The Grand Tour of San Antonio

San Antonio is a city that is steeped in history and tradition. Discover the origins of this fascinating city, featuring sights such as The Alamo, Mission San Jose, and the Japanese Sunken Gardens, as well as modern day attractions such as the Imax Theater.

On the Grand Tour, you will visit the following locations:

• The Alamo
• IMAX Theater
• Spanish Governor's Palace
• Riverboat Ride
• Mission San Jose
• Mission Concepcion
• Japanese Sunken Gardens
• Market Square / El Mercado

During your tour, you will drive by a number of other important sites within San Antonio's rich history:

San Fernando Cathedral - Founded in 1731, this is among the oldest Catholic churches in the southwest.
La Villita - San Antonio's oldest surviving neighborhood dating form the 1750's, is alive with artists, craftsmen, shops and restaurants.
Tower of the Americas - The 750 ft. tall tower offers a panoramic view of San Antonio and the surrounding areas. It is one of San Antonio's most visible landmarks.
Hemisfair Park - Site of the 1968 World's fair, the area features greenscapes, historic buildings, a dramatic water display and playground.
Institute of Texan Cultures - Opened in 1968 as part of Hemisfair, the Institute features exhibits on 27 ethnic and cultural groups that settled the state.

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