San Antonio, the second-biggest city in Texas, is a major metropolitan hub full of attractions for you to enjoy. Home to one of Texas’ most famous spots – the Alamo – this unique site was established in 1718 to serve Spanish colonial missions in North America. Another famous attraction to visit close to the Alamo is the popular River Walk, aka Paseo del Rio, the largest urban ecosystem in the nation. A verdant oasis of cypress-lined paved paths, arched stone bridges and lush landscapes, it is no surprise that this beautiful river attracts millions of visitors each year.
For those wishing to explore more than the centre of the city, you will be able to find all of this and more in Texas Hill Country. Visit the Government Canyon State Natural Area, where 40 miles of hiking and biking trails lead to rugged canyons, scenic overlooks, spring-fed creeks and rolling prairies. And if you’d prefer to get even more active, you can do this by playing one of the fifty golf courses in San Antonio – we recommend Brackenridge Park Golf Course – the original of the Texas Open!