Good times are always brewing
City Council Districts 1, 2
Head to the river. The northern reach, that is. Leisurely stroll down the River Walk’s Museum Reach and pit stop at Pearl for local food, entertainment and fun. Explore the San Antonio Botanical Garden and parks along South Broadway, or catch a concert on the banks of the river. The experience is yours for the taking. Come see what’s new.
Historical Significance
In 1881, the City Brewery was founded on Pearl grounds. And, by 1916, it was the largest brewery in Texas. What’s more is, under the direction of Chief Executive Officer Emma Koehler, it was the only brewery in San Antonio to survive prohibition.
Neighborhood Favorites
Walk, hike or bike the 1.3 mile Museum Reach for views of unique public art including an exhibit called “F.I.S.H.” that includes 27 sunfish swimming in the sky under the I-35 overpass near Camden Street. Visit the San Antonio Museum of Art, known for its collection of ancient Mediterranean, Asian, and Latin American art. Grab a light bite at Ocho in Hotel Havana for pan-Latin influences, visit the VFW Post on the riverfront, or wander through the Japanese Tea Garden. Experience the St. Mary’s Strip, a cultural hub of nightlife, food, and entertainment. Make time for a visit to the city’s lodging gem, Hotel Emma, while visiting the eateries, bars, and shops at Pearl. For family fun, consider a morning at San Antonio Zoo, visit the dinosaur exhibits at The Witte Museum, feed the ducks at Brackenridge Park, explore the grounds at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, or stop by to learn something new at The DoSeum. Come explore what’s new.
Treat yourself to riverfront luxury at Hotel Emma. Or, kick back at Hotel Havana for a boutique experience just north of downtown. Check out bed & breakfasts along Broadway for an intimate, local lodging experience.
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For casual fare and plenty of options, check out the city’s only food hall, The Bottling Department, or find a true taste of Texas – with loads of southern charm – at Southerleigh Fine Food & Brewery. For upscale and family-friendly eats, consider Cured at Pearl or Tre Trattoria at San Antonio Museum of Art. And don’t leave the area without a little something sweet – macarons, anyone? – from Bakery Lorraine.
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Explore the new exhibits at The Witte Museum, San Antonio Museum of Art or The DoSeum. Head for new adventures at the San Antonio Zoo. Browse local shops along the Broadway Cultural Corridor, then visit Kiddie Park for old-time rides and fun.
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