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he San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) is a renowned art museum located in the heart of San Antonio, Texas, showcasing a diverse collection spanning 5,000 years of art and culture. Housed in the former Lone Star Brewery, SAMA is known for its comprehensive collections of ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art, as well as notable Latin American, Asian, and contemporary art. The museum also features works by internationally recognized contemporary artists, including notable Texas and regional art.

The historic compound most famous for the Battle of the Alamo in 1836 stretches across 5 acres including many other structures including a chapel, hospital and barracks. Originally a Spanish mission, it became a fort and is famed for the courageous defense by Texian soldiers against a larger Mexican army.

The Pearl, formerly the Pearl Brewery, is a vibrant mixed-use development in San Antonio, Texas, located on the northern edge of downtown. It was originally a brewery, starting in 1881 as the J.B. Behloradsky Brewery, later the San Antonio Brewing Company, and eventually renaming itself after its famous beer, Pearl. Now, the Pearl is a bustling hub with residential, commercial, retail, and culinary spaces, including Hotel Emma, the Culinary Institute of America's Texas campus, and a variety of restaurants and shops.

Shops, restaurants, and vibrant surroundings. All at Historic Market Square. A three-block outdoor plaza lined with shops, and restaurants in downtown San Antonio, Historic Market Square is the largest Mexican market in the United States. The “El Mercado” and the “Farmer’s Market Plaza” boasts more than 100 locally-owned shops and stalls. Enjoy the sights and flavors of old Mexico and find authentic Talavera pottery, exotic curios, and handcrafted works of art. Stay for the gourmet Mexican cuisine at Mi Tierra and La Margarita, or kick back at the Farmers Market Food Court and enjoy the show on the stage. Don’t miss this San Antonio gem. Visit us online and plan your next visit today.

he Alamodome is a domed, multi-purpose facility in San Antonio, Texas, primarily used for football and basketball, as well as conventions. It has a capacity of 64,000-65,000 seats and serves as the home stadium for the UTSA Roadrunners football team.

The River Walk is know for its charming stone bridges, lush gardens and art installations that stretch for a 15-mile network of canals through the heart of the city. For its unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment, with the original downtown section being a particularly vibrant area for dining, shopping, and entertainment it's one of the more popular attractions of the city.

Standing at a towering height of 750 feet, it boasts the title of the tallest observation tower in Texas. The iconic landmark is known for its breathtaking views, particularly of the Alamo City. Offering a revolving restaurant, an indoor and outdoor observation deck, and a 4D theater show titled "Skies Over Texas"