There are more than 15 million Mexican free-tailed bats living in Bracken Cave, which is located on the northern suburbs of San Antonio. For this species, it serves as a maternity center, with females flocking there to give birth and raise their young. The Bracken colony alone is expected to consume about … Read more
Sometimes, going to art museums and appreciating works of art can be quite pleasing and relaxing. That is why if you happen to travel to San Antonio, do not forget to check out the McNay Art Museum. This museum is the legacy of an artist, heiress, and a collector named Jessie Marion … Read more
Lying on the San Antonio River Walks’ southern bank, La Villita is an artisan village that features art galleries, souvenir kiosks, locally handmade goods, pottery, custom jewelry, and gift shops at the center of downtown San Antonio. Listed under the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, the “little village” also boasts various … Read more
From the San Antonio Spurs to the Riverwalk and the Alamo, the city of San Antonio, Texas, has a plethora of attractions for visitors that keep it unique. On top of our list of attractions is the ever-famous Fiesta San Antonio. Fiesta San Antonio is a yearly city-wide celebration for paying tribute … Read more
The Battle of Flowers Parade is the event that launched San Antonio’s Fiesta. In 1891, a group of ladies decorated horse-drawn carriages to parade in front of the Alamo and showered each other with flower blossoms. The Parade was organized to honor the heroes from the battles of the Alamo and San … Read more
The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo are one of the most significant events in San Antonio because it has about two million visitors every year. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association considers the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo as one of the United States’ top rodeos. For over 14 years, this … Read more
Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo or simply known as Mission San Jose was founded in 1720 by a Franciscan missionary named Father Antonio Margil de Jesús in 1720. Mission San Jose was established because Mission San Antonio De Valero was becoming crowded after taking in several refugees from different … Read more
Are you planning to go to San Antonio? Then you should definitely witness and experience Fiesta San Antonio. It is a yearly event that happens every April in San Antonio, Texas. This is the city’s signature event, and it started in 1891. The festival is also known as the Battle of Flowers, … Read more
The Alamo Mission in San Antonio, or the Alamo, is a Spanish fortress and mission compound established in the 18th century by Roman Catholic Missionaries in San Antonio, Texas. The mixture was also the site of the Battle of Alamo in 1836. Today, the site is now a museum and a part … Read more
St. Mary’s Strip is a busy hub of retail, culinary, and nightlife entertainment. It is located north of downtown San Antonio, and it has a variety of dance clubs, live music bars, gift shops, cocktail bars, and food trucks, and 5-star restaurants. The Strip is easily accessible, especially if you are coming … Read more