on the lake at Canyon Lake

What’s a trip to Texas without spending some time on the lake? Our favorite lake near San Antonio is the 8308-acre  Canyon Lake , known as the water recreation capital of Texas. The lake has 80 miles of shoreline and a number of parks where you can lay out, picnic, swim, fish, or launch your kayak or canoe. Motorized boats are allowed on the lake, so it could be fun to rent a pontoon boat, jet ski or other type of boat from  Lake Life Boat Rental ,  Canyon Lake Adventures , or one of the many other boat rental companies. Other options include scuba diving, parasailing, helicopter tours, and nearby golfing.

There are a variety of hiking trails and wildlife to enjoy around the lake. If you have time, visit the mile-long  Canyon Lake Gorge , which formed in 2002 when over 34 inches of rain fell and sent a torrent of floodwater that carved out this geological attraction. The floodwaters exposed dinosaur footprints and fossils. Not too far from the gorge is  The Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country , which provides a lot of information on the dinosaur activity that existed in the Canyon Lake area.

How to get to Canyon Lake from San Antonio:  Taking a car to Canyon Lake from San Antonio is the smartest route, as it will ensure you can explore different areas around the lake. You could try your hand at taking an Uber, Lyft or taxi from San Antonio to Canyon Lake. If you have any issues finding a driver that is willing to drive directly to Canyon Lake, take a rideshare or taxi to New Braunfels, which is a 36-minute drive from San Antonio, and then book another rideshare to Canyon Lake, which is about a 31-minute drive from New Braunfels.

Otherwise, take a Greyhound bus or the Amtrak train from San Antonio to San Marcos and try to book a 50-minute rideshare or taxi ride from San Marcos to Canyon Lake. This transportation option, of course, is far more complicated.

This article was first published April 2021 and updated March 2023

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San Antonio’s geographic location in south-central Texas provides easy access to rolling hills, pristine streams, tranquil lakes and the multifaceted Texas coast. No matter which direction you choose to drive, you’re not far from adventure. 

Fredericksburg

When German pioneers settled the area in the mid-1800s, many of them built small “Sunday houses” in town in addition to their primary residences on nearby farms. Since traveling by horse-and-buggy was slow and arduous, it was a hassle to ride into town and back just to attend church on Sundays. These smaller houses allowed them to make a weekend of it. They’d arrive in town on Saturday, run a few errands, stay overnight, and then head back to the farm after church. Many of these Sunday houses have been turned into lodging, and have played a key role in Fredericksburg becoming such a popular weekend destination. Amid these historic bed-and-breakfasts, you’ll also find trendy restaurants, wine bars, music venues, and theaters. About 20 miles north of Fredericksburg, Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is a great spot for a morning hike. Climbing the dome-shaped hunk of pink granite is only mildly strenuous, and you’ll be rewarded with a 360-degree view of the Texas Hill Country. 

New Braunfels

Another town with a strong German heritage, New Braunfels is best known as the home of the Schlitterbahn Waterpark . Many of the park’s rides are fueled by cool, all-natural river water that is pumped right back into the river after flowing through the park. The park includes slow-moving waterways for tubing as well as opportunities for high adventure, such as the Boogie Bahn surfing ride. For a mellower experience, head to the nearby Gruene Historic District and shop for antiques, souvenirs, and handcrafted gifts. When you’re ready for lunch, you’ll be within walking distance of the Gristmill Restaurant . The rustic building is perched on the banks of the Guadalupe River and features several levels of seating overlooking the beautiful scenery. If you plan to stick around into the evening, you can catch both local and high-profile country music acts at Gruene Hall . A few miles west of New Braunfels, Natural Bridge Caverns is an excellent low-key adventure on a hot day. It’s always about 70 degrees underground. 

Water recreation is also a key attraction in San Marcos, but the emphasis here is on the rivers themselves instead of waterparks. Several outfitters in and around the town offer two- to four-hour tubing excursions. Most have shuttle buses to pick you up and drop you off along the river. The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment (formerly known as Aquarena Springs) has glass-bottomed boats that cruise though the pristine Spring Lake. Expert guides will explain the plant life, turtles, fish and other flora and fauna that make up this delicate ecosystem. Bargain shoppers will enjoy the area’s two major outlet malls: San Marcos Premium Outlets and Tanger Outlets . In the evenings, you can sit back with a beer and enjoy live music from local and regional bands at Cheatham Street Warehouse . 

Corpus Christi

About two hours south of San Antonio, Corpus Christi has beaches in addition to many of the other amenities you might expect from a mid-sized city. The Texas State Aquarium has massive indoor and outdoor tanks that feature a huge variety of species, including, sharks, tarpon and stingrays. It also focuses many of its exhibits on species and habitats from the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, which lies off the coast of southern Mexico and Central America. In the Stingray Lagoon, kids can even touch the stingrays. For a dose of military history, head to the USS Lexington , a massive aircraft carrier docked within walking distance of the aquarium. It has a flight simulator, nautical artifacts and even an on-board restaurant. When you’re ready for a swim, Malaquite Beach features a visitor center and miles of unspoiled beaches. Even though Hurricane Harvey hit the region in August 2017, Corpus Christi dodged the worst of the storm. Nearby cities Port Aransas and Rockport were more heavily damaged and are still in the process of rebuilding.

Garner State Park

The most popular state park in Texas, Garner has been a favorite summer destination for some families for generations. Situated on the Frio River, the park has excellent swimming, biking, kayaking and fishing opportunities. Featuring higher hills and deeper, more dramatic canyons than the rest of the Hill Country, Garner State Park is a photographer’s dream. Though they can be difficult to spot, the endangered golden-cheeked warbler and black-capped vireo often nest in heavily wooded areas. There’s also a tubing outfitter on-site as well as a putt-putt golf course. If you stay into the evening during the summer, you can experience the park’s most cherished tradition: a nightly dance for all ages at the central pavilion. A short drive from the park, Frio Bat Flight offers an amazing bat-viewing opportunity. At sunset, about ten million Mexican free-tailed bats emerge from Frio Cave. As the bats fly out in search of bugs to eat, red-tailed hawks and peregrine falcons swoop in and try to pick off a few bats to eat. It may be a little too brutal for young kids, but adult nature buffs will enjoy this fast-moving natural spectacle.

For two weeks in May and June every year, the Kerrville Folk Festival attracts world-class songwriters and some of the most loyal fans imaginable. The regular attendees refer to themselves affectionately as “Kerrverts,” and some of them arrive on the festival grounds days before the festival to set up their own little villages within the campground. After the on-stage performances every night, professional and amateur musicians alike sing around campfires, often until dawn. The rest of the year, Kerrville is a sleepy town with plenty of antique shops, locally owned restaurants, and a few art galleries. The Museum of Western Art exhibits a wide array of paintings and sculptures depicting cowboys, ranching and frontier life. Beautifully situated on a hilltop, Kerrville Hills Winery offers daily tastings and winery tours.

If you’re looking for a small-town getaway near San Antonio that’s not overrun by tourists in summer, Wimberley is always a good option. The “downtown” area is so small you can explore all of it in about 30 minutes. If you have kids in tow, make sure and stop at the Emily Ann Theatre & Gardens . The community theater presents plays for both kids and adults, ranging from "Princess and the Pea" to "Pride and Prejudice." Even when there’s not a performance going on, the 12-acre property offers plenty of adventure for the little ones. Wayne’s Meadow is home to ten kid-friendly gardens, including a life-size chess set and a butterfly garden. For an all-natural and refreshing swimming experience, Blue Hole is a nearby spring-fed swimming hole complete with a rope swing. Bring a picnic lunch, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon on the lush grass along the banks of the creek. Open only during summer, Jacob's Well is another one-of-a-kind swimming hole in Wimberley, and it's part of an extensive cave system connected to the Edwards Aquifer. The cool water bubbles up from underground to create this all-natural swimming spot. You can work up a sweat before your swim on the park's extensive network of nature trails.

The Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne (pronounced Bernie ) is an ideal spot for a brisk morning hike. Several miles of nature trails wind through a variety of landscapes, including meadows, dense woods, and rolling hills. The half-mile Marshland Trail is an easy walk along a boardwalk that offers abundant opportunities to see wildlife in the sky and water. You’ll see turtles, ducks and maybe even a stunning kingfisher diving for its prey. Despite its lackluster moniker, the Cave Without a Name is one of the most gorgeous natural features in Texas. The rippled walls and ceiling almost seem to be in motion. Concerts are sometimes held in the cave, which offers remarkable acoustics. To combine an afternoon snack with a little shopping, check out Carousel Antiques & Fickle Pickles . While these are pricey pickles, regular customers swear by these tart treats. Some have a little extra zing, with flavors ranging from garlic to jalapeno. The selection of antiques is fairly small, but it adds an interesting twist to your pickle shopping. 

For a rousing start to your day in Helotes, head to Helotes Hill Country Ziplines . The nine lines range in height from 100 feet to a stomach-turning 1,000 feet. On the fastest ones, you’ll be soaring up to 35 mph. After such an exhilarating experience, you may need a glass of wine. Helotes Creek Winery is a charming little winemaker located along a narrow country road. You won’t find any snootiness here—just tasty reds, whites, cheese plates and the occasional cranapple wine slushie. The winery even has a ladies’ night on Wednesdays. For your evening entertainment, Floore’s Country Store is a one-of-a-kind music venue housed in an old dance hall. The name seems to imply that it used to be a store, but it’s been a dance hall and honky-tonk since it opened in 1942. The name is simply another example of Texas eccentricity at its finest. Willie Nelson once played here regularly and still stops by every now and then. The music schedule mostly consists of up-and-coming country singers with a few national acts sprinkled in. 

Johnson City

The childhood home of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, Johnson City is also one of the most beautiful small towns in Texas. It’s situated amid rolling hills and verdant pastures dotted with sprawling old oak trees. Free tours of LBJ’s boyhood home start every half hour on the house’s front porch. Look up and you’ll see that the ceiling of the front porch is painted sky blue. This was done often in early Texas houses because it was believed that wasps wouldn’t build nests on a blue ceiling because, well, it looked like the sky. In March 1937, it was on this very porch that Lyndon Baines Johnson announced his first run for Congress. The modest home was restored and furnished to be historically accurate for the mid-1920s period.

The LBJ Ranch is just a few miles down the road. You can now get a driving permit and tour parts of the ranch without supervision; However, an expert guide will help you appreciate the ranch’s role in history. Make sure you stop and check out LBJ’s famous floating car. LBJ used to toy with reporters by touring the ranch in the car and then—without warning—driving the car directly into a lake. No matter what you think of his policies, LBJ was undoubtedly one of the nation’s most interesting presidents.

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What neighborhoods does the San Antonio tour visit? + -

This iconic tour takes visitors on a journey through the city’s history and diverse culture, making stops at some of the most iconic and charming neighborhoods. The tour visits: Downtown, La Villita Historic Village, King William Historic District, The Pearl, Hemisfair Park and more.

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How long is the San Antonio tour route from start to finish? + -

Our San Antonio tour is 1 hour and 40 minutes from start to finish, but our route is designed for you to hop off at any stop, explore a San Antonio attraction or neighborhood, and hop back on when you are ready to resume your San Antonio sightseeing experience.

How often do the San Antonio tours run throughout the day? + -

We operate a large fleet of sightseeing vehicles and this allows us to pick up and drop off more frequently than any other tour company. The frequency of the trolleys depends on the time of the year, traffic, and weather conditions, but typically it is every 20 minutes.

Do I have to start at stop #1? + -

You may start your Old Town Trolley Tour at any of our convenient stops. Click on Map and Stops to see a list of our stops with information about the attractions and points of interest at each stop.

What is the best time of year to visit San Antonio? + -

If you want to enjoy comfortable temperatures and avoid the peak tourist season, fall (September to November) is ideal. These shoulder seasons offer average highs in the 70s and 80s, perfect for exploring the city outdoors. Spring is a great time to experience San Antonio’s culture.

What is the most visited site in San Antonio? Which are the must-visit attractions in San Antonio? What are the most famous attractions in San Antonio? + -

Exploring San Antonio’s must-see attractions is even easier with the Old Town Trolley. This hop-on, hop-off tour service conveniently takes you to all the must-visit spots, making it a fantastic way to experience the city’s history, culture, and stunning scenery. San Antonio boasts a mix of historic landmarks, cultural gems, and modern marvels. Here are six must-visit attractions you shouldn’t miss:

• The Alamo: Immerse yourself in the battle for Texan independence at this iconic frontier mission. Explore the battlefield, admire the 18th-century cannons, and stand where heroes like Davy Crockett and William Travis made their last stand.
• The San Antonio River Walk is a 15.2-mile-long pedestrian pathway that winds its way through the heart of the city, lined with lush landscaping, towering cypress trees, charming shops, and world-class restaurants. You can take a boat tour, go shopping, enjoy a meal, or simply relax and people-watch.
• Japanese Tea Garden: Escape the urban buzz and find serenity in this enchanting oasis. Stroll along winding paths amidst koi ponds, traditional bridges, and meticulously manicured gardens. Don’t miss the charming tea house for a peaceful cup of matcha.
• The Pearl: Discover a trendy haven for foodies, fashionistas, and art enthusiasts. Browse upscale boutiques, savor farm-to-table cuisine at trendy restaurants, and catch live music at intimate venues. Don’t forget to admire the Pearl’s Instagram-worthy architecture and street art.
• Historic Market Square: Immerse yourself in San Antonio’s cultural heritage at this lively marketplace. Haggle for souvenirs like hand-woven blankets and colorful piñatas, indulge in authentic Tex-Mex fare, and catch street performances brimming with local flavor.
• Tower of the Americas: Ascend to a breathtaking 750-foot vantage point atop this iconic needle. Soak in panoramic views of the city skyline, the winding San Antonio River, and the distant Texas Hill Country. Enjoy interactive exhibits and indulge in a delicious meal at the rotating Chart House restaurant.

These are just a taste of the many treasures San Antonio has to offer. With the Old Town Trolley, you can experience the best of San Antonio at your own pace, hopping on and off at each attraction to explore as you please. So ditch the hassle of parking and traffic and let the Old Town Trolley be your guide to an unforgettable San Antonio adventure!

Can you see everything in San Antonio in one day? + -

San Antonio bursts with historical landmarks, cultural gems, and modern marvels, each vying for your attention. You can experience a fantastic overview with the help of the Old Town Trolley, allowing you to make the most of your 24-hour journey through the Alamo City. This hop-on, hop-off tour whisks you to top attractions like The Alamo, the River Walk, and The Pearl, letting you delve into history, soak up the lively atmosphere, and snap Insta-worthy pics. Old Town Trolley makes the most of your precious time, ensuring you leave with a taste of San Antonio’s magic – and an irresistible urge to return for more!

