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Through Jan. 12 “Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids” Find a 17-foot-long dragon and more at this traveling exhibition that looks at mythical creatures of air, water and land and dragons. Witte Museum. www.wittemuseum.org/ mythic-creatures Oct. 25 A Conversation with Bruce Campbell Engage in a conversation and Q&A session with star Bruce Campbell following the screening of “Army of Darkness”

at the Aztec Theatre. www.tobincenter.org Oct. 25 “We Will Rock You the Musical” See two men’s quest to save rock ‘n’ roll in a post-apocalyptic world, based on songs by Queen at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows Oct. 25 Haunted River The Arneson River Theatre in La Villita is the scene for a haunted river parade, trick-or-treating, adult costume contest

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($1,500 prize money) and live music. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com/events/HauntedRiver

its triumphant North American tour at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

Oct. 26-27 Mala Luna Music Festival The city’s largest annual music festival features hip-hop, R&B and dance music artists, in addition to local merchants. Nelson Wolff Stadium. www.malaluna.com

Nov. 2 Diwali SA: A Festival of Lights Celebrate Indian culture and traditions through song, dance, food and more, of what is the Indian version of New Year’s Eve at Hemisfair. www. anujasa.com/our-pillars/ diwali-sa

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humorous brand of storytelling as he’s been doing for 15 years, at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

new material and a wildly entertaining show full of theatrical flourish, music and comedy. Majestic Theatre. www. majesticempire.com/ shows

Nov. 16-17 Nick Jr. Live! Catch a musical adventure starring characters from Nick Jr. shows like “Bubble Guppies,” “Top Wing,” “Paw Patrol” and more at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. www.tobincenter.org/ box-office/2019-11/ nick-jr-live

Dec. 6 Seinfeld Live You could be anywhere on this night, but if you’re up for great laughs, catch funnyman Jerry Seinfeld when he shares his outlook on life—and the minute details that make it up— at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

Nov. 22-24 Blue Man Group The three bald men are in town as part of their Speechless tour, with

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Broadway musical, filled with romance and adventure with the Vietnam War as the backdrop, slip by you when its new production comes to the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

Bruce Campbell marks the 12th annual incarnation while runners traverse the city. www.runrocknroll. com/Events/SanAntonio Dec. 11 Andrea Bocelli Hear the renowned tenor at the AT&T Center. Bocelli released “Si” in 2018, and given the album— a first in 14 years with all new material—is a celebration of love and faith, the audience is in for an incredibly moving evening. www. attcenter.com/events/ detail/andrea-bocelli

Jan. 29 “Finding Neverland” Get the backstory on Peter Pan and creator J.M. Barrie, based off the Academy Awardwinning movie, at H-E-B Performance Hall. www.tobincenter.org Jan. 30 Celine Dion Catch the Courage World Tour as the

award-winning superstar makes her way across the U.S. for the first time in a decade. Hear some of her greatest hits like “Beauty and the Beast,” “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now” and “My Heart Will Go On,” at the AT&T Center. www. attcenter.com/events/ detail/celine-dion

www.sarodeo.com Feb. 7-8 “STOMP” Experience this long-running, highoctane show with new routines featuring percussion with anything but regular instruments. New props are in play, too. H-E-B Performance Hall. www.tobincenter.org

Feb. 6-23 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo One of the largest events in San Antonio features everything from pig races and pony rides to live music and its daily rodeo program at the AT&T Center.

Feb. 14 “Back to the Future” Live in Concert Travel back in time to see the original smash hit movie accompanied by the San Antonio Symphony at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire.

Dec. 31 Valero Alamo Bowl Fan Zone Before heading to the Alamodome for the Valero Alamo Bowl, visit Historic Sunset Station for interactive games, food,drinking and more. www.alamobowl.com/ event/valero-alamobowl-fan-zone Jan. 7-12 “Miss Saigon” Don’t let this smash

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Nov. 29-Jan. 13 Holiday Lights on the River Walk Watch the lighting of 100,000 holiday lights over bald cypress trees on the River Walk Nov. 29, then revel in them the rest of the season. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com/events

Dec. 1 Martina McBride: The Joy of Christmas Tour An award-winning country artist, highlights her recently released nine-song holiday album (“It’s the Holiday Season”) in addition to belting out Christmas standards at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

Dec. 16-17 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical Santa, his elves and reindeer are heading to town. Join the adventure and see Rudolph and his shiny nose save Christmas when the highestrated TV special comes live to H-E-B Performance Hall. www.tobincenter.org

