San Antonio: World Heritage
Real History. True LEGACY.
Welcome to San Antonio, an authentic city that is truly welcoming, Experience San Antonio’s vibrant history through five 18th century Spanish colonial missions.
Open daily from sunrise to sunset and only closed on major U.S. holidays, visitors to our city are welcome to explore history, architecture and culture at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park , a member of the National Park Service. The largest collection of Spanish colonial missions in the United States, San Antonio’s combined total of five 18th century Spanish colonial missions—Mission San Antonio de Valero (The Alamo), Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan and Mission Espada—have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015 — the first and only UNESCO World Heritage site in Texas!
One of the many reasons San Antonio is one of the top vacation and business destinations in the country is our commitment to the safety of our community and visitors. Find more information on the health and safety measures instituted by Bexar County and the City of San Antonio.
DISCOVER The MANY STORIES of SAN ANTONIO
This is San Antonio – where over 300 years of rich history and epic tales blend seamlessly with modern vibrancy and ever-evolving adventures. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, it’s time to dive into the brilliant adventures of San Antonio.
Welcome to, San Antonio
This is San Antonio – where over 300 years of rich history and epic tales blend seamlessly with modern vibrancy and ever-evolving adventures. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, it’s time to dive into the many brilliant adventures of San Antonio.
Explore our rich history at the San Antonio Missions and iconic Alamo, together recognized as Texas’ first and only UNESCOdesignated World Heritage site. Take a stroll along the iconic River Walk , where the atmosphere is as lively as the diverse activities awaiting you. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the excitement of our theme parks, promising a day full of fun and laughter. Of course, don’t miss the chance to savor the delicious flavors of our diverse culinary scene; after all, San Antonio is the Culinary Capital of Texas! Join us as we unveil the treasures of San Antonio, where history, excitement, and flavor come together for unforgettable experiences. We can’t wait to welcome you to dive into the many adventures.
THE ALAMO
What’s NEW
Three New Hotspots to Find Incredible New Flavors
1. The Creamery is San Antonio’s new mixed-use complex that is home to restaurants catering to various tastes and atmospheres. Find the following options here:
• Créme Coffee Social
• Hook Land & Sea
• Easy Baby Underground
• Lunatique Rooftop Garden at Amelia
• Amelia Social Lounge
2. A culinary extravaganza has arrived at Pearl! Pullman Market opened in spring 2024! With four full-service restaurants, artisanal butchers, a Texas-focused grocery, and more, it’s the Southwest’s largest culinary market. Indulge in homemade pizza at Fife & Farro, savor Sonora, Mexico’s cuisine at Mezquite, and explore everchanging menus at Isidore. Don’t miss the intimate, by-reservation-only dessert experience at Nicosi.
3. Make Ready Market is the brand-new food hall located between Broadway and the San Antonio River. Regardless of your culinary craving, you’re sure to find it at Make Ready Market, which is home to the following diverse array of eateries:
• Buje Bev Co.
• Casa Morgana Gelatos
• Eet Up
• Four Brothers Venezuelan Kitchen
• Garaje Cantina
• Pescado Bravo
• Sofia’s Pizzeria
• Thai Bird
Five New Ways to Travel Back in Time at the Alamo
1. Ralston Family Collections Center – Explore over 500 artifacts, including the Phil Collins Collection.
2. The Alamo Sacristy – Recently reopened after seven years, the sacristy unveils centuries of evolution, featuring Mission Era frescoes and a harmonious soundscape.
3. Victory or Death™ Audio Tour – Narrated by Grammy Award®-winner Ray Benson, elevate your Alamo tour with this add-on covering 300 years of Alamo History.
4. “Stories Bigger Than Texas” Alamo Podcast – hear insightful conversations about the Alamo’s rich history, present, and future with commentary from experts, historians, and leaders.
5. Texas Cavaliers Education Center – Coming summer 2025, the education center will house an outdoor classroom, orientation theater, an agricultural garden, a STEAM Lab, and more!
