San Antonio River Walk
It's cool and lush along the San Antonio River Walk, one storey below street level. Here a walkway winds around incredible tropical trees like you've never seen before. Cafes line the walkway. The scenery is magic, as is the feeling that you are below street level in a special world. But the amount of people takes away from the magic. There are hoards of tourists, and as always in touristy places, low quality food. This area would be lovely when the crowds are gone, so plan to take a stroll at less popular times. For somewhere less touristy to eat, try the Pearl District. For a tranquil stroll without people, check out the beautiful sunken Japanese Tea Garden.
To read, with your kids, about how Mexican American singer Lydia Mendoza played in the little squares in San Antonio, check out Tejano Music Queen - it always enriches your travels to have a magical story in the back of your mind as you see a location.
Looking down at the River Walk from street level.
View from street level, looking down at the River Walk.
People strolling along River Walk.
A place to eat by the river.
There are many lovely bridges over the river.
The trees are huge and glorious.
Casa Rio Restaurant, which has been on the river since 1946.
The colorful umbrellas at Casa Rio Restaurant.
The river, north of the River Walk.
Tobin Center, north of the River Walk.
San Antonio River Walk stretches for many blocks, along the river, one storey below street level. You can enter by many different stairs.
Use this address to find it: 403 E. Commerce St, San Antonio TX 78205.
Last Updated: Tue, 22 Jun 2021 14:31:20 GMT
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