From top cities in the U.S. to quiet getaways in the mountains and beyond, you can enjoy the holiday instead of cooking and cleaning. So ditch turkey roasting and the endless housecleaning, this year treat yourself and your loved ones…
Lockhart looks like a movie set, though it lives a novel. A skip away from both San Antonio and Austin, it draws visitors with a mix of vintage charm and a splash of swagger. You won’t find kitschy souvenir shops;…
Waking the spirits, the first cool front is running through Texas. All it takes is a cool north breeze to get everyone in a frisky mood, including the spirits. Just like an old-fashioned duel, two Texas cities duke it out…
Across Texas, people celebrate Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead, by making altars, attending parades and holding a party. In San Antonio, Texas, the city hosts elaborate celebrations, decorates with candy skulls and constructs altars adorned with…
In San Antonio, The Pearl is the destination for cultural hounds along the San Antonio River, north of the Hotel Zone and the Alamo. From the Culinary Institute of America campus to the standout Tex-Mex classic La Gloria to the…
San Antonio is a favorite destination in Texas. The Alamo is known worldwide for its historic battle in 1836, and it offers a unique collection of Texas artifacts. After visiting the Alamo, stroll through one of San Antonio’s other museums,…
New Braunfels is a hub of outdoor fun and a long-time favorite summer getaway in Central Texas, located between San Antonio and Austin. Travelers come for a dip in its spring-fed waters, from its crystal-clear Comal River to one of…
New Braunfels is a hub for outdoor recreation, from tubing to splashing to kayaking. Located in Central Texas, the Comal River is a cool, crystal-clear river that visitors can enjoy from spring to fall. New Braunfels is also home to…
In Texas, San Antonio is the favorite destination with everyone from families to retirees to honeymooners. The River Walk is hopping all day and into the night. The Alamo is another top attraction and includes a museum. The San Antonio…
As the top destination in Texas. San Antonio is fun for families, girl getaways and day trips. From the River Walk to the Pearl to the San Antonio Missions, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it blends history and fun into…
In 2017, San Antonio was also designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, one of only two in the U.S. Its culinary heritage includes influences from Europe, Native American and Mexican, among others, earning it the name: Culinary Capital of Texas.…
Each Spring after Easter, San Antonio pops with color and parades for 10 days. As the largest festival, the annual San Antonio Fiesta runs from Thursday, April 16, to Sunday, April 26, 2026. Festival goers will find food festivals, a…