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Yesterday, we planned the entire day for you. Today we’re going to leave most of the planning to you, albeit with one disclaimer. Your challenge today is this: Leave your hotel as early as you dare and head for the River Walk. You’ll be staying there all day. The River Walk is San Antonio’s most renowned attraction. It is a 2 ½ mile stretch of beautiful cobblestone road that winds through the downtown area, bordering the San Antonio River. The River Walk is surrounded on all sides by shops, restaurants, and other opportunities to take in the culture. It may seem tough to spend an entire day there, but we think you can do it! There are plenty of places to eat your meals, and you’ll be amazed by all there is to do. We’ll give you some recommendations below, both of places to eat and things to see while you’re at the River Walk today!
River Walk Dining
Here are some of your multitude of choices when looking for places to dine on the River Walk:
Dolores Del Rio, 106 E. River Walk (Italian)
Guadalajara Grill, 301 S. Alamo (Mexican)
Hard Rock Café, 111 W. Crockett (American)
Hunan River Garden, 506 River Walk (Chinese)
Italia Ristorante, 504 River Walk (Italian)
Michelino’s, 521 River Walk (Italian)
Rita’s on the River, 245 E. Commerce (Mexican)
The Republic of Texas Restaurant, 526 River Walk (American)
There are countless other restaurants, bars, clubs and cafes available, so keep your eye out, and find the one that looks interesting to you!
River Walk Activities
Here are some of the things to do while you’re walking the gorgeous River Walk:
The Alamo, 300 Alamo Plaza
Aztec on the River, 201 E. Commerce
Buckhorn Saloon and Museum, 318 E. Houston Street
Guinness World Records Museum, 329 Alamo Plaza
La Villita, 418 Villita
Plaza Wax Museum and Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, 301 Alamo Plaza
Southwest School of Art and Craft, 300 Augusta
Tower of the Americas, 600 HemisFair Park
Again, keep in mind that this is a minuscule list of offerings compared to all the area has to offer. There are hundreds of tiny shops and places to hang out all around the area, so you’ll have plenty to keep you busy for this second day of your trip!
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