Visitor Information Center:
317 Alamo Plaza
San Antonio, TX 78205
Phone: 800-447-3372
The Visitor Information Center is located right across the street from the Alamo. Fiendly representatives will answer questions about the city, getting around, or anything else! You can also pick up a map and some souvenirs.)

Major Colleges and Universities:
" Our Lady of the Lake University
" St. Mary's University
" Trinity University
" University of the Incarnate Word
" The University of Texas at San Antonio

Getting Around San Antonio
In addition to the transportation services provided on this link please check with your hotel for any shuttle services they provide directly to and from the airport and other San Antonio tourist locations.

Top Attractions
The Alamo
The River Walk
Market Square
The Spanish Missions
Sea World

THINGS TO DO

Fiesta Noche Del Rio : the longest running show of its kind in the U.S. - will celebrate its 52nd season this year. The musical extravaganza features the songs and dances of Mexico, Spain, Argentina and Texas in a seven-act showstopping performance. Held at the historic Arneson River Theatre on the River Walk, the outdoor show has entertained more than a million locals and visitors since its inception. Fiesta Noche del Rio is sponsored by the Alamo Kiwanis Club. The non-profit organization has a long-term mission of raising funds to provide support for children's charities. All proceeds from these performances benefit Respite Care of San Antonio and Any Baby Can.

The official Map of the River Walk. Print a copy for your convenience.

River Boat Rides: San Antonio Cruises is the boat ride company that offers tours on a boat. You can purchase tickets for the tour at the these locations on the river: Rivercenter Mall, across from the Hilton Hotel. All inquiries should be directed at the Reservation Center. 1-800-417-4139 or local (210) 244-5700. www.riosanantonio.com The fares of the boat rides are listed below:
$2.00 Children (1-5 yrs old)
$7.75 Adults
$5.00 Senior Citizens, Active Duty Military & Bexar County Residents (with proper ID)

River Taxi's: There is a shuttle on the river. It is operated by the same company that does the boat rides but without the tour. Rio Taxi is available 7 days a week from (9:00 am to 9:00 pm). Tickets are available at locations and various hotels on the River Walk - ask your front desk.Rio Taxi ticket can be purchased right on board from the driver Rio Taxi (Rio Trans) tickets are $4.00 one way, 24 hour pass $10.00 and 3 day pass $25.00.
www.riosanantonio.com.
San Antonio's Treats & Eats:

River Walk Dining Experience: Enjoy all that San Antonio has to offer while dining at one of our specialty restaurants.

Casa Rio Mexican Restaurant: The first restaurant to open its doors on the river walk (1946) specialize in Tex-Mex, (ask for Missy).

Come visit any of our restaurants close to our downtown area referred to as Visit San Antonio's "South Town" area for more restaruants such as La Tuna Grill, Azuca and Bluestar Brewery.

La Tuna Grill - Plates are true to Texas size so make sure to share if you want something on the lite side.

Azuca Nuevo Latino Restaurant - Located right off Alamo St. this artsy restaurant has all the charm of a true Latin experience, with live music, quenching beverages, and delicious appetizers.

Blue Star Brewing Co. - Live it up a little and visit our famous brewery and while your there grab a bite to eat from their hearty menu.

Market Square: One of San Antonio's ultimate attractions, this location is combined with shopping, arts, eats, and entertainment.