Dec. 13-15 Holiday Artisan Show The vibrant River Walk bustles even more than usual with local and regional artists and craftsmen selling handmade wares. www. thesanantonioriverwalk. com

Dec. 20-22 San Antonio Symphony Holiday Pops Be propelled into the season’s spirit as the San Antonio Symphony continues its holiday tradition at H-E-B Performance Hall. www.tobincenter.org

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Dec. 26-27 Moscow Ballet’s The Great Russian Nutcracker This noted Christmas spectacle at the Majestic Theatre features stunning sets, 200 costumes, puppets and top artists. www.majesticempire. com/shows Dec. 28 “The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical” A new live musical, with an original story and score, looks at the North Pole and Christmas spirit through song and dance at the Majestic Theatre. www.majesticempire. com/shows

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Nov. 16-Jan. 5 SeaWorld’s Christmas Celebration At SeaWorld San Antonio, see the largest Christmas light display in Texas, listen as the Merry Mariachis celebrate the season and hang out with Rudolph and his friends. www.seaworld.com

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Exploring the outdoors and visiting San Antonio’s most popular attractions don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Get out and experience these natural wonders. Visit what’s considered the most significant archaeological site in Texas. Evidence of human habitation dates back 11,000 years in Brackenridge Park (210.826.1412); Native American artifacts dating to 9200 B.C. were found in the park’s Olmos Basin near

Hildebrand Avenue. A 343-acre site, the park encompasses some of the Alamo City’s most popular attractions, including the San Antonio Zoo, Japanese Tea Gardens, San Antonio Botanical Garden and Witte Museum. A great way to take in all these sites is aboard the Eagle Train, which travels on tracks that have been in operation since 1956. The Natural Bridge Caverns (210.651.6101) are the largest known commercial caverns

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in Texas. The name comes from the 60-footlong stretch of natural limestone at the caverns’ entrance. The labyrinth of caverns was discovered by a group of college students turned explorers in 1960, then partially developed by the family that owned the land. The caverns stay at a balmy 70 degrees yearround, and a variety of tours take place 180 feet beneath the earth’s surface.

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A Texas-sized safari, the Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch (830.438.7400) lets you get up close to camels, zebras, ostriches, antelope and many more beautiful creatures—500 animals in all—from the comfort of your car on 450 acres of protected scenic land. Looking for a more personal interaction? Visit the walk-about area to commune with giraffes, lemurs, peacocks and gibbons. You can also feed African pygmy goats in the petting barnyard.

A 12,000-acre wilderness area, Government Canyon State Natural Area (210.688.9055) has more than 40 miles of trails, and is also popular for birding and geocaching. Great views can be had at the Chula Vista, Sotol and North and South Bluff Spurs overlooks; discover what scientists believe are Acrocanthosaurus and Sauroposeidon tracks, believed to be 110 million years old. The area is home to the endangered golden-cheeked warbler, which nests only in the wooded ravines and canyons of Central Texas. Learn about wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, how plants adapt to their environment, the migration of the monarch butterfly and much more at the Phil Hardberger Park’s (210.492.7472) healthy lineup of public education events. There are also dog parks, basketball courts, a nature play area and trails for walking, hiking and biking.

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La Villita

Shopping & Galleries Located on the San Antonio River Walk, La Villita is on the National Register of Historic Places and features eateries, galleries and boutiques in simple adobe structures and limestone buildings. 418 Villita St., 210.207.8614

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orful Spanish-themed boutique offers trendy and traditional styles with Southwestern and modern influences. 303 Pearl Parkway, Ste. 107, 210.826.6770.

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DOS CAROLINAS— Find custom

guayaberas that blend classic, Latin-flavored design and beautiful natural fabrics. Get cheeky with your custom guayabera: camouflage fabric, contemporary prints or anything else you desire. 303 Pearl Parkway, 210.224.7000. SILVER SPUR— Called a “must” place to shop by the Travel Channel, Silver Spur

is an apparel and jewelry boutique with a taste of Texas. Find an assortment of dazzling apparel, from belts and boots to handbags and accessories. Menger Hotel, 210 Alamo Plaza, 210.472.2210. upscale, chic boutique treats visitors to a selection of modern trinkets and designer handbags. 5424 Broadway St., 210.828.7738. VILLA TESOROS—

While strolling through La Villita, visit this boutique for a selection of women’s and girls’ apparel, unique accessories, gifts and fine treasures for you and yours. 418 Villita St., 210.464.1126.

