San Antonio and River Walk Attractions
Natural Bridge Caverns
Take the North Cavern Tour and see what millions of others have seen - an incredible world of natural beauty. This 75-minute tour travels through a half-mile of the largest and most spectacular show cavern in Texas.
The main rooms you'll pass through on this tour include The Bear Pit, Pluto's Anteroom, Sherwood Forest, Purgatory Creek, Castle of the White Giants, and the Hall of the Mountain King. Along the way you'll be surrounded by ancient formations (most still growing) like stalagmites, stalactites, flowstones, chandeliers, and soda straws. |
26495 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd
San Antonio, Texas 78266
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Phone: 210-651-6101
Fax: 210-651-6144
Website: www.naturalbridgecaverns.com
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Rio San Antonio Cruises
 A 35-minute narrated history of the beautiful San Antonio River Walk. Dinner cruises and private tours are also available! |
315 E. Commerce
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Sun-Thur 10am - 8pm, Fri-Sat 10am - 10pm
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Phone: 800-417-4139
Fax: 210-244-5740
Website: www.riosanantonio.com
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Sea World
"Believe"
"Believe," an entirely new, visually stunning Shamu show takes you on a sensational, breathtaking journey of curiosity and wonder. This captivating, dramatic show is presented in a completely enhanced Shamu Theater and features new music, video and animal behaviors. The area includes a new roof, set pieces, sound system and lights and an additional point-of-view camera that offers an overhead view of the action in the water. During the high-energy water sessions, guests seated in the first 14 rows must be prepared to become splash victims! An interactive Web site www.Shamu.com highlights the breathtaking displays of grace and beauty during "Believe." |
10500 Sea World Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78251
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Phone: 210-523-3668
Fax: 210-523-3130
Website: www.seaworld.com
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Splashtown
Splashtown San Antonio is 20 landscaped acres of cool, clean water excitement just three minutes North of downtown on IH-35 at the Splashtown exit!
San Antonio's family waterpark has something fun for every age. The incredible Kid's Kove is an extensive Kiddie Area featuring scaled-down rides, slides and attractions just for our youngest guests. Splashtown offers more than 50 rides and attractions including the Siesta Del Rio, a relaxing river ride plus the largest Wave Pool in South Texas. Splashtown proudly presents the seven story Lone Star Luge. This exciting ride will send you twisting and sliding the length of two football fields. Get ready to challenge your friends on one of Splastown's championship Sand Volleyball Courts or try your skill at full court Basketball. |
3600 N. I-35
San Antonio, Texas 78219
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Phone: 210-227-1400
Fax: 210-225-7946
Website: www.splashtownsa.com
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Tower of the Americas / Chart House Restaurant
For more than 35 years, the 750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas has offered residents and tourists of San Antonio, Texas, the most breathtaking view of the Alamo City – visitors dine at the Tower’s revolving restaurant or enjoy the scenery from the observation deck. Now, Landry’s Restaurants, Inc. has taken the experience to a whole new level. Among the improvements are an upscale eatery, banquet facility and a Texas-themed 4-D, multi-sensory theater................
Chart House Restaurant treats guests to pure dining pleasure with its delectable
menu and sophisticated atmosphere. The new restaurant, which boasts 360-degree,
revolving vistas, seats up to 250 people and has a space for 75 more at the bar. |
600 Hemisfair Park
San Antonio, Texas 78205
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Phone: 210-223-3101
Fax: 210-224-4950
Website: www.toweroftheamericas.com
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UTSA's Institute of Texan Culture
UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures is San Antonio's cultural experience museum, dedicated to enhancing the understanding of cultural history, science, and technology and their influence upon the people of Texas. Our team develops exhibits, programs, and publications that encourage acceptance and appreciation of our differences as well as our common humanity. We strive to provide a forum for diversity and a showcase for the dynamics of cultural history.
UTSA’s Institute of Texan Cultures opened in conjunction with the 1968 HemisFair celebration as the Texas State Exhibits Building. At the conclusion of HemisFair, the Texas State Exhibits Building was renamed the Institute of Texan Cultures, and the following year it was officially bequeathed by the Texas State Legislature to The University of Texas System. In February of 1986, The University of Texas System designated the Institute of Texan Cultures as a campus of The University of Texas at San Antonio. |
801 S. Bowie Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
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Phone: 210-458-2329
Fax: 210-458-2380
Website: www.texancultures.utsa.edu
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