Three New Hotels to Check Out
1. The Plaza San Antonio Hotel & Spa spans a historic four-and-a-half-acre property. This hotel comprises three 19thcentury buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Expect lush garden spaces, a pool, and two vibrant restaurants: Corinne San Antonio and Anaqua Garden Bar. Corinne San Antonio offers a unique blend of classic American and South Texas cuisine, while Anaqua Garden Bar combines Japanese and Latin flavors in an elevated menu, complemented by inventive botanical-forward cocktails.
2. Kimpton Santo brings a blend of history and modern luxury. This 10-story gem mixes an 18thcentury schoolhouse with sleek rooms and cool amenities such as over 340 rooms, a rooftop pool, and 11,000 square feet of event space. Enjoy unique dining experiences in a repurposed historic building, including a high-end steakhouse and charming courtyard cocktail bar.
3. InterContinental San Antonio Riverwalk brings over 400 hotel rooms, new meeting spaces, a restaurant, a bar, and a rooftop pool! Plan to see unique artworks, custom-made masterpieces, and chic furnishings that will jazz up not only the lobby but also your cozy haven.
Travel + Leisure
Named San Antonio 50 Best Places to Travel in 2025
HOTELS
Aloft San Antonio Airport
Amanda Ozuna
Director of Sales
E. amanda.ozuna@aloftsanantonioairport.com
P. 210.253.8587
Courtyard San Antonio Riverwalk
Caraugh Ruiz-Banos
Sales Executive
E. caraugh.ruiz-banos@marriott.com
P. 210-765-8594
DoubleTree San Antonio Downtown
Jacqui Bosworth
Director of Sales
E. jacqui.bosworth@hilton.com
P. 210.388.0365
Drury Inn & Suites Riverwalk
Amy DeFrancesco
National Sales Executive Tour & Travel
E. amy.defrancesco@druryhotels.com
P. 800.436.1199
Drury Plaza Hotel Riverwalk
Amy DeFrancesco
National Sales Executive Tour & Travel
E. tours@druryhotels.com
P. 800.436.1199
Embassy Suites San Antonio Riverwalk
Jackie Oliva
Director if Sales & Marketing
E. jackie.oliva@hilton.com
P. 210.424.6202
Emily Morgan
David Gauthier
Director of Sales
E. david.gauthier@hilton.com
P. 210.244.0145
HOTELS
Estancia del Norte San Antonio, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
Teresa Valenzuela
Director of Sales
E. teresa.valenzuela@hilton.com
P. 210.321.4811
Hampton Inn and Suites
Falisha Preciado
Director of Sales
E. fpreciado@vistahost.net
P. 210.226.7777
Hampton Inn San Antonio Downtown River Walk
Armando Saenz
Director of Sales
E. armando.saenz@hilton.com
P. 210.990.0752
Hilton Garden Inn Live Oak Conference Center
Sandra Soto
Director of Sales
E. sandra.soto@hilton.com
P. 210.5984440
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Medical Six Flags
Kelly Haupt
Director of Sales
E. dos@hiexsamed6.com
P. 210.561.9058
Holiday Inn North Stone Oak
Roland Lopez
Director of Sales
E. rlopez@presidian.com
P. 210.298.8820
Holiday Inn Riverwalk
Yolanda Quintana
Sales Manager
E. yolanda.quintana2@ihg.com
P. 210.272.1523
HOTELS
Holiday Inn San Antonio SeaWorld
Valerie Fausto
Director of Sales
E. vfausto@pacificahost.com
P. 210.451.6884
Home2 Suites San Antonio at the Rim
Nuvia Castillo
Director of Sales
E. nuvia.castillo@hilton.com
P. 210.561.6123
Hotel Gibbs San Antonio Downtown
