If you travel a few miles north of downtown San Antonio, you will find Alamo Heights. Situated right along the main stretch of Broadway, this district boasts a variety of things to do for people of all ages. This neighborhood is centrally located, close to everything you need, close-knit, and ready to welcome anyone as a local.
There’s a reason why over 13 million people visit San Antonio every year. Located right in the heart of downtown, the River Walk spans 15 miles and offers visitors and locals alike an experience that is exclusive to Alamo City. There is so much to do and see, including the Alamo, the San Fernando Cathedral, museums, theaters, art schools, and so much more.
The first word that comes to mind when you think of Eastside San Antonio should be diversity. Known for great places to eat, venues to host your next outing, and a lively entertainment district, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for in Eastside San Antonio.
If you’re looking for local art, a good time and good bites, look no further than Southtown the Arts District. Spend a day, or a weekend, here and you’ll discover it is overflowing with locally owned bars, coffee shops, art, boutiques and museums. Next door to Southtown, you’ll find a charming neighborhood full of local favorites called King William. This area is known for its indie-art scene, full of coffee shops, boutiques, artists’ studios, and craft breweries.
The San Antonio Missions and their corresponding Catholic parishes were named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The goal of Missions & South is to encourage outdoor adventure in everyday life. You can walk the paths on foot or explore on a bike. Golfing and outdoor movies are also available, so you can experience this area however you prefer.
Look no further for an abundance of history, culture, and family fun. Comanche Lookout Park, the fourth highest point in Bexar County, is a 96-acre park with picnic tables and 4.5 miles of trails. Also in the same neighborhood is McAllister Park, which has 1,000 acres and 15 miles of hiking trails, 200 picnic tables, a dog park, and sports fields. With Morgan’s Wonderland right around the corner, you can enjoy a 25-acre family fun park that is fully accessible to all guests.
The Northwest side of San Antonio is ideal for families looking for a bit of adventure. Besides great places to eat and drink, you can also visit SeaWorld to say hi to your dolphin friends or ride a thrilling roller coaster.
Located just north of downtown San Antonio, is Pearl. Pearl offers visitors a chance to enjoy a unique culinary and cultural experience. This up-and-coming section of Broadway has grown into a thriving collection of museums, parks, restaurants, and re-designed historic buildings.
Experience San Antonio’s North Central neighborhood and enjoy Hill Country views that include shopping, dining and entertainment for the whole family. La Cantera, an award-winning open-air shopping center, is the perfect place to spend an afternoon of shopping. Right next door is Six Flags Fiesta Texas, where you can enjoy musical shows and thrilling rides. Travel a little further east, and you’ll find Stone Oak, which boasts shopping centers all along Highway 281.
History, culture, and community are three words you could use to describe the Westside of San Antonio. You can thank the Westside for bringing San Antonio’s ever-present Tex-Mex cuisine to life. As you walk through the neighborhood, you’ll notice murals on almost every corner, a nod to the neighborhood’s rich culture and history.
Old, new, is how you could describe the Monte Vista Historical District. It is said to be the largest historic district in the United States, that stretches from the farthest north and south points of San Antonio, near San Antonio College. Located right next-door is Olmos Park, which is a beautiful and lush enclave city. South of Olmos Park is Alta Vista, which is rich with history and charm. This city is bursting with local charm, including restaurants, bars, and so much more.
