Sightseeing and City Activities in San Antonio

SeaWorld - San Antonio

Beluga

Come face to face with a variety of interesting marine life such as this Beluga.  ©2006 Busch Entertainment Corporation.  All rights reserved.

IMAX Theatre at Rivercenter

• Visit the Imax theatre where you can see "Alamo — The Price of Freedom" on an enormous screen with a sound system that makes you feel like you're actually there. The 45-minute film documents the battle of the 189 defenders who fought to save the Alamo and the siege that led up to its eventual fall.  See the Alamo Mission and get a free ticket to the theatre by taking the Alamo Grand City Tour.

SeaWorld

• Come and see all of the animals that call SeaWorld their home. You'll see seals, sea lions, sharks, eels, flamingos and more. SeaWorld doesn't only have animals; there are thrill-rides and shows too, not to mention a water park. Backstage tours are available and you can learn how the animals are taken care of and trained. You'll even be able to touch live stingrays and sharks. Stop by the shows park and you'll be able to see the world-famous Shamu. Don't forget to stop by the parks newest attraction, the 3-D Sea Star Theatre.

Buckhorn Saloon and Museum

• Located just two blocks from the Alamo, this museum was voted the best attraction in 2002 by the Downtown Alliance/San Antonio, this museum takes you through more than 120 years of history. This two-story museum offers unique exhibits such as a two-headed calf, fish from the Seven Seas, cowboy memorabilia and more. Stop by the gift show where you'll be able to buy authentic Buckhorn souvenirs.

The Alamo

• The Alamo was built in 1718 and was San Antonio's first mission. In 1836, 189 defenders fell trying to save the Alamo from Mexican General Santa Anna. The only original parts of the Alamo still standing are the Chapel and the Long Barracks. The museum offers narration of the Alamo's fall.

Casa Navarro State Historical Park

• Once the home of Jose Antonio Navarro you can tour the adobe architecture, exhibits and period furnishings. Jose Antonio Navarro was a Texis legislator for the Republic of Texas in the 1800s.

Japanese Tea Garden

• Follow the winding pebble walkways and see the beautiful gardens and serene reflecting pools. The garden is located right at the edge of Brackenridge Park.

Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch

• Go on a Safari through this ranch and see hundreds of animals roaming free. There are animals from all over the world here. You'll receive complimentary feed when you enter the ranch and you'll be able to get the animals to come right up to you. There is also a Petting Zoo, which is included with the price of admission. The ranch is open year round.