Things to Do in San Antonio in March 2025

Guests are certain to have an amazing time experiencing March in San Antonio. San Antonio is known for the array of attractions and activities it has to offer. Guests can enjoy places like the Riverwalk or SeaWorld. Other places like the Alamo and the San Antonio Missions offer a historical look at this beautiful and cultural city. Create the perfect March getaway! 

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Top Things To Do In San Antonio in March
Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
Go Rio San Antonio River Cruises : Boat Rides San Antonio Riverwalk
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March is the perfect time to enjoy a San Antonio River Walk cruise with Go Rio. The weather is mild and pleasant, making it ideal to explore the beautiful surroundings while enjoying a boat ride. You can witness the city come to life with vivid colors and greenery blooming around the area. If you're lucky, you might even catch the St. Patrick's Day Parade from the river. Go Rio's knowledgeable tour guides offer an illuminating experience and a rich history of the River Walk making it an unforgettable experience.

Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
Cave Without a Name Tour
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March is a superb time to explore the Cave Without a Name in San Antonio. It's the perfect blend of adventure and cool spring weather. Witness stunning formations and vast chambers of this majestic cave. The constant temperature of 66 degrees makes it ideal for experiencing the vast underworld while shaking off the winter chill. The tour provides immense educational value about Earth's history and geological features. Brace yourself for a thrilling, mystical March in this enchanting Texan gem.

Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
The Buckhorn Saloon & Museum and Texas Ranger Museum
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March is an excellent time to visit The Buckhorn Saloon, Museum, and Texas Ranger Museum in San Antonio. The temperature is comfortable, perfect for exploring the 130-year-old saloon, unique wildlife exhibits, and Texas Ranger artifacts. Discover stories of Western legends, and appreciate the varied antler collection. March also often coincides with many cultural events and festivals in San Antonio, offering vibrant city experiences to complement your museum visit. A mix of history and local culture makes March visits unforgettable.

Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
The San Antonio Ghost Walk
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March is arguably the best month to visit San Antonio and experience The San Antonio Ghost Walk. With mild temperatures and fewer crowds compared to the summertime, visitors can discover the city's haunted history in a more intimate, relaxed setting. Expert guides will take you on a 90-minute journey through the dark alleys and deserted streets of San Antonio's downtown, unraveling chilling ghost stories and legends of the past. Make sure to bring a camera and your sense of adventure!

Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 30, 2025
Horror on Hallows Eve
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March is a thrilling time to visit San Antonio for "Horror on Hallow's Eve." Without the summer crowds, you'll dive deeper into this spine-chilling experience. Enjoy milder weather, making those eerie tales even more immersive. The haunt features expertly designed sets and hauntingly realistic actors, perfect for thrill-seekers. Embark on ghostly adventures while exploring San Antonio's rich history and culture. March promises an unforgettable blend of frights and delights!

Mar 1, 2025 to Mar 31, 2025
The Cursed: Voodoo Theme Escape Room by Extreme Escape San Antonio
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March is perfect for visiting the Cursed Voodoo Theme Escape Room by Extreme Escape in San Antonio. The mild spring weather makes exploring downtown enjoyable before diving into this thrilling, immersive experience. With fewer crowds than peak summer, you can fully engage in unraveling the eerie mysteries. The interactive puzzles are designed to chill and challenge, making it an ideal adventure for friends and families looking for unique, spine-tingling fun.

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