Day Two
On day two of our UNESCO getaway, continue your weekend in a city recognized for its historical sites and culinary offerings. From sites celebrating German heritage to murals from some of the most talented artists in the city, there’s still more to see in beautiful San Antonio.
With an array of food options, let’s begin the day with a relaxing breakfast at the Guenther House located in King William. If you are in the mood for brunch, lunch or something more, Pharm Table located in Southtown is sure to please.
Just a short drive away, stop at the Blue Star Arts Complex, where it features contemporary art space, art venues, shops, and studios.
While we’re still in the King William District let’s swing by a vibrant community devoted to German heritage, culture, and preservation called the Beethoven Männerchor, their purpose is to preserve German song, music, and language. Discover a storied German singing society beer garden/club room with live music & events.
The San Antonio Street Art Initiative has made exploring 40 jaw-dropping murals spanning 13 city blocks easy.
San Antonio is one of two U.S. cities designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, so you won’t be disappointed in our lunch options. Head to Domingo Restaurante, a modern tribute to South Texas cuisine on the historic San Antonio River Walk. Being feet away from the River Walk, you’ll enjoy the verdant oasis of cypress-lined paved paths, arched stone bridges and lush landscapes. With 15 miles of sidewalks and paths providing access to museums, 300-year old Spanish missions, shops and restaurants.