Visit San Antonio as a local. Experience the city as if you know it better than anyone else. Be curious for adventure – we can show you where to explore. Be hungry for new experiences – we will show you the way to our favorite places to eat, drink and hang out on the weekends. Discover what is old and let us show you what is new with our list of Must-Sees and find some of the most Instagram-worthy locations below.
Where else can you get a fantastic view of not just one, but TWO solar eclipses? Right here in the Alamo City. Learn more about these phenomenal upcoming events and start planning your trip now!
In addition to San Antonio’s unique murals, our city’s public art scene is unmatched. Check out public art pieces including Sabor del Mercado (pictured to the left) by local artist David Blancas, the Door of Equality and Star of Texas, both pieces are by Mexican artist Sebastian, and “Bloom” by Leticia Huerta to name a few. Come see why San Antonio’s authentic art scene is revered by so many!
This lush garden on the northeast side of the city includes a 60-foot waterfall, unique stone architecture and beautiful florals.
Most people know about the Alamo, and though it is one of the top Instagram’d spots in the city, we encourage you to step outside of the Downtown Reach to snag your photo at one of the four Spanish colonial missions – Mission San Jose, Mission Espada, Mission San Juan and Mission Concepcion.
The 15-mile San Antonio River Walk gives tons of options for places to take ‘gram-worthy photos. Choose from the lush Museum Reach, bustling and colorful Downtown Reach, or the natural Mission Reach for completely different looks.
Document your time in San Antonio with shots of this 19th century brewery turned multipurpose district.
This traditional mercado harbors a multitude of colorful spots for your next viral image.
Overlooking the city, snap the perfect skyline shot at sunrise or sunset.
This San Antonio icon is the record-holder for the largest pair of cowboy boots. Your friends won’t believe it until they see it.
Visit the Cathedral during the day for a sunny shot, or at night for a striking image of San Antonio The Saga, our light show that depicts the history of San Antonio and South Texas.