It's rare to see so many people in the US. The riverside walk was truly beautiful, even though it was quite hot in early October. The buildings along the river are quite exotic, with a Spanish-style feel. You can take a 35-minute boat tour for about $15.50. At night, the illuminated buildings along the river are truly atmospheric.
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The San Antonio River Walk winds its way through the city's green corridors, welcoming millions of visitors each year. Beginning in the 1920s, this visionary flood control project, designed by architect Robert H.H. Hugman, has evolved into an iconic cultural hub. Here you'll find restaurants, charming boutiques, and vibrant nightlife, with new surprises around every corner. The wonders don't end in the city center. Head north along the river to the Museum Reach, where you'll admire picturesque views and stunning public art installations; explore the Mission Reach to the south, where tranquil paths lead to the San Antonio UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Mission District.
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Show More ReviewsIt's rare to see so many people in the US. The riverside walk was truly beautiful, even though it was quite hot in early October. The buildings along the river are quite exotic, with a Spanish-style feel. You can take a 35-minute boat tour for about $15.50. At night, the illuminated buildings along the river are truly atmospheric.