The Neighborhoods of San Antonio
San Antonio is a city of diverse and vibrant neighborhoods, each offering its own unique blend of culture, history, and community spirit. Explore the distinctive character and charm of San Antonio’s neighborhoods and discover what makes each one special. Select a neighborhood to interact with the map.
The Neighborhoods of San Antonio
San Antonio’s colorful culture stems from a history of diversity. As we’ve grown and continue to grow, we welcome and embrace our diverse communities and heritages, providing new, exciting experiences and traditions throughout our city.
Below, you’ll find the opportunity to explore unique, dynamic neighborhoods that make our city unforgettable. Learn more about these amazing areas, and be in the know of some of the best things to see and do when planning your perfect trip.
Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights offers a peaceful and upscale atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat within the city.
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Alamo Heights is the seventh-largest metropolitan area in the U.S.
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La Panadería makes handmade bread and pan dulce inspired by Mexico’s Golden Era, or Epoca de Oro.
Alamo Heights is the seventh-largest metropolitan area in the U.S.
La Panadería makes handmade bread and pan dulce inspired by Mexico’s Golden Era, or Epoca de Oro.
Cultural Corridor
The Cultural Corridor of San Antonio is a vibrant and picturesque district renowned for its diverse cultural attractions. Nestled within Brackenridge Park, this area offers a unique blend of nature, history, and education.
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The Japanese Tea Garden was originally a limestone quarry and cement factory.
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The San Antonio Zoo covers over 50 acres and houses more than 750 species, including endangered and extinct-in-the-wild animals.
The Japanese Tea Garden was originally a limestone quarry and cement factory.
The San Antonio Zoo covers over 50 acres and houses more than 750 species, including endangered and extinct-in-the-wild animals.
Downtown
Stroll along the iconic River Walk, explore historic landmarks like the Alamo, and discover a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
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The River Walk was originally constructed to prevent downtown flooding.
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The Alamo is a part of Texas' first and only UNESCO World Heritage site.
The River Walk was originally constructed to prevent downtown flooding.
The Alamo is a part of Texas' first and only UNESCO World Heritage site.
La Cantera District—Six Flags
Explore San Antonio’s North Central neighborhood, La Cantera District—Six Flags, and you’ll find upscale shops, family-friendly eateries, and entertainment for adventurers of all ages.
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the soon-to-be home of the country's largest DC Universe.
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The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge is one of the largest land bridges in America!
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the soon-to-be home of the country's largest DC Universe.
The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge is one of the largest land bridges in America!
Northeast—Airport
San Antonio’s Northeast neighborhood spans a broad area. That means lots of outdoor space. And lots of family fun.
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Morgan's Wonderland is the World's First and Only Ultra-Accessible™ theme park.
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McAllister Park includes 976 acres with a dedicated dog park, fitness stations, and more.
Morgan's Wonderland is the World's First and Only Ultra-Accessible™ theme park.
McAllister Park includes 976 acres with a dedicated dog park, fitness stations, and more.
Northwest—SeaWorld
Families, look no further for fun. The city’s Northwest side is a booming neighborhood filled with local favorites to eat and drink, catch a live show or visit a new attraction.
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SeaWorld San Antonio has contributed to over 41,000 animal rescues over the past 50 years.
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Government Canyon State Natural Area is a 12,000-acre wilderness that protects the city’s drinking water.
SeaWorld San Antonio has contributed to over 41,000 animal rescues over the past 50 years.
Government Canyon State Natural Area is a 12,000-acre wilderness that protects the city’s drinking water.
Pearl — Midtown
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. The experience is yours for the taking. Come see what’s new.
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Hotel Emma was once a 19th-century Brewhouse.
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The Culinary Institute of America opened in San Antonio in 2010, making it its third location worldwide.
Hotel Emma was once a 19th-century Brewhouse.
The Culinary Institute of America opened in San Antonio in 2010, making it its third location worldwide.
Southtown
Immerse yourself in a historic and eclectic neighborhood with a vibrant arts scene. Admire the beautiful Victorian architecture and discover unique shops, galleries, and restaurants. Southtown offers a charming and bohemian atmosphere for those seeking a distinctive…
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Texas Monthly ranked Rosario's Fish Taco as No.2 in their list of "The 63 Tacos You Must Eat Before You Die."
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The Contemporary at Blue Star is San Antonio’s first and longest-running nonprofit contemporary art space.
Texas Monthly ranked Rosario's Fish Taco as No.2 in their list of "The 63 Tacos You Must Eat Before You Die."
The Contemporary at Blue Star is San Antonio’s first and longest-running nonprofit contemporary art space.
The Soul of San Antonio—Eastside
Experience the energy and excitement of the city's eastside. Catch a game at the Frost Bank Center, explore shopping malls, and discover a vibrant nightlife scene.
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Talented icons like Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, and Louis Armstrong have graced the stage at the Carver Community Cultural Center.
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At the Frost Bank Center, you can catch performances ranging from ice shows to basketball games, concerts, and more.
Talented icons like Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, and Louis Armstrong have graced the stage at the Carver Community Cultural Center.
At the Frost Bank Center, you can catch performances ranging from ice shows to basketball games, concerts, and more.
Uptown Central
Monte Vista is the largest historic district (and one of the oldest!) in the United States. But don’t let its age fool you. There’s newness popping up on every corner as locals reinvest in the neighborhood to keep shops and eateries fresh and fun.
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Monte Vista is the largest historic district (and one of the oldest!) in the United States.
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Alta Vista borders Pearl and is filled with locally-owned restaurants and bars off the beaten path.
Monte Vista is the largest historic district (and one of the oldest!) in the United States.
Alta Vista borders Pearl and is filled with locally-owned restaurants and bars off the beaten path.
Westside—Deco District
Culture and tradition meet on the city’s Westside. Tex-Mex cuisine emerged in this neighborhood, and elaborate murals fill the walls of historic buildings across the area.
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Centro Cultural Aztlan has been a cornerstone of San Antonio's Chicano and Indigenous cultural scene for over 40 years.
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The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center supports six artistic disciplines and offers a wide range of programming.
Centro Cultural Aztlan has been a cornerstone of San Antonio's Chicano and Indigenous cultural scene for over 40 years.
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center supports six artistic disciplines and offers a wide range of programming.
World Heritage & South
Tour the iconic San Antonio Missions, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, and enjoy a slower pace away from the bustling city center.
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Mission San Jose is affectionately known as the "Queen of the Missions."
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Mission Concepción is the oldest unrestored stone church in the country.
Mission San Jose is affectionately known as the "Queen of the Missions."
Mission Concepción is the oldest unrestored stone church in the country.
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