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Antonio, Texas It is a city full of rich history and amazing people. Please Search our Exclusive Directory for tourist attractions in San Antonio, Texas. Visit the Alamo where you'll find relics and mementos from the Republic of Texas and narration on the fall of the Alamo. Take a tour through the largest and most spectacular show cavern in Texas at Natural Bridge Caverns. Explore the Riverwalk with 3 miles of unique retail shops, restaurants and nightclubs. Enjoy a breathtaking view of San Antonio from the Tower of the Americas observation deck. You'll be amazed at all there is to see and do with so many attractions in San Antonio. San AntonioTourist Attractions is part of the United States Tourist Attractions. We have our own comprehensive exclusive directory of tourist attractions located across the United States that are searchable by States, Regions and Categories. Just click on the Search our Exclusive Directory button and you will be able to search all of Chicago's tourist attractions sorted by category from our database on United States Tourist Attractions. While you're there, you can search the other ares around San Antonio if you want to expand your trip. About San Antonio For history buffs, San Antonio is your place!
Native Americans first lived along the San Antonio River, calling
the area "Yanaguana," which means "refreshing waters,"
or "clear waters." Spanish explorers and missionaries came
upon the river in 1691, and because it was the feast day of St. Anthony,
they renamed the river "San Antonio." The founding of the
city came in 1718 by Father Antonio Olivares, when he established
Mission San Antonio de Valero, which became permanently etched in
the annals of history in 1836 as The Alamo. Here, 189 defenders held
the old mission against some 4,000 Mexican troops for 13 days. The
cry "Remember the Alamo" became the rallying point of the
Texan revolution against Mexico. Still preserved in the heart of downtown,
today The Alamo is a shrine and museum. A tour
of downtown San Antonio will show you centuries of history. |
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