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| Japanese Tea Gardens 3800 N. Saint Mary's St, San Antonio, TX |  |
Don't go here. It is unkempt and falling apart. Every scrap of bamboo is permanently etched with gang grafitti and people's initails. I was sorely disappointed, esp after seeing the gardens in san francisco.
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| Steves Homestead Museum 509 King William St, San Antonio, TX 78203 210.225.5924 | |
Stop in for a guided visit of the 1876 Victorian Steves Homestead (COST: $3). This is one of the few homes in the King William Historic District open for touring. It's always been a trendsetter. Not only was its eclectic... more
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| Canyon Springs Golf Club 24405 Wilderness Oak, San Antonio, TX 78258 210.497.1770 | |
I just wanted to offer a qualified opinion. The person that left the previous rating obviously has no idea what a great course is like. You have to pay for the GPS in order for it to work. Canyon Springs...
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| Alamo Trolley Tour 216 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78238 210.247.0238 | |
This is a good way to sightsee without a car. One trolley tour touches on all the downtown highlights, plus two of the missions in the south; the second, Uptown tour goes north to the San Antonio Museum of Art, the botan... more
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| King William Historic District San Antonio, TX 78234 210.224.6163 | |
San Antonio's first suburb, King William was settled in the late 19th century by prosperous German merchants who displayed their wealth through extravagant homes and named the 25-block area after Kaiser Wilhelm of Prussi... more
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| Mission Trail San Antonio, TX | |
sorta hard to traverse, but worth it when you view the old missions, one of which i liked better than the alamo. take a couple three hours to do the whole deal. a good afternoons history entertainment....
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| San Antonio Children's Museum 305 E. Houston St, San Antonio, TX | |
San Antonio's children's museum offers a terrific, creative introduction to the city for the pint-sized and grown-up alike. San Antonio history, population, and geography are all explored through such features as a minia... more
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| San Antonio IMAX Theater Rivercenter 849 E. Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 800.354.4629 | |
Having kids view this theaters main attraction, Alamo -- The Price of Freedom, on a six-story-high screen with a stereo sound system is a sure-fire way of getting them psyched for the historical battle site (which, altho... more
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| Southwest School of Art and Craft 300 Augusta, San Antonio, TX 78234 210.224.1848 | |
A stroll along the River Walk to the northern corner of downtown will lead you into another world: a rare French-designed cloister where contemporary crafts are now being created. An exhibition gallery and artist studios... more
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| La Cantera Golf Club-Palmer Course 17865 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78255 210.558.2365 | |
My husband and kids (6 and 8) stayed at La Cantera over the weekend. I was sorely disappointed. The food was terrible and ridiculously expensive. Eleven dollar hamburger by the pool. Ten dollar drinks....
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