Which historical places will I see on the San Antonio tour? + -

The San Antonio trolley tour promises a journey through time, showcasing iconic landmarks that whisper tales of Texan history and cultural vibrancy. Here are some historical gems you’ll encounter on your San Antonio tour:

• The Alamo: Stand where legends were made at this iconic frontier mission. Feel the echoes of the 1836 battle for Texan independence, explore the battlefield and cannons, and pay homage to heroes like Davy Crockett and William Travis.
• La Villita Historic Village: Step into the heart of San Antonio’s early beginnings. This charming village, dating back to the 18th century, offers a glimpse into Mexican and Canary Islander life. Explore colorful shops, indulge in authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, and experience the cultural heritage that continues to be a pulse of San Antonio.
• King William Historic District: Step back in time to the 19th century in this enclave. Stroll past Victorian-era mansions adorned with gingerbread trim and ironwork, imagine the lives of prosperous settlers who called this district home, and soak up the timeless elegance.
• Spanish Governor’s Palace: Enter the seat of power during the Spanish colonial era. Explore the grand halls and courtyards of this 18th-century palace, envision the intrigues that unfolded within its walls, and learn about the lives of governors who shaped San Antonio’s early history.
• San Fernando Cathedral: Witness the enduring power of faith at this stunning landmark. Stand in awe beneath the soaring ceilings and intricate stained-glass windows, soak in the atmosphere of centuries of worship, and marvel at the architectural masterpiece that remains a cornerstone of San Antonio’s identity.
• Historic Market Square: The heart of San Antonio’s cultural heritage, Historic Market Square is a vibrant plaza bustling with shops, restaurants, and Mexican cultural experiences. Test your bargaining skills as you negotiate for souvenirs, savor the flavors of authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, or just stroll through the bustling marketplace.

These are just a few of the historical treasures you’ll encounter on your San Antonio tour. Each location promises a captivating glimpse into the city’s past, offering stories of resilience, faith, and cultural diversity. So buckle up, get ready to explore, and let San Antonio’s history come alive!

What is San Antonio best known for? + -

San Antonio’s soul shines through its history, culture, and modern flair. The Alamo embodies Texan history, while the winding River Walk offers city-side tranquility. Spanish colonial missions whisper tales of faith, and trendy havens like The Pearl tantalize with culinary delights and artistic flair. It’s a city where the ghosts of heroes like Davy Crockett mingle with modern-day foodies, and where history buffs and thrill-seekers alike find their fix. Ultimately, San Antonio is best known for its unique blend of past and present, its culture, and its undeniable Texas charm, leaving no corner of your curiosity unexplored.

How many days should I spend in San Antonio? + -

The ideal duration of your stay in San Antonio depends on your preferences and interests. With the Old Town Trolley at your service, a single day allows you to savor iconic landmarks like the Spanish Governor’s Palace and the River Walk. Whether you’re drawn to Texan legends at the Alamo or the modern culinary scene at The Pearl, let your interests guide you through a memorable San Antonio adventure.

Are the historical places in San Antonio walkable from the River Walk? + -

San Antonio River Walk serves as a pathway to some of the city’s most captivating historical treasures. Prepare to journey through time at these top five historical sites, all easily accessible from the River Walk:

• The Alamo: This iconic frontier mission whispers tales of Texan history, where heroes like Davy Crockett and William Travis made their last stand in the 1836 battle for independence. Walk the hallowed grounds, explore the battlefield and cannons, and stand where history unfolded, forever etched in Texan lore.
• San Fernando Cathedral: Towering over the city center, this 18th-century masterpiece of Spanish Baroque architecture is the oldest cathedral in Texas. Admire the soaring ceilings adorned with intricate stained-glass windows, soak in the atmosphere of centuries of worship, and marvel at this landmark that remains a cornerstone of San Antonio’s identity.
• Spanish Governor’s Palace: Explore the grand halls and courtyards of this 18th-century palace, imagining the intrigues that unfolded within its walls. Learn about the lives of governors who shaped San Antonio’s early history, and witness the blend of Spanish and Mexican architectural styles that reflects the city’s cultural heritage.
• King William Historic District: Immerse yourself in the elegance of the 19th century as you meander past Victorian-era mansions adorned with gingerbread trim and ironwork. Envision the lives of prosperous settlers who called this district home, and soak up the timeless beauty of this well-preserved neighborhood.
• La Villita Historic Village: Discover the heart of San Antonio’s early beginnings. This captivating 18th-century village offers a glimpse into Mexican and Canary Islander life through colorful shops, authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, and cultural performances. Experience the traditional charm of this historic barrio and let the sounds of mariachi music and the aroma of spices transport you back in time.

For a truly effortless journey, hop aboard the Old Town Trolley Tour! This convenient hop-on, hop-off service whisks you directly to each of these historical gems, allowing you to delve deeper into their stories and soak in the atmosphere at your own pace. Imagine stepping off the trolley and standing where legends like Davy Crockett made their last stand at the Alamo, or stepping into the ornate halls of the Spanish Governor’s Palace, imagining the whispers of the past. With the Old Town Trolley, the best of San Antonio’s history unfolds right before your eyes, leaving you with a lasting impression of this captivating city. Grab your camera, and let the Old Town Trolley guide you on a timeless adventure through San Antonio’s unforgettable past!

What is the San Antonio River Walk, how long is it, and does Old Town Trolley cover it all? + -

The San Antonio River Walk is a 15.2-mile-long pedestrian pathway meandering through the heart of the city. Imagine a bustling city street transformed into a lush pedestrian haven, lined with lush landscaping, towering cypress trees, charming shops, and world-class restaurants. But the River Walk’s allure goes beyond its modern delights. Its winding path stretches for 15.2 miles in its entirety, encompassing not just downtown’s lively atmosphere but also tranquil stretches offering glimpses of nature and quiet escapes. While the Old Town Trolley covers the downtown portion of the River Walk, ensuring you hit all the must-see spots like the Alamo and The Pearl, exploring its full 15-mile journey might require a leisurely bike ride or a scenic boat cruise. No matter how you choose to navigate it, the San Antonio River Walk is a unique experience that captures the city’s spirit and offers something for everyone to discover.

What are the nearest attractions to River Walk? + -

The River Walk itself is a treasure trove of attractions, but just beyond its banks lies a feast for your senses.

• The Alamo: Stand where Texan heroes made their last stand at this frontier mission. The Old Town Trolley has a convenient stop, letting you explore the battlefield and feel the echoes of bravery firsthand.
• San Fernando Cathedral: Marvel at this towering 18th-century landmark, a testament to faith. Let the Old Town Trolley whisk you there, and then step inside to soak in the centuries of worship and admire the intricate stained-glass windows.
• La Villita Historic Village: Travel back in time to San Antonio’s early days at this 18th-century village. The Old Town Trolley brings you there, where you can savor authentic Tex-Mex cuisine and immerse yourself in cultural performances.
• King William Historic District: Imagine the lives of prosperous settlers as you stroll past Victorian-era mansions in this well-preserved neighborhood. The Old Town Trolley makes a stop here, letting you take a leisurely walk through time and admire the timeless elegance.
• The Pearl: Indulge your inner foodie at this trendy haven. Browse upscale boutiques, savor farm-to-table cuisine, and catch live music in intimate venues. The Old Town Trolley takes you within easy reach, so you can seamlessly blend modern delights with historical exploration.

