The Watermark Hotel and Spa lies in the heart of San Antonio's Cultural Arts District, around the corner from the magnificently restored Majestic Theatre and within walking distance of the Alamo, Convention Center and Rivercenter Mall.
Watermark Hotel and Spa is staffed with national and international accredited Les Clefs d'Or Concierge. The concierge section provides visitors the opportunity to explore this rich city and all its tradition and diverse attractions.
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Imax Theatre
"Alamo-The Price of Freedom" is a 45 minute docudrama which tells the story of the 189 defenders, Texan and Tejano, who chose to die for freedom. The screen is six stories tall, ten times larger than a conventional movie screen.
The huge screen and magnetic stereo sound system give viewers a sense of participation in the on-screen activity.
849 E. Commerce #483 Rivercenter Mall, 78205. - (210) 225-4629.
The former estate of Marian Koogler McNay is a private museum which contains a varied collection of post-impressionist paintings (Cezanne, Gauguin, Picasso, Van Gogh and others), early New Mexican arts and crafts, plus Gothic and Medieval collections. A highlight of the McNay is its charming patio and gardens.
6000 N. New Braunfels at U.S. 81 Business- Austin Highway, 78209. - (210) 824-5368.
This majestic course was the site of the 50th PGA Championship in 1968, when Julius Boros edged Arnold Palmer on the 18th hole. Huge old pecan and oak trees line the fairways and frame the greens. Rated in Golf Digest's Top 50 Public Courses In America, Pecan Valley will test every part of your game as a championship course should. But for most people, the real attractions are the beauty of the course and the chance to play this piece of history.
A living museum of plant life, this 38-acre garden harbors one of the most highly regarded collections of native Texas flora - from the world flowers of the Hill Country to the formal rose gardens of East Texas. The greenhouse and formal gardens of the Lucille Halsell conservatory are a must.
The blend of glass elevators, skylights and skywalk in the former Lone Star Brewery's castle-like building is a sight no visitor to San Antonio can afford to miss. Art collections range from ancient art to the most contemporary, including magnificent Greek and Roman sculpture and Mexican Folk art. The Asian section has been expanded to include Asian sculpture as well as Chinese, Japanese and Korean Art. The museum is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Home of Shamu, the killer whale, this is the largest marine life theme park in the world, sprawling over 250 acres. It explodes with exhibits, shows and fun. 16 miles northwest of downtown San Antonio at Ellison Drive and Westover Hills Boulevard, off State Highway 151.
San Antonio's newest course may also be one of its finest. Designed by noted architect Randy Heckenkemper with input from PGA Tour pros Scott Verplank and Willie Wood, SilverHorn is a classic 7,000 yard layout that meanders through 262 acres of heavily wooded and rolling terrain gracefully accommodating a wealth of natural features. Of course the amenities that complement a course of this quality are being built for your comfort and enjoyment.
A unique , bigger-than-life musical celebration for all ages, featuring world-class musical productions that celebrate the different heritages of Texas. The world's tallest wooden roller coaster, "Rattler". Located at the intersection of I-10 West and Loop 1604.
The Witte Museum, a city landmark for more than 60 years, is a vibrant regional museum featuring exciting hands-on exhibits of Texas history, natural science and anthropology.
Located in Brackenridge Park, San Antonio's Zoo is considered to be one of the world's finest. Bar-less cages and open pits display baboons, penguins, flamingos and other exotic species of animals and birds. The zoo houses over 3,000 specimens.
3903 N. St. Mary's Street, 78212 - (210) 734-7183.
The Watermark Hotel and Spa lies in the heart of San Antonio's Cultural Arts District, around the corner from the magnificently restored Majestic Theatre and within walking distance of the Alamo, Convention Center and Rivercenter Mall.
Imax Theatre
The Mcnay Art Museum
Pecan Valley Golf Club
Botanical Gardens
San Antonio Museum of Art
Sea World
Silverhorn Golf Club
Fiesta Texas
Zoological Gardens