Ernest Reyna
Director of Sales
E. ernest@tnjgroup.com
P. 210.933.2000
Hotel Indigo River Walk
Cynthia Garza
Director of Sales
E. cynthia@thg-tx.com
P. 210.248.6346
Hyatt Place San Antonio North Stone Oak
Sandra Poehler
Director of Sales
E. sandra.poehler@hyatt.com
P. 210. 499.6123
Hyatt Place San Antonio Riverwalk
Sonia Flores
Senior Sales Manager
E. sonia.flores@hyatt.com
P. 210.227.6854 ext 5103
Hyatt Regency San Antonio Riverwalk
Jessica Carrillo
Sales Lead Manager
E. sales.satrs@hyatt.com
P. 210.451.6500
HOTELS
La Quinta by Wyndham San Antonio Riverwalk
Brenda Rodriguez
Director of Sales
E. brenda.rodriguez@highgate.com
P. 210.222.9181 opt.2
La Quinta Inn & Suites San Antonio Medical Center NW
Nancy Myers
Director of Sales
E. nancy@mfhospitality.com
P. 210.525.8090
La Quinta Inn & Suites San Antonio
Sandra Caraway
Regional Director of Sales
E. sandra.caraway@highgate.com
P. 830.237.7712
Marriott San Antonio Airport
Sonia Pena
Sales Manager
E. spena@marriottsanantonioairport.com
P. 210.549.1260
Marriott San Antonio NW
Susan Mulholland
Director of Sales
E. susan.mulholland@Marriottsanw.com
P. 210.377.3900
Omni La Mansion del Rio
Marisa Castillo
Director of Sales
E. mcastillo@omnihotels.com
P. 210.518.1051
Residence Inn Downtown Market Square
Falisha Preciado
Area Sales Manager
E. falisha.preciado@aimhosp.com
P. 210.200.1424
HOTELS
Residence Inn San Antonio Airport/ Alamo Heights
Sydney Lazar
Sales Executive
E. sydney.lazar@marriott.com
P. 630.824.7560
San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter
Ricardo Ramirez
Senior Sales Executive
E. ricardo.ramirez4@marriott.com
P. 210.449.8450
San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter and Riverwalk
Ricardo Ramirez
Senior Sales Executive
E. ricardo.ramirez4@marriott.com
P. 210.449.8450
Sonesta ES Suites San Antonio Downtown Alamo Plaza
Marcia Caballero
Director of Sales
E. marcia.caballero@sonesta.com
P. 210.323.14444
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Alamo Plaza/Convention Center
Sarah Pegues
Director of Sales
E. sarah.pegues2@marriott.com
P. 210.236.6624
Staybridge Suites Stone Oak
Rebecca Halderman
Director of Sales
E. rebeccahalderman@abhhotels.com
P. 210.947.0100 ext. 5168
The Menger Hotel
Marcia Sheingold
Director of Sales
E. msheingold@mengerhotel.com
P. 210.293.3411
HOTELS
The Westin Riverwalk San Antonio
Tracy Jacaman
Director of Sales And Marketing
E. tracy.jacaman@westinriverwalk.com
P. 210.224.6500
Tru by Hilton San Antonio Downtown
Armando Saenz
Director of Sales
E. armando.saenz@hilton.com
P. 210.990.0752
Wyndham Garden San Antonio Riverwalk Museum Reach
Brenda Trevino
Director of Sales
E. btrevino@wyndhamsahotel.com
P. 210.515.4555
OMNI LA MANSION DEL RIO
MARRIOT SAN ANTONIO AIRPORT
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ATTRACTIONS
Artpace San Antonio
Education Coordinator
E. education@artpace.org
P. 210.212.4900
Briscoe Western Art Museum
John Espinoza
Museum Educator
E. jespinoza@briscoemuseum.org
P. 210.507.4862
Chicken N Pickle
Jessica Pricco
Sales Account Manager
E. jessicah@chickennpickle.com
P. 248.787.6032
Hemisfair
Traci Lewand
Director of Events
E. traci.lewand@hemisfair.org
P. 210.709.4750