With the Old Town Trolley as your trusty steed, you can effortlessly hop on and off, weaving these historical gems into your River Walk adventure. Let the river be your guide, and the trolley your time machine, as you experience the best of San Antonio’s past, present, and everything in between!

What are the nearest attractions to The Alamo? + -

Standing beneath the Alamo’s iconic façade, you’re surrounded by history woven into the very fabric of San Antonio. Just a stone’s throw away, captivating experiences await:

• River Walk: A 15.2-mile-long pedestrian pathway where you can browse charming shops, savor dishes at world-class restaurants, or simply unwind and watch the world go by. The River Walk offers something for everyone.
• San Fernando Cathedral: Witness the enduring power of faith at this towering 18th-century landmark. A trolley ride takes you to its majestic doors, where intricate stained-glass windows and centuries of worship leave you awestruck.
• The Menger Hotel: Step into a haven of Texan hospitality at this iconic hotel, just across the street from the Alamo. The Old Town Trolley stops there, inviting you to explore its luxurious lobby and imagine the footsteps of renowned guests like Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower.
• La Villita Historic Village: This enchanting 18th-century village transports you to San Antonio’s early days, with shops, cultural performances, and authentic Tex-Mex cuisine. Wander through cobblestone streets, soak in the atmosphere, and savor a taste of history without leaving the downtown area.
• Buckhorn Saloon & Texas Ranger Museum: This historic saloon, once frequented by Texas Ranger legends, now houses a fascinating museum. Explore exhibits on cowboy culture, firearms, and the legacy of the Texas Rangers, adding a fascinating historical layer to your Alamo experience.
• Hemisfair Park: Enjoy a breath of fresh air and cultural attractions at this 64-acre park just north of the Alamo. The Old Town Trolley takes you there, where you can visit the Tower of the Americas for breathtaking city views or catch a performance at the Majestic Theatre.

With the Old Town Trolley as your partner, exploring the treasures around the Alamo is a breeze. So hop on, hop off, and let history, culture, and modern vibrancy unfold around you, one stop at a time!

How much does it cost to see the Alamo? + -

Exploring the Alamo’s historic grounds is surprisingly budget-friendly! Admission to the Alamo Church itself is free, allowing you to experience the heart of this mission. Optional tours and exhibits can require extra cost.

How long does it take to visit The Alamo? + -

Most people take around 30 minutes to an hour, though you can spend longer delving into exhibits or historical details.

Where is the Tower of the Americas located? + -

The iconic Tower of the Americas is an unmissable landmark that stands tall within Hemisfair Park, and reaching it is as easy as a hop on the Old Town Trolley Tour!

What do you do at the Tower of the Americas? + -

The Tower of the Americas is a portal to panoramic vistas and immersive experiences! The possibilities are endless:

• Savor breathtaking 360-degree city views, stretching from the winding River Walk to the distant Texas Hill Country, from the comfort of the revolving Chart House restaurant.
• Explore interactive exhibits that bring San Antonio’s history and culture to life.
• Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the observation deck, spotting all the iconic landmarks you’ve visited on your San Antonio adventure.
• Dine with a view: watch the city lights waltz by as you savor fresh seafood and juicy steaks.

Whether you’re seeking panoramic selfies or historical immersion, the Tower of the Americas awaits, and the Old Town Trolley makes getting there a breeze. We make a stop at the tower, nestled within Hemisfair Park just north of the bustling River Walk. Picture yourself stepping off the trolley and standing beneath the tower’s needle, piercing the sky at a staggering 750 feet.

What is the best way to tour San Antonio Missions National Historical Park? + -

Unveiling the legacy of Spanish colonialism at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is an adventure best embraced at your own pace. You can either walk or hop on a rented bike and conquer the 15-mile trail, connecting all four missions: Concepción, San José, San Juan, and Espada. No matter your mode of exploration, stop to admire the intricate architecture, immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere, and learn about the lives of missionaries and Native Americans who shaped this historic landscape.

How long does it take to see all the missions in San Antonio Missions National Historical Park? + -

Exploring all four missions at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park can take anywhere from 3-4 hours, depending on your pace and interest in delving deeper into each site’s history and architecture.

What attractions can I find in Brackenridge Park? + -

Brackenridge Park promises a delightful day of adventures amidst lush greenery and historic treasures, and the Old Town Trolley makes exploring it a breeze! Hop on and off at these captivating stops:

• San Antonio Zoo: Dive into the animal kingdom at this expansive zoo, with exhibits showcasing creatures from across the globe.
• Japanese Tea Garden: Find serenity amidst meticulous gardens, bridges, and pagodas. Let the peaceful atmosphere transport you to another world, all steps from the trolley stop.
• Brackenridge Eagle Train: Hop aboard this miniature train for a nostalgic journey. Wind through tree-lined paths and catch glimpses of hidden wonders, with convenient trolley access.
• Witte Museum: Uncover Texas history with dinosaur fossils, Native American artifacts, and Alamo treasures, all a short walk from the trolley stop.
• San Antonio Botanical Garden: Wander through blooms and lush greenery. Discover breathtaking landscapes and seasonal delights, easily accessible by trolley.

Beyond these gems, the Old Town Trolley lets you explore Brackenridge Park at your own pace. Hop off for a picnic amongst the trees, rent a paddle boat on the serene lagoon, or simply soak in the tranquility of this urban oasis. Let the Old Town Trolley guide you through a day of memorable adventures in Brackenridge Park!

What can I see in Historic Market Square? + -

Historic Market Square is the largest Mexican market in the U.S. Imagine colorful stalls overflowing with artisan wares, from hand-woven blankets and glittering Talavera pottery to intricately carved wooden masks and traditional Mexican candies. The sights and smells entice – savor the aroma of sizzling fajitas and fresh churros, and lose yourself in the lively melody of mariachi music filling the air. In El Mercado Building you can haggle for souvenirs, discover unique textiles, and find the perfect handmade treasure to commemorate your visit. Catch impromptu folk dancers as the Farmer’s Market Plaza comes alive with the rhythm of traditional music and spontaneous expressions of cultural joy. Indulge in authentic Tex-Mex fare at cafes and bustling food stalls. Savor tacos overflowing with fresh ingredients, sip on a cooling margarita, and let the flavors of Mexico dance on your palate.

How old is La Villita Historic Village? + -

This captivating barrio dates back to the 18th century, making it over 300 years old. It’s a living testament to San Antonio’s past, offering a glimpse into a bygone era while pulsating with the energy of the present.

What is the best way to tour La Villita Historic Village? + -

La Villita beckons exploration at your own pace. Immerse yourself in the architecture, wander through tree-shaded courtyards, and soak in the ambiance of a bygone era. The Old Town Trolley has a convenient stop, allowing you to delve deeper with guided tours at various shops and museums. Savor authentic Tex-Mex cuisine at charming cafes, browse unique arts and crafts stalls, and let the atmosphere wash over you. La Villita caters to all – whether you’re a history enthusiast, an adventurous foodie, or simply seeking a delightful escape, this 300-year-old village promises a captivating, immersive experience.

Who is buried at San Fernando Cathedral? + -

San Fernando Cathedral, a majestic 18th-century landmark in San Antonio, Texas, stands as a testament to faith and history. Its soaring walls, adorned with intricate stained-glass windows, have witnessed centuries of worship, whispers of revolution, and even the final resting place of Texas legends. Beneath the cool stone floor lie the remains of early governors, influential figures in the fight for Texan independence, frontiersman Davy Crockett’s wife, Rebecca, notable figures like the “Father of Texas,” empresario Stephen F. Austin, and governors who shaped the early years of the Lone Star State. Explore the grandeur, delve into the history, and feel the weight of centuries beneath your feet – San Fernando Cathedral is a must-visit for anyone seeking a glimpse into the heart and soul of San Antonio.

