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San Antonio's international flavor with its
Spanish, German, Mexican, Irish, and Indian influences help make it
Texas' most popular visitor destination and an ideal location for an
international conference.
San Antonio offers the States #1 and #2
tourist attraction-the Alamo and the River Walk. Old-world charm and
modern sophistication sum up San Antonio, a festive blend of Spanish
architecture, eclectic foods and music. There is much to do in San
Antonio and most is within walking distance from the Conference site!
* The Alamo, the city's
first mission and a museum of the battle fought here for Texas
independence and the state's number one tourist attraction.
* River Walk, cobblestone
walkways and subtropical foliage along the peaceful downtown river lead
visitors to the river-level sidewalk cafes, shops, galleries, and clubs.
* Fiesta Texas, 200-acre
music and entertainment theme park with live musicals, rides, cafes, and
shops; offers family entertainment.
* Sea World of Texas, a
250-acre aquatic theme park includes water rides, attractions, and
shows.
* La Villita, a unique
arts and crafts community in the downtown historic area feature shops
and working artisans.
* Market Square, designed
like an authentic Mexican market, offers 50 specialty shops with crafts,
culture, food, and music.
* The institute of Texan Cultures,
hands-on exhibits represent the 26 different ethnic groups that settled
Texas.
* The 433-acre Breckenridge
Park, home of a Japanese tea garden, the Witte Museum (focuses
on Texas history, natural science, and anthropology), the San
Antonio Zoo, a carousel, miniature railway, stable, and a
skyride.
* Plus Museums, Parks, San Antonio Spurs
Basketball, and much more!
For more information
about San Antonio see:
http://www.sanantoniocvb.com/index.htm
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