Welcome to San Antonio, Texas

Welcome to San Antonio San Antonio is the most visited city in Texas, with more than 20 million visitors every year. Located just north of the Mexican border, it is at the crossroads of Spanish, Mexican and American cultures. Top historic attractions include the Alamo and the Historic Market Square. San Antonio is also known for great restaurants, shopping and professional sports teams such as the NBA's San Antonio Spurs. Don't miss the famous River Walk which runs along the banks of the San Antonio River.

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Quick Facts
Airport: San Antonio International Airport
Sports Teams: San Antonio Spurs; San Antonio Silver Stars; San Antonio Rampage; San Antonio Missions; San Antonio Iguanas
Newspapers: San Antonio Express News
TV Stations: KABB (FOX), KENS (CBS), KMOL (NBC), KLRN (PBS)
Fun Fact:
Chili was invented in San Antonio in the 18th Century. It officially was "introduced" to the nation at the Chicago World's Fair of 1893.
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The Alamo

Probably San Antonio's most famous attraction, the Alamo was the site of a great battle between the Texas revolutionaries and the Mexican army. The exploits of Alamo defenders such as Davy Crockett, William B. Travis and Jim Bowie have made the location the stuff of legends. On the site you'll find a restored 18th century church and barracks along with various historical artifacts. Be sure to check out the exciting documentary about the fort at the Clara Driscoll Theater.

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