What is the Fiesta San Antonio and when is it held? + -

San Antonio explodes in a whirlwind of color, music, and celebration during Fiesta San Antonio, a spring extravaganza held annually in April. Imagine streets adorned with festive banners, the air alive with the infectious beat of mariachi bands, and parades bursting with flamboyant costumes and exuberant dancers. It’s a cultural feast, a historical homage, and a party all rolled into one – a celebration of Texan pride, diverse traditions, and the city’s unique spirit. Whether you’re catching the Battle of the Flowers parade, savoring authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, or swaying to live music in plazas, Fiesta San Antonio promises an unforgettable experience!

What can I see in the Pearl District San Antonio? + -

San Antonio’s Pearl District is a haven for foodies, culture enthusiasts, and shoppers alike. Imagine lush green spaces and historic architecture framing a modern playground of culinary delights, trendy boutiques, and captivating art installations. Stroll along the River Walk, stopping to savor farm-to-table cuisine at The Bottling Department’s diverse food stalls, or indulge in a French pastry at Bakery Lorraine. Browse chic clothing and home décor at The Twig Book Shop or The Sporting District, then catch a live performance at the historic Pearl Stable. Immerse yourself in art at the Ruby City Art Center or the San Antonio Museum of Art, or explore the Culinary Institute of America’s campus for a glimpse into the future of food. From a leisurely picnic in Brackenridge Park to an intimate concert in the Pearl’s open-air courtyard, this district promises a unique blend of history, culture, and modern flair, all within walking distance. So lace up your shoes, grab your appetite for adventure, and let the Pearl District unfold its charm!

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Amtrak Guide

By train travelers for train travelers, 11 best amtrak trips from san antonio.

The long-distance Texas Eagle and Sunset Limited Amtrak trains stop in San Antonio and travel to Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona and California. There are options for day trips and overnight adventures, and whether you travel to a destination near or far, you can book private accommodations in the sleeper car or choose coach seating

To start planning your getaway, here are the best Amtrak trips from San Antonio that don’t require a train transfer or middle-of-the-night travel. Destinations west of San Antonio did not make this list because departure time is during the overnight hours.

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If you’re looking for an easy day trip from San Antonio on Amtrak, San Marcos is it. The train ride is only 1.5 hours with a morning arrival and early evening return on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays. The San Marcos River flows near downtown and is one of the major attractions. You can tube , kayak or paddleboard down the river, and glass-bottom boat tours of Spring Lake are also available. Trails are next to the water if you’d rather stay on land, or check out the San Marcos Premium Outlets for shopping deals.

Austin is a beautiful city full of live music , outdoor activities and food . Travel time on the train is 3.5 hours, with departures from San Antonio on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays. You can return on the same day you arrive or plan to stay in the city at least two nights (trains do not run every day). A Friday to Sunday trip is a popular option for enjoying weekend nightlife and day trips to Hill Country . If you need a car, Enterprise is near the Amtrak station and pick-up service is available. Or check out one the many Austin tours on land (and water) to explore the area.

Trains travel from San Antonio to Houston early in the morning on Friday, Sunday and Tuesday. Trip time is almost five hours, and you’ll arrive near the Theater District and Sesquicentennial Park . In addition to many museums , you can visit top attractions including the Houston Zoo , Space Center and The Galleria . Or plan to attend an Astros baseball game or one of the many Houston events and festivals .

For the return trip, trains depart Houston on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Based on this schedule, here are some of your Amtrak travel options (or book a flight for the return trip):

• Leave San Antonio on Friday and return on Saturday or Monday
• Leave on San Antonio on Sunday and return on Monday or Wednesday
• Leave San Antonio on Tuesday and return on Wednesday or Saturday

Seven hours away from San Antonio via train, Fort Worth is known for its cattle drives (pictured above), winter rodeo and barbecue restaurants . The Fort Worth Botanic Garden , Fort Worth Zoo and Sundance Square , which is full of shops and restaurants, are other great places to visit.

Trains to Fort Worth depart San Antonio on Friday, Sunday and Tuesday and return on these same days. However, due to the train schedule, you won’t be able to return on the day you arrive. Choose from one of these popular options or book a flight for the return trip:

• Depart San Antonio on Friday and return on Sunday
• Depart San Antonio on Sunday and return on Tuesday
• Depart San Antonio on Tuesday and return on Friday or Sunday

Dallas is another fun train trip from San Antonio. Travel time is about 8.5 hours and you’ll arrive in the afternoon near downtown, the Dealey Plaza Historic District and Reunion Tower , which has an observation deck. The city is full of museums , plus you can enjoy nature at the Dallas Arboretum and hang out at hip restaurants, shops and nightlife venues in Uptown .

Choose from one of these popular trip options or consider booking a flight for the return trip:

Lake Charles

Lake Charles, Louisiana is a fun adult getaway with casinos , good food and festivals . Consider staying at the Golden Nugget Hotel or L’Auberge Resort (pictured above) — both have lazy rivers that are great for a pool day. For more water fun, a lake of the same name is next to downtown, which you can enjoy from Millennium Park or with a boat or kayak rental .

Travel time to Lake Charles is about nine hours on the Sunset Limited route. Trains depart San Antonio on Friday, Sunday and Tuesday and arrive in the afternoon. For the return trip, choose a Wednesday, Saturday or Monday departure day. Consider one of these popular trip options:

Known for its  Cajun food and music, Lafayette, Louisiana  is a family-friendly destination with many festivals  and  historic sites , including a 19th-century bayou village . Kids and adults will enjoy the swamp tours , but you may want to plan your trip in spring or fall for cooler temperatures. There’s also an ArtWalk on the second Saturday of each month, which is a great way to explore the charming downtown area.

Trains depart San Antonio on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays and travel about 11 hours to reach the city. Travel options include:

New Orleans

It’s a 15-hour train ride from San Antonio to New Orleans with an arrival after 9 p.m. The city is full of nightlife , amazing food and music . Plus, streetcars (pictured top of page) can take you to the Garden District , French Quarter , Jackson Square and old cemeteries . Other top sights to check out include the National World World II Museum , Audubon Zoo and the New Orleans Museum of Art . For more things to do, consider planning a trip around one of the many New Orleans festivals .

Here are some popular travel options based on the train schedule (or book a flight for the return trip):

About 24.5 hours away from San Antonio on the Texas Eagle, St. Louis has big city amenities and unique landmarks. The Gateway Arch is the famous attraction, but there’s more to the city than that. Other things to check out include the City Museum , Missouri Botanical Garden , craft beer scene and the massive Forest Park , which is 1,300 acres and contains lakes, nature areas, museums and the St. Louis Zoo . For extra fun, you can plan your trip around a St. Louis Cardinal game , Taste of St. Louis , Fair Saint Louis and other major events .

Springfield

Book a trip on the Texas Eagle to visit  Springfield , the Illinois capital. Travel time is almost 27 hours — you’ll spend a night on the train. Major attractions here include the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum , Lincoln Home National Historic Site and the Illinois State Museum . Plus, you can check out Route 66 , including some of the original segments, and the historic Cozy Dog Drive In while you’re in town.

