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San Antonio, TX Travel Guide

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The San Antonio Texas Metro Area

There are many wonderful places to stay and dine and things to do in the San Antonio Metro area. This website intends to be the first place you go to when you are looking for the best of what the San Antonio area has to offer.

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Entertaiment: San Antonio

Breakfast

Start off at El Jaliscos for some breakfast tacos. The tacos…

Lunch

Lunch at the famous Chris Madrids for a delicious cheddar…

Dinner

Dinner will be at the world famous Islamorada Fish Company for…

After breakfast a trip to the Mcnay art museum to look at some Claude Monet's and other priceless art. Morning is a great time to go and enjoy the birds in… more

For the afternoon go downtown not far from Chris Madrids to the San Antonio river walk and browse some shops. After that why not check out some historical… more

The evening can be spent taking a break from walking and watching a movie in the Palladium Theater next to the Islamorada Fish Company. A very nice theater… more

I would title this: Flawless day and night in San Antonio, Texas!
 
Museums | Sights

Opening the Witte Wardrobe: 85 Years of Textiles
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Nightlife | Singles

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Concerts | Live Music

Voci di Sorelle Season Tickets SAN ANTONIO
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Kids | Family

Dinosaur Quest
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Sports

Texas FUEL - ABA 2011-2012 Professional Basketball Season
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Theatre | Comedy

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