Hopscotch
San Antonio, TX 78205
Gage Martin
Experience Manager
E. gage@letshopscotch.com
Majestic Theatre
Sherrie Villani
Ticketing Director
E. sherrievillani@theambassadors.com
P. 210.226.5967
ATTRACTIONS
McNay Art Museum
Rachel Trevino
Head of Communications and Marketing
E. rachel.trevino@mcnayart.org
P. 210.805.1754
Natural Bridge Caverns
Ray Martinez
Manager of Sales
E. rmartinez@naturalbridgecaverns.com
P. 210.651.6101 Ext. 1259
San Antonio African American Community Archive and Museum
Sandra Ogogor
Office Manager
E. officemgr@saaacam.org
P. 210.724.3350
San Antonio Botanical Garden
Lisa Corbett
Director of Marketing
E. lcorbett@sabot.org
P. 210.536.1411
San Antonio Museum of Art
Chris Torgerson
Visitor Services and Tours Manager
E. chris.torgerson@samuseum.org
P. 210.987.8138
Tejas Rodeo Company
Lindsay Holliday
Director of Sales
E. lindsay@tejasrodeo.com
P. 830.980.2226 x3
ATTRACTIONS
The Alamo
Sheila Mayfield
Senior Director
E. smayfield@thealamo.org
P. 210.293.6043
The Buckhorn Saloon & Museum / Texas Ranger Museum
Matthew Sanchez
Director of Sales and Marketing
E. matthew.sanchez@buckhornmuseum.com
P. 210.247.4004
UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures
James Benavides
Senior Communications Specialist
E. james.benavides@utsa.edu
P. 210.279.3168
Witte Museum
Cherub Spivey
Director of Reservations and Logistics
E. reservations@wittemuseum.org
P. 210.357.1910
Group Request Form
RESTAURANTS
Cafe Ole
Cheryl Franklin
Sales & Catering
E. cheryl@riverrestaurants.com
P. 210.223.2930
Casa Rio
Alex Gonzalez
Event Coordinator
E.agonzalez@casario.com
P. 210.686.5673
County Line BBQ
Kristyn Huerta
Events Coordinator
E. kristynh@countyline.com
P. 210.641.1998
Fogo de Chao
Roy Garcia
Senior Regional Sales Manager
E. rgarcia@fogo.com
D. 210.241.7730
La Gloria – Pearl
Sarah Pape
Communications & Events Manager
E. spape@lagloria.com
P. 210.872.8617
Landshark Bar & Grill
Jared Walters
National Tour & Travel Manager
E. jwalters@imcmv.com
D. 929.570.5972
Lone Star Café
Cheryl Franklin
Sales & Catering
E. cheryl@riverrestaurants.com
P. 210.223.2903
Tacos, Tamales, Tortas, Molcajetes, Tostadas (includes vegetarian option), etc.
RESTAURANTS
Margaritaville Restaurant
Jared Walters
National Tour & Travel Manager
E. jwalters@imcmv.com
D. 929.570.5972
Schilo's
Alex Gonzalez
Event Coordinator
E.agonzalez@casario.com
P. 210.686.5673
The County Line BBQ Riverwalk
Gina Hartbarger
General Manager
E. ginah@countyline.com
P. 630.251.8388
Two Brothers BBQ Market
Amador Martinez
General Manager
E. amador@twobrosbbqmarket.com
D. 210.496.0222
LA GLORIA – PEARL | Contact COUNTY LINE BBQ | Contact
4-Day ITINERARY
Day 1
1. Breakfast at La Panaderia. features fresh Sandwiches, Bread, Desserts, Pastries, Cakes & Coffee all in an open bakery.
2. Immerse yourself in the number one attraction in Texas with a narrated barge tour of the worldfamous River Walk . Available at various times throughout the month, the San Antonio African American Community Archive Museum (SAAACAM) provides a Black History River Tour. This hour-and-a-half tour dives into our city’s Black history, historic sites, and much more. Check with SAAACAM for dates and times.