The train arrives in the morning and you have the option to return same day. If you decide to stay in Springfield for a night or longer, the State House Inn , Wyndham Springfield Center and DoubleTree Hotel are closest to the Amtrak station and near tourist areas.

For a vacation full of great food, live music, museums and lake time, head to Chicago. After a 31-hour trip, trains arrives in the afternoon in the West Loop near great restaurants and a few hotels . You can also walk from the station to downtown Chicago, several  CTA train stations  and a  water taxi  stop. With Lyft and Uber providing additional transportation options, you don’t need a rental car.

Consider planning your trip around one of the many festivals and events , or visit top attractions including the  Art Institute of Chicago ,  360 Chicago Observation Deck ,  Millennium Park ,  Field Museum ,  Chicago Riverwalk ,  Navy Pier ,  Lakefront Trail ,  Magnificent Mile , and  Wrigley Field . We recommend staying in Chicago at least one night, although you can easily stay multiple nights to enjoy all that the city has to offer.

Tip: You can transfer to many other Amtrak routes in Chicago. See the best Amtrak trips from Chicago to learn about other destinations you can visit.

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San Antonio, TX 78205

Open today 9 a.m to 5:30 p.m

Tours and Experiences

Plan your visit.

Experiencing the iconic Alamo Church is always free, but a reservation is required. To make the most of your visit, book a guided tour, a self-guided experience, or entry to the new Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center.

For exclusive benefits while helping to preserve this historic site, become a Friends of the Alamo member. Whatever level of attention you are looking for and desired group size, there's sure to be the right Alamo experience for you.

Remember the Alamo™ Guided Tour

For the premier experience, we recommend the Remember the Alamo™ Guided Tour . Led by an Alamo History Interpreter, this walking tour explores the heroes and events, including the Battle of the Alamo, that have made the story of the Alamo captivating for generations. Includes entry into the iconic Alamo Church and the Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center.

A Line in the Sand™ Self-Guided Experience

Enjoy the complete A Line in the Sand™ Self-Guided Experience with the Victory or Death™ Audio Tour , narrated by Ray Benson and entry into the Alamo Exhibit. The self-guided audio tour leads you through the Alamo Church, grounds, and includes 11 stops in the new Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center where you can view the Phil Collins Collection and more!

Alamo Exhibit

Experience the Collector's Journey at the Alamo Exhibit in the new Ralston Family Collections Center. View the Phil Collins Collection, including the Battle of the Alamo Diorama featuring his narration, explore artifacts from the Donald and Louise Yena Spanish Colonial Collection, engage with interactive exhibits, and more! Free admission for Friends of the Alamo members.

Victory or Death™ Audio Tour

Upgrade your visit with the  Victory or Death ™  Audio Tour  narrated by country music singer, songwriter, actor and nine-time Grammy Award® winner, Ray Benson from Asleep At The Wheel. This 45 minute, rich audio production truly brings the story of the Alamo to life. Available in English, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese. 

Alamo Church Free Entry

Experience the iconic Alamo Church. Established as a mission, it later became a military stronghold for Texas Independence. Entering Alamo Church is always free. To help preserve the historic site, visitors will need to reserve their free ticket to enter the Church ahead of their visit. 

San Antonio CityPASS®

Sightseeing in San Antonio? With one easy purchase, save 39% off admission to four top San Antonio attractions, including entry to the Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center and Alamo Church! Visit the attractions at your own pace, in any order, over a nine day period.

Become a Member

Join Friends of the Alamo for free admission to the Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center, tour and gift shop discounts, and more! Help preserve this iconic and historic site, and keep history alive so that future generations will Remember the Alamo. Memberships begin at $50 and make great gifts!

Living History Encampment

Make your way to the Alamo's living history encampment, behind the Church, to meet the Alamo's history guides - known as living historians. Enjoy hands-on demonstrations about daily life at the time of the Texas Revolution. Discover what people wore, how they looked after their health, and what essential skills they had to master, such as fire-starting, leather working, and how to take care of their firearms.

Musket Firing Demonstration

Take in the sights and sounds of a musket firing demonstration, sponsored by Virgil Rosser, First Vice President - Investment Officer, Wells Fargo Advisors. Learn all about the main weapon used at the Battle of Alamo, the flintlock musket. This 15-minute presentation covers the history and use of flintlock firearms, a quick tutorial on how to fire, and live firings done by the Alamo Living History staff.

Enjoy some time inside and view the  Crossroads of History , a 17-minute film that covers 300 years of history at the Alamo. This educational film is free of charge and is shown in the Long Barrack continuously throughout the day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. everyday.

Alamo Podcast

Explore all the ways we Remember the Alamo with this new audio storytelling journey, Stories Bigger Than Texas , featuring in-depth conversations about the Alamo's past, present, and future.

Alamo Private Tour

Reserve a private guided tour for your group of 15 to 60 people during normal business hours. An experienced Alamo history interpreter will walk you through Alamo Plaza, revealing the story of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo and taking you to key battlefield locations that are today hidden under San Antonio's streets. Includes entry to the Alamo Church and the Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center.

After Hours Private Tour

Create a private after hours tour experience for a group of friends, family, or co-workers. The after-hours tour offers an unforgettable experience for out-of-town guests, corporate groups, private ceremonies and receptions, and more. After hours tours are similar to private tours, but take place at 5:30 p.m. or later when the Alamo is closed to the public.

Private Events

Create an experience bigger than Texas! The Alamo has venues with indoor/outdoor spaces to accommodate a range of gatherings including weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate and social events as well as military ceremonies.

Alamo Church Virtual Tour

Virtually step into the Alamo Church to discover more about the historic site and immerse yourself in Texas history. This tour consists of over one hundred crystal clear 4K resolution scans of the interior and exterior of the iconic Alamo Church, allowing digital visitors from around the globe to view and learn more about the Shrine of Texas Liberty. 

Alamo Plaza Live Cam

See a live view of Alamo Plaza 24/7.

San Antonio Port

Tour options from/to your ship docked at san antonio ..

Feel free to combine several San Antonio visits and experiences below, just let us know which:

• Explore the coastline of this part of Chile, including the largest swimming pool in the world
• Visit Isla Negra and view the house and museum dedicated to Chilean poet Pablo Neruda
• Discover the traditional Chilean town of Lo Abarca with its picturesque architecture
• Enjoy a ceramic-making workshop in Pomaire, a village that specializes in this art
• Visit a winery or two in either the San Antonio or Casablanca Valley, with tastings of course
• Enjoy lunch at a winery or at a local restaurant along the San Antonio coast or in Pomaire
• City tour of Santiago either at the start or the end of your private transfer

Important: It is possible to visit Valparaiso from San Antonio but please bear in mind that it is quite a detour on the standard route. If you have several hours available then we can arrange this en route to your ship or Santiago.

Our San Antonio highlights tour lets you delve into the cultural riches of the undiscovered ‘Coast of Poets’, including a visit to the iconic house of Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda at Isla Negra. We also believe that you shouldn’t come to one of the world’s finest wine regions without including a visit to an award-winning Chilean winery.

Many cruise tours overlook the region surrounding port, instead preferring to bus people into Santiago (a 4-hour round-trip) for a whistle-stop overview of the Chilean capital . We believe that there is a far more relaxing and interesting day to be had with this original tour exploring the ‘real’ Chile.

About San Antonio Port:

The largest container port in all of Chile, San Antonio is a working port in which cruise ships are very much in the minority. Your ship will always dock alongside a wharf, from where you will be transported by internal bus to the ‘DP World’ passenger terminal. Tour staff from  Shore Excursions Chile  will be waiting for you inside the terminal, where there are also restrooms and a few limited shopping options.

