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The Alamo - More than 2.5 million people a year visit the 4.2 acre complex known worldwide as "The Alamo." Most come to see the old mission where a small band of Texans held out for thirteen days against the Centralist army of General Antonio López de Santa Anna. Although the Alamo fell in the early morning hours of March 6, 1836, the death of the Alamo Defenders has come to symbolize courage and sacrifice for the cause of Liberty. The San Antonio River Walk - A public park lined with attractions, The Riverwalk is one of the most visited places in all of Texas and the greater San Antonio area. Includes a world of fun and exciting things to do and see. Development of San Antonio and its most popular tourism attraction have come along way together. Tower of the Americas - If you want an amazing view of the city then visit the observation deck. While you are here enjoy the other attractions. The Skies Over Texas is a sophisticated ride that takes visitors on a high-flying trip across the Lone Star State. Relax with a wonderful dining experience. There is so much to do at Tower of Americas. See all San Antonio attractions
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Dia de los Muertos - Translated literally as "the Day of the Dead," this Mexican cultural tradition is a celebration in which the family welcomes back departed loved ones. Creative and respectful altars are set up around town at galleries, cultural centers, cemeteries and restaurants to commemorate loved ones who have passed on. Poetry readings, and calavera processions (participants dress as skeletons) are typical events as well. St Patrick's Day on the River Walk - Every year on St. Patrick's day, the San Antonio River is dyed green. The world famous Riverwalk, with its cascading waterfalls, pirouetting wildlife and illustrious fauna, is a source of hope and inspiration to millions of visitors every year. Celebrate San Antonio - From fireworks on the evening of Dec. 31st onward through New Year’s Day, San Antonio celebrates with live music on multiple stages, food booths, and family activities. See all San Antonio events
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Little Rhein Steakhouse - Located in La Villita on the Riverwalk, the Little Rhein Steak House is recognized for its USDA steaks, expansive wine list, and rustic charm. Renowned movie stars, musicians, athletes, political leaders and local celebrities have relished the Little Rhein dining experience since 1967. Magic Time Machine - Over 35 years later, the Magic Time Machine is still exciting guests with much the same menu and fanfare that brought in the original crowds. Recognized by numerous publications as ‘Best Special Occasion Restaurant’ and ‘Best Children’s Restaurant’ multiple times. The Magic Time Machine is a great place to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and just about anything else. Mesón European Dining - At Meson European Dining we are dedicated to providing you and your guest a most memorable experience. We offer you service and cuisine that is an experience in exceptional taste and elegance. We pride ourselves in artistic expression and flair for presentation. See all San Antonio restaurants
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