3. Next, travel to "The HEART of Texas” the Alamo Walk in the footsteps of heroes on a one-hour battlefield tour.
4. Hungry? Grab a bite at Buckhorn Saloon & Texas Ranger Museum, where they have been proudly serving cowboys and cowgirls alike since 1881. Afterwards, walk it off and take a tour of their vast exotic animal collection and The Texas Ranger Museum.
5. After lunch, head over to the King Williams District let’s swing by a vibrant community devoted to German heritage, culture, and preservation called the The Beethoven Männerchor
6. End the night at Tejas Rodeo Company where they hold live rodeos every Saturday night from March – November. You can also eat like a Texan at Tejas Steakhouse & Saloon and enjoy fun, and entertainment for all.
DAY 2
1. Stroll over to San Fernando Cathedral, the oldest, continuously functioning religious community in the State of Texas. Need a step-on-guide? Check these guys out. MOV Tours, San Antonio Pro Tour, or the PTGA Association.
2. With over 300 years of history, there is no shortage of places to see and things to learn. Take a short drive to San José, a Spanish Colonial Mission and also a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
3. Shop, Eat and Explore over 25 shops and galleries that showcase local handmade goods at La Villita
4. Cruise the river on a Go Rio river tax to the Pearl for dining and shopping.
5. Once there, head over to the Bottling Department, where you will find a modern Pearl Brewery food hall with diverse chef-driven stands, a wine bar & courtyard seating.
6. Head back downtown to witness the facade of the cathedral transform with lights, music, and visual arts depicting the historical discovery, settlement, and development of San Antonio, our wonderful Lone Star State, and the United States through The SAGA | San Antonio.
DAY 3
1. Load up, sit back and prepare for some amazing views of the Texas roaming Hill Country.
2. Fredericksburg, the heart of Texas Wine Country, with over 70 wineries, vineyards, & tasting rooms located throughout Fredericksburg & Gillespie County.
3. Next, hike on over to Enchanted Rock – An internationally designated Dark Sky Park, Enchanted Rock is the second largest batholith in the U.S. and is estimated to be one billion years old. Take part in hiking, camping, stargazing and more as you enjoy views of the Texas Hill Country that will take your breath away.
4. Luckenbach - Come out and soak in the relaxing atmosphere of Luckenbach, Texas. Established in 1849 as a trading post and made internationally famous by country western performers Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, live Texas music can be heard daily in the bar or under the old oak trees, with weekend dances and concerts in the historic dance hall. “Everybody’s Somebody in Luckenbach."
DAY 4
1. Enjoy the outdoors and year-round events at the San Antonio Botanical Garden.
2. Drive your way to the King William Historic District, a Victorian-inspired neighborhood filled with history, charm, and friendly locals. Make sure to stop by and visit and take tours of the beautiful homes named Steve’s Homestead and Villa Finale
3. Lastly, enjoy dinner at Chart House Restaurant located in the Tower of Americas where you’ll take in sky-high views from the observation deck.
SAN FERNANDO CATHEDRAL | SAGA
HILL COUNTRY
HISTORIC PEARL
FOOD CHICK TOURS
TAMALADA TOUR
Offered seasonally, from late October through January
Take home memories with a two-hour hands-on tamale-making experience, paired with traditional Tex-Mex and Mexican foods. The tour includes a demonstration of tamale-making techniques, ingredient details, and the history of the tamalada. Participants will also learn about various moles (sauces) for festive meals while making their own tamales. Afterward, enjoy a full meal of tamales, two moles, guacamole, totopos, rice, beans, and cookies for dessert. Water and soft drinks are included, with a full cash bar available.
Additional option: Prior to the tamalada, enjoy a professionally guided tour (approximately 1 hour) of the nearby Mission San Jose, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Price dependent on number of participants. Minimum 30 guests. No maximum.