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Fiesta guide: View the day-by-day schedule for Fiesta 2024 in San Antonio, watch the biggest events on KSAT

Attend in person or watch on ksat.

Rebecca Salinas , Digital Journalist

Julie Moreno , Executive Producer/Digital Content

SAN ANTONIO – ¡Viva! It’s time for Fiesta !

This year San Antonio’s big, 11-day party will go from April 18-28 . It’ll be a time to crack cascarones, party with friends and family, show off your medals, and yell, “Show me your shoes!”

Of course, there are plenty of festivities to choose from. KSAT already has a list of the major Fiesta parades and when they will take place , including the events that will be televised on KSAT 12 and livestreamed online and on the free KSAT app.

>> Tickets for the 2024 KSAT Fiesta parties are on sale now 🌺

Check out the weather forecast from the KSAT meteorologists before you head out to Fiesta events so you can dress accordingly. Also, make sure to post your images and videos on KSAT Connect .

Here are links to the complete list of day-of events for Fiesta 2024

• Fiesta events for April 18: Fiesta Fiesta, Taste of the Northside, Taste of the Republic
• Fiesta events for April 19: Alamo Heights Night, Oyster Bake, WEBB Party
• Fiesta events for April 20: Taste of New Orleans, El Rey Fido Coronation, Fiesta Kings Cup Polo Party
• Fiesta events for April 21: Chili Queens Chili Cook-Off, Day In Old Mexico, Mission Reach Flotilla Fiesta
• Fiesta events for April 22: Texas Cavaliers River Parade, Pilgrimage to the Alamo
• Fiesta events for April 23: NIOSA, Cornyation and Ford Mariachi Festival begin
• Fiesta events for April 24: Fiesta Gartenfest, Coronation of the Queen of The Order of the Alamo
• Fiesta events for April 25: Battle of Flowers Band Festival, 10th Street River Festival
• Fiesta events for April 26: Battle of Flowers Parade, Fredstock Music Festival
• Fiesta events for April 27: Flambeau Parade, King William Fair
• Fiesta events for April 28: Festival De Cascarones, Day in Old Mexico, Festival De Animales

Find more news on KSAT’s Fiesta page . You can also sign up for our free Things To Do and Fiesta newsletters .

Live coverage

KSAT will offer live coverage for Fiesta 2024′s biggest events.

Here’s when you can watch them on KSAT 12, KSAT Plus (our free streaming app), YouTube and KSAT.com :

• Thursday, April 18: Fiesta Fiesta at Alamodome, 8-10 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Friday, April 19: Fiesta Oyster Bake at St. Mary’s University, coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. — On KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Monday, April 22: Texas Cavaliers River Parade , coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. with the Texas Cavaliers Military Pre-Party . Watch parade coverage from 7-9 p.m., followed by the SA Live River Parade Afterparty from 9-10 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Tuesday, April 23: NIOSA , coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. — On KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Thursday, April 25: Battle of Flowers Band Festival at Alamo Stadium, 7-10 p.m. — On KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Friday, April 26: Battle of Flowers Parade , coverage starts at 10 a.m. with a pre-parade special. Watch parade coverage from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Saturday, April 27: King William Fair and Parade , 9-10:30 a.m. — On KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Saturday, April 27: Fiesta Pooch Parade at Heights Pool in Alamo Heights, 9-10 a.m. — On KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Saturday, April 27: Battle of Flowers Band Festival (rebroadcast), 3-6 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Saturday, April 27: Texas Eats Fiesta Special , 6-7 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.
• Saturday, April 27: Fiesta Flambeau Night Parade , coverage starts with a pre-party from 7-8 p.m. Watch parade coverage from 8-11 p.m. — On KSAT 12, KSAT.com and KSAT Plus.

Get more information about how to stream KSAT 12 for free here .

This is just a partial list. As Fiesta gets closer, we will update our plans which may include covering even more events live.

Stay tuned!

Parade routes, start times

If you’re planning your Fiesta parade strategies this year, we can help.

These are the start times and routes for the 2024 Battle of Flowers and Flambeau Parades.

Battle of Flowers Parade

The Battle of Flowers parade will take place on Friday, April 26. The vanguard kicks off at 9:55 a.m. with the parade following at 10:30 a.m. This year’s theme is “Viva Amor 2024.”

The Battle of Flowers parade is the second oldest parade and the only parade in the United States produced entirely by women, and all of them are volunteers.

San Antonio Food Bank CEO Eric Cooper was selected as the grand marshal for the 133rd Battle of Flowers Parade.

This year’s 2.6-mile route will follow the same path as last year. The parade steps off on North Main Street near San Antonio College. It will travel on Lexington Avenue, North St Mary’s Street, Brooklyn Avenue, Avenue E, Houston Street, Alamo Plaza, Commerce Street and Santa Rosa where it will end near West Martin Street.

Parade Map 2024 by Julie Moreno on Scribd

Fiesta Flambeau Parade

The Fiesta Flambeau Parade is known as America’s largest illuminated night parade with more than 200 parade entries and a typical attendance of about 750,000 spectators. It’s also broadcasted and livestreamed (on KSAT!) to about 1.5 million more people.

This year’s parade will be held on Saturday, April 27. The vanguard kicks off at 7:15 p.m. and the main parade will follow at 7:45 p.m. The theme is “Lotsa Loteria.”

The University of Texas Longhorn Band will be the parade’s premier band and will be joined by floats, marching units, local bands, bands from other cities and states, dance groups, equestrian units and others.

It travels the same route as the Battle of Flowers Parade. Michael Quintanilla, a former writer for the San Antonio Express-News, is the grand marshal . Angie Salinas, the CEO of Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas, is the honorary grand marshal.

Road closures, traffic, VIA Park & Ride

With ongoing construction already creating a vehicular maze downtown, the 11-day party may cause some traffic hot spots as drivers navigate road closures, pedestrians and detours.

The City of San Antonio asks people to plan ahead, celebrate responsibly, and take a ride share or VIA Park & Ride when available.

>> Fiesta-goers can receive $10 off their Uber ride

If you are one of many planning to party downtown for the Battle of Flowers or Fiesta Flambeau parades, or at NIOSA or Fiesta De Los Reyes, click here for detailed information on road closures, parking and construction.

VIA Metropolitan Transit will have its Park & Ride service available for Fiesta’s biggest events, and riders can receive a free medal.

The service will be available from Friday, April 19 to Saturday, April 27 for $1.30 each way, though discounts are available for students, seniors, military members and other populations.

Fiesta medals will be given out at the transit center location at the time of purchase, while supplies last. If the service is purchased online, customers will need to show their receipt at the transit center to receive a medal.

Click here for detailed information on the Park & Ride schedule.

Party with KSAT 🎉

We want our KSAT Insiders to join us for all the fun!

KSAT will have Fiesta parties at the Battle of Flowers and Fiesta Flambeau parades. Tickets are on sale now!

Here’s what’s included with your purchase:

• Admission to the exclusive KSAT party.
• Access to on-site portable restrooms.
• Assigned grandstand seating to view the parade.
• 2 tacos and 1 non-alcoholic beverage.
• Access to the cash bar.
• A chance to mingle with neighbors and your favorite KSAT weather and news peeps.

You could also have the chance to be on TV during our live broadcast of the parades.

Have pictures? Share them with us!

