San Antonio Grand Sightseeing Tour

GRAND SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF SAN ANTONIO

Haven’t you heard of San Antonio and its famous tourist attractions yet? Of course you have! But have you seen them?

Well here is your chance to witness the best of the Alamo, the remarkable Spanish Governor’s palace, historic Market Square to a century old pharmacy and every facet hovering in between. A few descriptions of the same is provided –

This sojourn of sightseeing would be embarked by The Alamo, which is known as the sight of the famous battle between Mexican troops and Texans. It was predominantly advanced by the Mexican Army on to the Alamo.

You can walk along the same paths where these two armies fought-getting a sense of paradise. You would get soaked up into the “western” atmosphere.

Next off on your tour you will see the stunning Spanish Governor’s palace. Through the course of this venture you’ll pass by the alluring palace which has once been named “the most beautiful building in San Antonio” .

You will see pieces and antiquities from the 17th century in every nooks and corners of the palace. Very royal and sterling. Next up you will visit the historic Market Square, where you can try different delicacies from the bakery and restaurant Mi Tierra which runs throughout the clock.

In rather close proximity you will find an amazing art gallery and a century old pharmacy which has often been credited for its aesthetic ambience.

In case you wish to seethe the glamour of nature, you may also partake in a calming riverboat tour on the Paseo Del Rio that would surely relax your mind and body. All that while being in the shade of magnificent trees and beautiful gardens.

Here you will also be able to buy souvenirs or can just relax after an exhausting but fun day.

English architecture is deeply rooted in all of its buildings and constructions. You will see umpteen templates of taverns in the campus of Texas Tech University,

Texas. One of its most recognizable features is it’s “rose windows” which is relatively renowned in Mission San José. Today the mission is an active parish, and is staffed by the Order of Friars Minor                                                                                                                                  .Throughout the ages this was home to soldiers, the homeless and bandits.

The San Antonio Japanese Tea Garden alias Sunken Gardens in Brackenridge Park, has recently opened in an abandoned limestone rock quarry .It is here that you can marvel at the beauty of these incredible structures.

Among others you will see -pebble walkways, stone bridges encompassed with lush gardens. However, it underwent minor restorations in the late 19^th century due to vandalism.

Mission Concepcion: The mission consists of a sanctuary, nave, convent, and granary. It was designated a national historic landmark by the King of Texas back then.

Visiting here will take you back to the time of Spanish conquistadors; you will also be enlightened with some of the artwork that experts had carved on the ceilings. It is a matter to ponder upon that the architecture that was once drawn in about three decades ago, has successfully almost sustained major mutilations still extant.

You would find the freshness in these buildings! To cut it short, this city will make you go wanderlust into its unforgettable atmosphere and mark you with an impression that is irrevocable.

With its flourishing landmarks, strong essence of Spanish culture and colorful history, you would surely have something to take back with you .This place is that very root that stems from different cultures helping them merge together. So get yourself this once in a lifetime experience without a fail!