PEARL DINE-AROUND
Offered September – May
Julia Celeste Rosenfeld
Food Chick Tours
A2z Writing & More
E. a2zjulia@sbcglobal.net
O. 210.473.5976
Stroll your way through three or four hours of dining at the city’s top culinary center, the Pearl. Sit together to enjoy a two- or three-course meal at the city’s unique, top-rated spots. Between courses the group will take a gentle guided walking tour of the Pearl’s historic buildings from the late 1890s, set along the quiet Museum Reach of the Riverwalk. Courses are selected from restaurants featuring American, Mexican, Pan-Asian, Mediterranean and French cuisines, based on availability.
• Offered for lunch or dinner tours Monday through Thursday. Price dependent on number of participants: Minimum 8 guests, maximum 40.
SOUTH TEXAS TWO STEP
Offered September – May
Indulge in the foods that have made San Antonio famous. Share a barbecue feast at one of the state’s top-rated smokehouses, dining on smoked meats and unique side dishes that define the complex flavors of true Texas BBQ. Follow up with an array of Tex-Mex dishes plus delicious desserts. Throughout the journey, Julia will provide details about the city’s history, food heritage and culture.
• Offered for lunch or dinner tours Wednesday through Saturday. Price dependent on number of participants: Minimum 8 guests, maximum 40.
HILL COUNTRY BBQ EXPERIENCE
Offered September – May
Travel out of the city on winding country roads to a family-run smokehouse where the pitmaster is also a fine-dining chef. Tour the pit room, relax in the scenic surroundings and dive into expertly crafted entrées and sides that go beyond the expected.
• Offered for lunch or dinner tours Monday through Saturday. Price dependent on number of participants: Minimum 25 guests, maximum 50.
• Ideal for groups staying at the JW Marriott Hill Country Resort or La Cantera Resort.
Major Events & City Festivals
January
Martin Luther King, Jr.
One of the nation's largest marches honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
DreamWeek
Annual summit fostering diverse voices and change.
February
Mardi Gras River Walk Celebrations
The San Antonio River Walk transforms into THE celebration destination for incredible food, drinks, and live entertainment.
San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
The rodeo at Frost Center features top artists, PRCA events, shopping, a carnival, and livestock centers.
March
Contemporary Art Month
Month-long contemporary arts celebration.
St. Patrick’s Day River Parade & Festival
Floats release environmentally friendly green dye into the San Antonio River, transforming it into “the River Shannon” followed by a festive parade.
Valero Texas Open
The Valero Texas Open, the PGA Tour's third-oldest tournament, has been held in San Antonio since 1922.
April
Fiesta San Antonio
Fiesta San Antonio, founded in 1891 to honor the Alamo and San Jacinto battles, is an 11-day celebration with over 100 events, including music, food, and parades.
May
Asian Festival
A family favorite at UTSA celebrating cultures from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific with food, music, and performances.
Cinco De Mayo
Festival with music and food at Historic Market Square.
Tejano Conjunto Festival
41-year-old festival bringing top conjunto musicians to the Guadalupe Theater and Rosedale Park.
November
Day of the Dead River Parade
Free festival with colorful lights, music, dancing, food, and a lighting ceremony.
Diwali San Antonio
Decorated barges showcasing India's traditions and festive customs.
Ford Holiday River Parade & Lighting Ceremony
Parade with 28 illuminated floats and over 100,000 lights on the River Walk.
Luminaria
Multi-day arts festival featuring regional and international artists.
Yanaguana Indian Arts Festival
Annual event at the Briscoe Western Art Museum celebrating Native American culture with music, dancing, food, and art.
December 2024
Citywide Holiday Celebration
Festive events like boat caroling and activities at SeaWorld and Six Flags.
Valero Alamo Bowl
College football post-season game at the Alamodome with top Pac12 and Big 12 teams.
Welcome 2025 in San Antonio
Ring in the New Year with fireworks, live music, food booths and fun in downtown San Antonio.