• Share your Fiesta photos, videos with KSAT Connect!
• Show off your Fiesta hats with KSAT Connect!
• Show us your pets dressed up for Fiesta!
• Share your Fiesta decor photos
• Show off your Fiesta medal collection on KSAT Connect

Click here to read more about buying a ticket, and watch the video below to see 2023′s big KSAT Insiders parties.

What’s new at Fiesta 2024

If you’re ready for Fiesta’s biggest events, you may want to know about some new venue and time changes for 2024.

Here are new things to know about Fiesta:

• Fiesta Fiesta, the kickoff event to the season, is moving east to the Alamodome.
• La Semana Alegre, a music festival that was popular in San Antonio during the 1980s and ‘90s, will relaunch at Hemisfair.
• NIOSA at La Villita will have new food and drink options.
• The King William Fair will do away with the BlastPass system and return to paper tickets for the event.
• Battle of Flowers, one of the most famous flower parades in the country, will shift an hour later compared to the last couple of years.

Click here for more details on each of these changes.

History of Fiesta

Fiesta started in 1891 when a group of San Antonio citizens honored the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto with the first Battle of Flowers Parade.

Children dressed up as flowers and horse-drawn carriages were adorned with flowers. Parade participants threw blossoms at each other, a tradition that hasn’t been passed down.

>> Historical photos show Fiesta parade floats and crowds from 100+ years ago in downtown San Antonio

The success of the Battle of Flowers Parade led to more events every year, thus Fiesta was born.

Fiesta has been celebrated every year since, except 1918 during World War I, 1942-1945 during World War II and 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Fiesta Foodies

Want to know how much Fiesta-goers are chowing down during the 11-day festival? Here’s the breakdown of food consumed, according to the Fiesta Commission:

• 32,000 Chicken-on-a-Sticks
• 25,000 Tortillas
• 15,000 Oysters at Oyster Bake
• 5,000 Tamales
• 3,000 Turkey Legs

Here’s what the Conservation Society says the “Night in Old San Antonio” crowd consumes during an average year:

• 17,000 pounds of beef
• 11,000 pounds of chicken
• 3,000 turkey legs
• 1,000 pounds of guacamole

Fiesta is the largest annual event in San Antonio and generates more than $340 million in economic impact for the community. Roughly 2.5 million people attend the annual celebration, which generates thousands of jobs for locals.

More Fiesta coverage on KSAT:

• San Antonio businesses, organizations release 2024 Fiesta medals
• Your guide to road closures, construction and parking for Fiesta 2024 in San Antonio
• 🌸 Fiesta Quiz: Test your Fiesta knowledge
• VIA offers Park & Ride service for Fiesta 2024′s biggest events and free medals
• 🎊 FIESTA FORECAST: Unseasonably warm start, with a weekend cool front and rain chances
• What’s new at Fiesta 2024: La Semana Alegre returns, paper tickets at King William Fair, new start for Battle of Flowers
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The  Michigan Panthers (2-1) travel to meet the San Antonio Brahmas (2-1) Saturday at the Alamodome. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET (FOX). Let’s analyze BetMGM Sportsbook’s lines around the Panthers vs. Brahmas odds and make our expert UFL picks and predictions .

The Panthers picked up a 34-20 win against the Houston Roughnecks, capping off a 3-game homestand to open the season with 2 victories and 2 covers. The Under cashed in 2 of the 3 outings, too. Michigan is 0-2 against the spread (ATS) as an underdog and 1-0 ATS as a favorite. The Under is 2-0 in 2 games as a ‘dog, and the Over cashed in the only outing as a favorite, too.

The Brahmas suffered their 1st defeat of the season, falling 31-24 at the Alamodome in Week 3. San Antonio covered in a 27-12 win against D.C. in the opener, but it failed to cover in a narrow victory at Memphis in Week 2, and it is 1-2 ATS while also cashing the Under twice in 3 outings.

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Provided by BetMGM Sportsbook ; access USA TODAY Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds hub for a full list. Lines last updated at 9:15 a.m. ET.

• Moneyline (ML) : Panthers -105 (bet $105 to win $100) | Brahmas -115 (bet $115 to win $100)
• Against the spread (ATS) : Panthers +1.5 (-110) | Brahmas -1.5 (-110)
• Over/Under (O/U) : 42.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)

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• RB Raymond Calais (suspension) out
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Brahmas 20, Panthers 18

The BRAHMAS ( -115 ) are a solid play on their home field as they look for the bounceback after a disappointing Week 3 loss to the high-octane Battlehawks offense.

The Panthers (-105) defense has given them a chance to win every time out. Michigan has allowed 20 or fewer points, yielding just 18.7 PPG to date in 3 outings. The Over (38.5) cashed last week, as the offense exploded all over Houston for 34 points. Michigan isn’t likely to have that kind of success against a San Antonio D which allowed just 31 points in the 1st 2 weekends.

Against the spread

The BRAHMAS -1.5 ( -110 ) are worth playing instead of the moneyline, as it is almost the same thing for a slightly smaller price. Yes, you can lose if San Antonio wins by a single point, and I expect a very close game. However, save a little, and bet the spread instead.

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UNDER 42.5 ( -110 ) is a strong play in this battle of 2-1 teams.

The Under cashed in the 1st 2 weekends for both of these teams, with Michigan averaging 15.5 PPG while allowing 18.0 PPG in the 1st 2 outings. San Antonio averaged 23.5 PPG while conceding 15.5 PPG in the 1st 2 weekends. These teams each cashed the Over in Week 3, but expect a return to their defensive ways Saturday night.

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Future and Metro Boomin Unveil ‘We Trust You’ North American Tour Dates

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On the heels of the two albums they’ve released in the past three weeks — “We Don’t Trust You” and “We Still Don’t Trust You” — Future and Metro Boomin have announced dates for a six-week North American tour called, naturally enough, the “We Trust You” tour, presented by Cash App and Visa and produced by Live Nation.

The arena run kicks off on Tuesday, July 30 in Kansas City, Mo. and visits Detroit, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Houston, Toronto, Las Vegas, Inglewood, Seattle and more before wrapping up on Monday, September 9 in Vancouver. The 27-date tour also features a festival performance at Lollapalooza in Chicago, IL on Saturday, August 3. 

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FUTURE & METRO BOOMIN WE TRUST YOU TOUR DATES:

Tue Jul 30 – Kansas City, MO – T-Mobile Center Wed Jul 31 – Saint Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center Fri Aug 02 – Milwaukee, WI – Fiserv Forum Sat Aug 03 – Chicago, IL – Lollapalooza * Sun Aug 04 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena Tue Aug 06 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena Thu Aug 08 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena Sat Aug 10 – Columbus, OH – Schottenstein Center Sun Aug 11 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena Tue Aug 13 – Boston, MA – TD Garden Wed Aug 14 – Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center Thu Aug 15 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center Sat Aug 17 – Washington, DC – Capital One Arena Tue Aug 20 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center Thu Aug 22 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center Fri Aug 23 – San Antonio, TX – Frost Bank Center Sat Aug 24 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center Sun Aug 25 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Center Tue Aug 27 – Denver, CO – Ball Arena Wed Aug 28 – Salt Lake City, UT – Delta Center Fri Aug 30 – Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena Sat Aug 31 – Inglewood, CA – Intuit Dome Tue Sep 03 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center Wed Sep 04 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Arena Fri Sep 06 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena Sat Sep 07 – Portland, OR – Moda Center Mon Sep 09 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena

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