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"Located along the river walk inside the International Center, Biga on the Banks is a highly respected eatery that also qualifies as a fun restaurant in San Antonio."

"The first “brewstillery” in Texas, Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling creates both beer and whiskey. Though it may be better known for its whiskey distillery operation, many of Ranger Creek’s boozy offerings take significant skill to brew; for instance, Small Batch #13 is a Belgian ale that’s been aged for 24 months with Lactobacillus, Pediococcus, Brettanomyces, and a house strain of wild yeast. True beer nerds, you’ve found your new home-away-from-home."

"Ranger Creek Brewing and Distilling offers a variety of beers and spirits. The brewstillery garnered many awards over the years. Their handcrafted whiskey and beer made with utmost care and attention."

"These two museums are located in the same building and serve as the perfect complement to one another jointly providing a holistic portrayal of Texan history and culture. The Buckhorn Museum features wildlife from every continent of the world and boasts collections of natural artifacts collected from travelers passing through the area such as, bones, antlers, over 500 distinct species of wildlife, including a 10,000 year-old prehistoric elk. The Texas Ranger Museum features hundreds of Texas Ranger artifacts, including revolvers, automatic handguns, sawed off shotguns, photographs, and more in exploration of frontier America with an homage to early Texan history."

"To explore the legends of the old west, you must visit the Buckhorn Saloon at the Texas Ranger Museum. For over 131 years, The Buckhorn Saloon has been known as a spectacular gathering place. There’s a Café, Gift Shop, Shooting Gallery and two museums inside."

"Owner Alber Friedrich was only a 17-year-old bartender when he decided to open his own saloon in 1881. He offered whiskey in exchange for a set of antlers to guests who couldn’t afford his drinks."

"Grayze is one of the newest restaurants to appear on the culinary landscape in San Antonio, conveniently located across Broadway Street from the popular Pearl Brewery Community. Grazye, which also sports a bar and patio, is the first of hopefully many more restaurant concepts to spring from this new restaurant group. With 50 percent farm to table ingredients, this self-proclaimed approachable gourmet cuisine served in a barnyard chic setting is expecting their affordable menu of familiar dishes will help establish Grayze as the new neighborhood hot spot and for good reason."

"This homey hole-in-the-wall off Grayson St. brings grassroots American flavor to the Northern end of downtown San Antonio. Serving brunch all day (alongside a full menu of options), on both Saturday and Sunday, Grayze is one of our favorites for weekend eats in a rustic, down-to-earth setting. Think string lights under a barn-like patio with picnic tables."

"This restaurant, famous for their delectable burgers for over a decade, turns into one of the most hoppin' dance clubs on Friday and Saturday nights. Go for dinner and stay for the nightlife!. One of San Antonio's favorite DJs is in the house spinning a wide array of chart-toppers to move and groove too."

"You can place your carry out order by calling 210-920-1101, or order delivery via Favor. Along with food, the restaurant is offering $3 beers, discounts on bottles of wine and certain grocery items."

"The official center of San Antonio, San Fernando Cathedral was established in 1731 by Canary Islanders, San Antonio’s first civilian colonists. Its current limestone Gothic edifice dates to 1868 and was designed by San Antonio architect and eventual mayor, François Giraud, and houses the remains of Alamo defenders James Bowie, David Crockett, and William Travis. The cathedral stands on what today is Main Plaza, which often hosts a selection of food trucks at lunchtime."

"San Fernando Cathedral is the official center of San Antonio which was established in 1731 by the canary Islanders who were the first civilians of San Antonio colonists. The present limestone of the cathedral is a Gothic Edifice that dates back to 1868. It was designed by the San Antonio architect and mayor of that time Francois Giraud."

"Located at the heart of San Antonio, the San Fernando Cathedral is the mother church of the city’s archdiocese and is one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States."

"Though it may feel a little claustrophobic surrounded by the walls of Joske’s department store, St. Joseph’s still stands out as one of downtown’s most magnificent church buildings. The stone sanctuary was built by the German speakers of San Antonio — once the city’s largest minority group — in 1868, and to this day features the Stations of the Cross in German. Though the Texan dialect of German is rapidly dying out, those visiting St. Joseph’s on the right days can still hear the San Antonio Liederkranz (men’s choir) sing a German mass."

"The oldest fort at Sam Houston does the job of multitasking better than any place, it is an active military post for the United States army North division as well as an open zoo where visitors can take a stroll on the lush green gardens while bumping into deer’s, peacocks and rabbits. The Quadrangle was built in the year 1876 and legend says the Apache leader Geronimo was imprisoned here in 1886 and numerous deer’s were brought in order to make him feel comfortable."

"Attention any recently graduated servicemen and women from tech school or any other military training or if you want to grab a great military-inspired shot?. The Quadrangle is a historical museum but the grounds are a dream. Take some shots with the watchtower, the deer, and the peacocks."

"1405 East Grayson StreetBuilding 16Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234(210) 221-1886. Fort Sam Houston has been around since 1845, keeping within its walls the stories of war and conquest. On the other hand, the quadrangle was constructed in 1876 as the Quartermaster Depot and Headquarters."