Visit San Antonio in May 2023

The Go Rio San Antonio Riverwalk Cruises are a great way to see the city of San Antonio. They run every 15 minutes from 9 am to 10 pm, making it easy to fit into your schedule. The best time of year to go on a riverboat cruise is in May when temperatures are perfect and the flowers are in bloom. Visitors are sure to get stunning views of the cityscape and plenty of chances for photos – not to mention an enjoyable way to spend an hour or so while visiting this beautiful town. Nothing spoils a relaxing cruise like gas-powered boats polluting the water, so they only use quiet electric boats steered by friendly captains who know how to keep everyone entertained with stories about the city's history and fun facts. Additionally, each boat can cruise up to 40 passengers at a time, making it ideal for families or groups of friends who want to explore together but don't want anything too fancy or formal.

An evening in May is well spent in San Antonio walking through history looking for ghosts. Sound like fun? The San Antonio Walking Ghost Tour is your guide to an adventure you won't soon forget. You will be guided through some of the cities most haunted areas. The Tour starts right in front of The Alamo, where you will walk the grounds, of the battle, in search of spirits that my still haunt the area. Your guide will provide ghost hunting equipment, and you are allowed to take your own photos. Then it's off to the river walk where your guide will explain the haunted history of the city while you search for ghosts and spirits. You will walk about a mile of the downtown area that has the most haunted and historic buildings. Remember to pay attention as there is at least one ghost sighting a month in this haunted area. This is fun for the whole family so keep the kids close in case they see a ghost.

May is a wonderful time to visit San Antonio, Texas, with mild spring temperatures and nature renewing itself. One must go to place on any visit to San Antonio is the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum. Located in downtown San Antonio, the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum are only one block away from the riverfront and two blocks from the Alamo. The saloon was first opened in 1881 by Albert Friedrich, and now serves seven different craft beers along with old favorites. The museum is continually expanding with new and exciting exhibits. Two of the exhibits at the museum are the American Sideshow and the Carnival of Curiosities with several hands-on interactive activities. The wildlife exhibits contain over 520 different species, including a 78 point buck and a 1,056 pound black marlin. There is also a gift shop on site to find the perfect souvenir. This attraction is great for all ages and is handicap accessible.

Visiting the sights of San Antonio is a perfect time. The summer heat hasn't really arisen yet, and it rarely rains. However, San Antonio is one very large city, and one thing you don't want to do is to continually park your car. There is a perfect solution in the City Sightseeing San Antonio Tours! You are escorted on an air-conditioned bus with a top open for sightseeing and photography, and guided by the commentary of a fantastic tour guide. The best thing though about this tour is that it is a hop-on, hop-off adventure. Want to visit the famed Alamo? No problem. Hop-off and visit. No delay in parking your car. Then when you are through, wait no more than 20 minutes. Another convenient City Sightseeing vehicle will show up. There are 17 stops to visit. Everything from the famed River Walk to the Lego Land Discovery Center. Want a sumptuous lunch? If the River Walk is not your thing, then just hop off at the Southtown stop. This is by far the easiest way for a family to visit San Antonio without being burdended by their car.