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Of all of the things that you can do and see in San Antonio, the San Antonio River Walk will likely be near the top. You get a great view of the city in an area next to the river, and it takes you to some of the most interesting places and activities in the city. These are several reasons to plan a trip to the San Antonio River Walk. more La Villita Historic Arts Village This area is a block of historic homes that have seen a storied past through the ages, from the early Colonial era to its restoration in the early 1970s.  La Villita is the home to 25 artisan shops where you can find unique items made by local artists. Casa Rio There is a little bit of everything in San Antonio, but Casa Rio is one of the best Mexican restaurants in town. You can order any meal from the menu, but most people go for the fish tacos. Casa Rio prides itself on being authentic and the effort shows in all of its items. Briscoe Western Art Museum The Briscoe Western Art Museum is a nice break from the heat in the middle of the day. It collects art to create a historical record of the American West and it has pieces dating back hundreds of years.   There is a lot to do in San Antonio, Texas, and much of it is along the River Walk. If you are looking for something to do, take a long stroll down the River Walk. It will take you to some of the most interesting places in the city.

San Antonio, Texas, makes it easy for non-outdoorsy people to get a taste of fresh air and natural life. For those interested in the outdoors, the area is a wonderland. Here are some of the best outdoor activities you can visit in the San Antonio area. more Hiking in Government Canyon State Natural Area If you only go on one outdoor adventure this year, it should be to the Government Canyon State Natural Area. This destination has something to do for everyone, whether you take advantage of the over 40 miles of trails, go geocaching, or let the kids loose at the Playscape natural playground. On your next free day, discover the natural San Antonio ecology at this must-see 12,000-acre wilderness. Tubing Down the Comal River Grab a few friends and rent some tubes or kayaks to take on the Comal River. The water is 70 degrees year-round, making it a great spot to cool off in the summer. Be sure to set aside 2-4 hours to tube the river. Stroll on the River Walk You don't have to leave the city to enjoy the outdoors. Start at one end of the San Antonio River Walk and see how far you can explore. You can find plenty of new food to try, drinks to enjoy, and experiences to be discovered along the way.   Try to make time to explore at least one of these San Antonio outdoor activities and destinations at least once a year. Getting back to nature can go a long way in balancing your mind and body as you take on your busy city life.