July 29, 2018 | Susan Napier-Sewell

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While in San Antonio, you will want to check out the city. To route you on the road to San Antonio, we’ve included highlights below of this enchanting city in Texas. Be sure to discover even more gems to explore on our San Antonio Pinterest board.

Experience San Antonio

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Boat down the San Antonio River for the best way to delve into the heart of this city. Meander along the 2.5-mile-long San Antonio River Walk. Pick what you want to explore among the mix of shops, bars, and more.

The Alamo: This must-see piece of American history was originally known as Mision San Antonio de Valero and represents a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution.

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The San Antonio Zoo: In Brackenridge Park, this 35-acre zoo has a collection of over 3,500 animals representing 750 species.

1. The King William Historic District dates back to the 1790s, when the land that once belonged to the Mission San Antonio de Valero (now known as The Alamo) was made available for native settlers in the area or sold at auction, according to the Office of Historical Preservation. Photo: 871519, Courtesy / Lonely Planet Images

Destination: Southtown. Head to South Alamo Street to discover where the locals go for cool arts experiences, robust bars and restaurants, quirky shops, and great coffee. Get a glimpse of the King William district’s historic homes and terrific views of the River Walk and its residential neighborhoods. Southtown shops and galleries are a unique scene. Keep going until you’ve arrived at the Blue Star Arts Complex and mix with the arts and crafts, the museum, and the brewpub. There are also bikes for rent here.

Taste San Antonio

Southtown is long on food, too. Here, you can find European cuisine at La Frite, Latin fare at Azuca, and fancier eateries, like Monterey or farm-to-fork Feast. If it’s simply Tex-Mex you’re craving, head to Tito’s!

Bella on the River: On the River Walk, this locally owned restaurant features Southern European fare with a Mediterranean flare. Try the pan-seared scallops or the antipasto. Live jazz is played most nights here.

Nightlife: Try neighborhood favorites The Friendly Spot and La Tuna, fun for relaxing with brews and tunes. Check out the Alamo Eats Food Truck Ba r for more of a food focus. If you’re after margaritas, go to Rosario’s. Tuck into appetizers, a mojito, and the hip bar vibe at Restaurant Bliss.