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Bracken VillageParent rating:  Location: 18771 FM 2252, San Antonio, TX Bracken Village is a restoration of a turn-of-the-century community that restores the look and feel of life in southern Comal County a century ago and preserves the dying history of the rural G...
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The AlamoParent rating:  Location: 300 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX Remember The Alamo? More people remember that phrase than remember it refers to the Texas Revolution and the battle that raged from February to March, 1836. Today, three buildings - th... |
Natural Bridge CavernsParent rating: Location: 26495 Natural Bridge Cavern Road, San Antonio, TX One of Texas' most famous natural attractions, the Natural Bridge Caverns offer kids and families the opportunity to pan for precious stones, take a caving adventure tour, and practice climbing...
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La Villita Historic Arts VillageParent rating: Location: 418 Villita Street, San Antonio, TX La Villita was originally San Antonio's first neighborhood, dating back to the early 1800s. The "little village" is now home to shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Stores such as Must...
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Urseline Historic Site & MuseumParent rating:  Location: 300 Augusta, San Antonio, TX The Ursuline Campus of the Southwest School of Art & Craft is on the Nat...
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Land Heritage InstituteParent rating: Location: Applewhite Road, Neal Road, San Antonio, TX Land Heritage Institute interprets, maintains, and develops 1,200 acres of open space on the Medina River as a living land museum, thereby preserving archeological, cultural, educational, envir...
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Casa Navarro State Historic SiteParent rating: Location: 228 South Laredo Street, San Antonio, TX The original house complex at Casa Navarro was the residence of Texas hero José Antonio Navarro (1795-1871). The Casa Navarro is the only historic site in San Antonio dedicated to the interpret...
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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic SiteParent rating: Location: Ranch Road 1 and State Park Road 52, Stonewall, TX The Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site features hiking trails, picnic spots, fishing, swimming, and enclosures containing deer, buffalo, and longhorn cattle. The visitors cen...
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Mitchell Lake Audubon CenterParent rating: Location: 10750 Pleasanton Road, San Antonio, TX The Mitchell Lake Audubon Center is located on a 1200-acre bird haven consisting of the 600-acre Mitchell Lake, over 200 acres of wetlands and ponds, and more than 300 acres of upland habitat. ...
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San Antonio Missions National ParkParent rating: Location: 6701 San Jose Drive, Visitor Center, San Antonio, TX Four Missions serve as a bridge to the past: Mission San José, Mission Concepcion, Mission San Juan, and Mission Espada, each at a different location. Park Rangers and docents lead guided tours...
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Heritage VillageParent rating: Location: Church Hill Drive, New Braunfels, TX Take a drive back into history when you enter the limestone entrance of the 11.5 acre Heritage Village site. As you drive down the winding driveway, treat your eyes to a seasonal feast of Texas wildfl...
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Sunset StationParent rating: Location: 1174 East Commerce, San Antonio, TX Sunset Station is a historic special event facility covering 10 acres in the St. Paul Square district. |
Market SquareParent rating: Location: 514 West Commerce Street, San Antonio, TX Market Square is the heart and soul of San Antonio, located between Dolorosa, Santa Rosa, and Commerce Streets with IH-35 serving as its western boundary. Pedestrian plazas are lined with shops...
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The San Antonio River WalkParent rating: Location: 110 Broadway, San Antonio, TX San Antonio's famous River Walk is a magnet for locals and tourists alike. Shaded by towering cypress trees, a stroll along this stretch takes you past great restaurants and shopping spots. T... |
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