More to Explore & Other Themed Events
Arts & Culture
Tobin Center for Performing Arts
Market Square
La Villita Historic Arts Village
Hot Wells Ruins
Spanish Governors Palace
San Pedro Creek Cultural Park
The Alamo
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
San Antonio African American
Attractions
Tower of the Americas
Go Rio San Antonio Cruises
Confluence Park
Tobin Land Bridge (Phil Hardberger Park)
Japanese Tea Garden
SAS Shoe Factory and General Store
Institute of Texan Cultures
Nightlife
Pearl
Re:Rooted 210 Urban Winery
Maverick Whiskey
Weathered Souls
The Esquire Tavern
Shopping
The Shops at La Cantera
Official Visitor’s Information Center
The Alley on Bitters
Other Discoveries
San Antonio & The Texas Hill Country
Briscoe Western Art Museum
July: National Day of the Cowboy / Free Admission
November: Yanaguana Community Day / Free Admission
Chicken N Pickle
Monday PM: Trivia
Sunday AM: Brunch and Bingo
Hemisfair
Oct: Muertos Fest
November: Luminaria, Diwali
Majestic Theatre
Hadestown, Ain’t Too Proud, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Pretty Woman, Aladdin, Hairspray, To Kill a Mockingbird, Respect, Chicago, Nutcracker
Natural Bridge Caverns
April: Hummingbird Homecoming
May- July: Bat Flight Season
June: Discovery Days
September: Butterflies in Bloom
October: Cavern Fall Fest
December: Christmas at the Caverns
SAAACAM
Black History Film Series, Black Cemetery
Tours, etc.
SABOT
Oct: Steve Tobin Rooted
Nov - Jan: Lightscape
SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW & RODEO
FIESTA SAN ANTONIO
Holidays on HOUSTON ST.
BACK FOR ITS SECOND YEAR WITH EVEN MORE HOLIDAY CHEER!
Downtown San Antonio sparkles during the holiday season with a brand-new tradition that will surely be a timeless favorite for years to come.
Visit over five blocks of Houston Street, from Legacy Park to the Alamo, where you'll be greeted with the magic of twinkling lights and large, festive decorations, entertainers, and special offerings from restaurants, shops, and partners. The holidays shine bright with festive things to do in San Antonio.
Learn more at VisitSanAntonio.com/Holidays
A Jolly holly season in the alamo city
A trip to San Antonio is always a magical experience but there is something extra special about the Alamo City during the holidays. The festive spirit of San Antonio comes alive with millions of twinkling lights across the city. Experience the city at its finest, with endless unique holiday events, delicious food adventures, the best shopping, sites, and so much more. Plan your holiday trip to San Antonio now and get ready for your most memorable holiday vacation yet.
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Motor Coach PARKING Information
City of San Antonio – Central Business District
COMMERCIAL BUS ZONES
PARKING SIGNS COACH
MOTOR COACH REGULATIONS
Please help us keep our city clean, safe and beautiful by following these Motor coach Regulations (which includes Char ter and Sightseeing vehicles).
Motor Coaches may discharge waste only at permitted facilities Under City ordinance, illegal dumping on land or in waterways is prohibited. Violators will
Motor Coaches may only load and/or unload passengers at the numbered
areas at hotels, restaurants and other attractions. The loading and/or unloading of passengers should be completed as expeditiously as possible and should not exceed 30 minutes.
Motor Coaches may not park or stand anywhere except in these designated areas.
While in the parking areas, Motor Coaches may not idle engines for more than 10 minutes prior to their time of departure. Under certain weather conditions Motor Coaches will be allowed to idle their engines longer.
To ensure the safety of the riding public on double-decker buses, children 10 or younger may only be allowed on the upper level when accompanied by an adult. Passengers are not allowed to stand In the upper level of a double-decker bus while the bus is moving.
C i t y o f S a n A n t onio li c enses a re n o t
Designated Parking Meters Permit Fee (210)
Overnight Parking Lots Helpful Information
Texas Depar tment of Transpor tation transguide.dot.state.tx.us
For assistance with group hotel reser vations and attrac tions information, contac t the S an Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau Tourism Division 21 0. 207
For informa tion regarding motor coach rules and procedures,