Nice place to go. One of the better museums in the area. The dinosaur exhibit was excellent. And you just can't go wrong with dinosaurs.
Go to the Witte Museum! great new dinosaur exhibit is pretty interesting with life like models and a replica of an excavation site.
Though many of the exhibits are fairly old, the Witte Museum is worth the visit for the beautiful treehouse in the back and its gardens, both of which border the San Antonio river.
Go see the nightmare before christmas exhibit. It's free on Thursdays
Very nice museum! The atmosphere is great and they have wonderful exhibits! Students also get in half off. And you can take nice wedding or quinceanera pictures on the grounds outside.
Gorgeous property, incredibly extensive collection of art, lovely garden, and investing exhibit wing. This would make a great venue for a wedding!
Lots of walking be prepared with comfy shoes. I learned the hard way lol. Loved the current exhibitions. Specially the Aphrodite and the Latin American.
There Greek and Egyptian exhibits are wonderfully displayed, but there really is no bad exhibit in this museum ! ^_^
The collection of ancient Greek and Roman art is fantastic!
Look in all the nooks and crannies- there are exhibits and animals all over the place that u might miss otherwise!
The San Antonio Zoo is ranked as one of the best zoos in the nation exhibiting over 3,500 animals of 600 species.
Plan to visit the Butterfly Exhibit late on the day, between 5 and 6. It is less crowded and the butterflies are less timid!
Great place for kids to exhibit there talents. Plus a place where art bleeds through the walls. ;)
Very cool art gallery that features local artists in San Antonio. Recent Scholastic Art winners from local schools were displayed. Well done exhibit.
I love this place.
Check out the special Playhouses and Forts exhibit before Oct. 24.
Beautiful, but lacking the rotating exhibits. The Rainforest Maze is nothing (for children, educational)
This living museum entices visitors with seasonal floral displays, a serene native forest walk, exotic plant specimens from around the world, modernistic glass pyramids & an authentic log cabin.
Visit San Antonio's newest museum! The Briscoe Western Art Museum preserves and interprets the art, history, and culture of the American West through engaging exhibitions and educational programs. Read more.
Free admission on Tuesdays from 4pm -to- 6pm!!! Nice western exhibits! Family really enjoyed it & kids really liked the miniature mock up of the Alamo!
Great display on the Alamo, the weapons used, etc. The art was impressive as well.
Great new exhibit on Buffalo Soldiers
Sikh Exhibit on the first floor is awesome!
The Institute of Texan Cultures features exhibits, programs and special events that examine and promote heritage, ethnicity, history, social issues and popular culture. Read more.
Attend an Exhibition opening. In many cases the artists are present and the food is great! Read more.
All School Exhibition is a great way to see what the school teaches and learn who the up and coming artists are in San Antonio. It's the Best of the Best work from Students , faculty, and invited arti
Eat in the copper kitchen- it's the best lunch around!
So much fun!! Loved the Passion of the Christ exhibit!!!
They treat the military right here. Super combo pack (three attractions) only 8$ a piece. Originally 30$.
Check out the poster and print exhibit in the gallery until nov 24 2013
Beautiful library. Wish we had something like this in jersey. After you check out your booksnor checked out the art, head on down to the riverwalk... steps away.
Great place to explore new authors. Hey, it's free if you've got a library card. Read more.
Check out the Satellite Space's exhibition, Signs of Change, with internationally respected artists, Bodo Korsig and Catherine Lee!
Satellite Space hosts MFA Thesis Exhibitions for Gayle Janzow and Sasha Nochovka. March 31 - April 17. Opening reception Thur. March 31, 6pm - 9pm.
Very small museum, but great exhibition
Artifacts, exhibits and a film recount the history of this hallowed ground which has been a witness to history for nearly 300 years.
Okay, leave preconceived notions at home about the Alamo as it undoubtedly will not be like you saw in a John Wayne movie, But, try looking at the small exhibits and diagrams and let your mind reenact
There used to be a lot more reverence for what this place actually was. Now they take pictures at the entrance like you're at a theme park and it's nosy. The new exhibits and the grounds are great.
The Safari Tour at 830am is the best way to go during the summer heat of Texas. You see all animal exhibits plus best seat for Shamu show.
Get there right when they open to avoid long lines and you can hit all of the outdoor exhibits before it gets super hot. By the time it is blazing you can head straight to the water park!
Be sure to bring at least a little bit of cash so you can feed the dolphins and/or sea lions. It's worth the few bucks to have a dolphin swim right up to you and eat from your hand while you pet it.
One of the cooler spots to hang out on a nice hot day. I wasn't impressed with the shark display though. My local aquarium has a better display.
Spotted eagle rays are often observed cruising close to the surface and are known to "porpoise" - or leap - out of the water #swsa
This is exactly how I remember it from 10 years ago. It needs an upgrade.
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