Best places: Tourist attractions in San Antonio, United States

Scenic park from 1901 with stone bridges, a waterfall, koi ponds, a pagoda & the Jingu House Cafe.

Guided tours offered at a 948-acre park with 4 1700s colonial missions, a visitor center & trails.

Historic 1738 church once occupied by General Santa Ana & the site Pope John Paul II's visit.

Historical nighttime bus, walking & dinner tours of local landmarks, plus a gift shop for souvenirs.

Amusement center with acres of themed areas, rides & attractions for individuals with special needs.

👍👍 Great entertainment and fun for pretty much everyone. Excellent service and atmosphere. Definitely a must try. Seabass and Alexis delivered 5 star service and earned this review.

👍👍 My favorite after visiting all of the missions. This mission was under renovation during the visit but the architecture was captivating regardless. I always saw this mission in various photos with its arches and understand why after visiting. Stunning. As an added bonus, the visitor center was s...

A wide range of hiking & walking trails loop through 232 acres of woodlands, grasslands & canyons.

Place of worship for Texas' largest colonial mission, with a carved limestone facade & rose window.

Sprawling 320-acre natural area with picnic & BBQ spots, plus 5 miles of hiking & jogging trails.

👍👍 Enjoyed visiting the second of the four Mission parks, following the history of this area. We skip the trails for the gift shop because it was much cooler lol.

The state’s oldest Spanish Colonial mission, Espada offers tours & mass in its 18th-century church.

Iconic area with landscaped walkways, bridges, restaurants, bars, hotels, shops & boat tours.

👍👍 This park is nice with plenty of parking and trees for shade. They have a playground for kids. Clean restrooms and water fountains. Many trails for walking or running. Some of the wider paved paths are for biking. All the areas are well maintained. You will find plenty of wildlife throughout the pa...

Historic riverside park with trails, picnic & play areas, athletic fields & miniature train rides.

👍👍 Such a beautiful church, I wasn’t planning to make a stop here when I was driving by, it caught my attention so I decided to take a look. It was completely empty but calming. Very quiet and soothing, it was definitely a lovely experience. I plan to come again soon.

Scenic, 38-acre area with trails, a pond, roses & native plants, a glass conservatory & a cafe.

Touring & long-term exhibits about natural history, art & Texas heritage, plus a Science Treehouse.

Large recreation area with a disc golf course, playground, skate park, splash pads & outdoor gym.