Bexar County

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San Antonio

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Music Festivals

The Espee

Hotel Emma at Pearl on the Riverwalk

Near San Antonio River Walk|Midtown, San Antonio

SeaWorld San Antonio

Available for tomorrow

旅行之歌

SeaWorld can watch the California sea lion show and the cuteness of the small sea lion up close, and you can personally experience the fun of feeding the small sea lion. It is also a good choice to watch the life of the little penguin at the Penguin Pavilion.

Tower Life Building

Historic buildings

sculptor

The San Antonio Life Insurance Building is a landmark historic building in downtown San Antonio, Texas. The 31-story building is 123 meters tall. It opened in 1929 and was originally called the Smith Young Tower, which the Smith brothers bought in 1943. In 1953, a TV transmission tower was added to the structure. The 2010 renovation removed the outdated TV mast and replaced it with the original design of the tower, a bronze roof with a 100ft flagpole.

San Antonio River Walk

Natural scenery

西溪老翁

San Antonio Riverside Trail San Antonio is located in south-central Texas, about 1205 square kilometers, is the second largest city in Texas, is Texas is also the most famous historical city and tourist city in the United States. San Antonio is famous for its prosperous and green riverside pedestrian street. Along the long riverside of the San Antonio River, it is full of restaurants, hotels, roadside cafes, tourist souvenir shops, theaters, museums and other buildings, all of which are located in the valley below the city street level, from the city streets. See the big trees in the valley, it is spectacular. It is a place to feel the Hispanic culture and Mexican culture.

The Alamo

Museums

100***99

The only world cultural heritage site in Texas is in San Antonio. The five Spanish missions, including The Alamo, not only witnessed the history of the Spanish colonial period, but also displayed the culture of Spanish missionaries and indigenous residents. No tickets are required, but parking costs about $40. There are staff members showing the items used by people at that time, and there are also people explaining on the spot... It is worth everyone to learn about the Battle of the Alamo at that time.

Historic Market Square

San Antonio Market Square
Market Square is a highly commercialized shopping area in downtown San Antonio. In addition to the usual American chain stores, there are also many individual shops. Due to the Hispanic and Mexican cultural characteristics of San Antonio, walking into the shops here is like entering Mexico, where you can find a variety of Mexican handicrafts.

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