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ANARTE GALLERY—

Specializes in 21st century works by various established and emerging artists. 7959 Broadway St., Ste. 404, 210.826.5674. BLUE STAR ARTS COMPLEX— Houses

multiple art galleries in historic warehouses as well as retail shops and dining. Galleries include San Angel Folk Art, FL!GHT Gallery and more. 1420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 117, 210.354.3775. CHOICE GOODS GALLERY— Snag some

of graphic designer and artist Robert Tatum’s paintings, prints, T-shirts and other goodies at this hip shop in the Blue Star

Arts Complex. 11420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 103, 326.8456. COPPER GALLERY—

Hand-hammered, fourth-generational copper art is finished in natural patina on art pieces as bowls, vases and mirrored frames at this gallery. 418 Villita St., Building 11, 210.271.3856. EQUINOX GALLERY—

Skilled metalsmith, gallery owner and native San Antonian Alejandro Sifuentes creates artisanal jewelry using fine gemstones and precious metals (think hand-set opals, diamonds and pearls). The gallery also hosts invitational exhibitions. 418 Villita St., Building Four, 210.281.0706.

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GALLERY VETRO—

BONITA RITA’S—

Enjoy a collection of fine studio glass from around the world. Find art-glass vessels and sculpture, handmade art-to-wear jewelry, American and Murano glass lighting, holiday and cultural blown ornaments, gifts and contemporary fine art. 250 E. Houston St., 210.354.0001.

Unique gifts, accessories and curios await shoppers at this River Walk boutique. 245 E. Commerce St., 210.293.6107.

GARCIA ART GLASS—

This prominent store features unique and colorful blownglass creations with a focus on lighting and sculpture. 715 S. Alamo St., 210.354.4681.

Gifts & Specialty Stores 5 BROADS OFF BROADWAY— An

eclectic shop in the Alamo Heights neighborhood with antiques, fine art and home décor. 518 Austin Highway, 210.824.3483. ANGELITA— This boutique carries organically sourced items including beautiful linens, sterling-silver jewelry, designer tees, jackets, Texas leather bags and hand-milled soaps and candles. 418 Villita St., Building Two, 210.224.8362.

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ing a life on the open road, this famous motorcycle store carries cutting-edge models, pre-owned bikes, Harley-Davidson merchandise and more. 7230 N.W. Loop 410, 210.681.2254. SCENTCHIPS LA VILLITA— For a house

that smells delicious, a trip to ScentChips is the answer. Find the latest trend in home fragrance. 503 E. Nueva St., 210.223.2267.

Jewelry & Accessories J. ADELMAN ANTIQUES, ART & ESTATE JEWELRY—

Located in the Victorian lobby of the historic Menger Hotel, J. Adelman sells estate jewelry, silver, collectibles, antiques, fine art and unique gift items. Menger Hotel, 202 Alamo Plaza, 210.225.5914. LEE MICHAELS FINE JEWELRY— Each year,

the team behind this family-owned company travels the world to source the finest gems, diamonds, timepieces and giftware from distinguished designers and craftspeople. North Star Mall, 7400 San Pedro Ave. and other locations, 210.541.9575. PARIS HATTERS—

Since 1917, this family-owned shop has treated patrons to custom-fitted hats. Famous clients inlcude Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton to presidents Eisenhower and Truman. 119 Broadway St., 210.223.3453.

Shopping Centers ALAMO ANTIQUE MALL— All floors of a

former three-story office building are filled with antiques and collectibles from 75 dealers. 125 Broadway St., 210.224.4354. ALAMO QUARRY MARKET— This

580,000-square-foot, open-air complex sits on the site of the former Alamo Cement Plant—easily identified by the giant smokestacks. Find stores such as Pottery Barn and Ann Taylor.

255 E. Basse Road, 210.824.8885. NORTH STAR MALL—

Home to the largest cowboy boots on the planet (more than 40 feet tall), this popular shopping destination houses a wide variety of stores, anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy’s and Dillard’s. Dining options include Luciano’s and The Cheesecake Factory. 7400 San Pedro Ave., 210.340.6627. SHOPS AT LA CANTERA—This

soothing, open-air shopping center features upscale stores like Neiman Marcus, Origins and Brooks Brothers, as well as a half-dozen dining options like Yard House and Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. 15900 La Cantera Parkway, 210.582.6255. SHOPS AT RIVERCENTER—

The one mall in San Antonio you can reach by barge, this retail and entertainment complex features hundreds of shops, an IMAX theater, a live comedy venue and more. 849 E. Commerce St., 210.225.0000.

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Mi Tierra Cafe Y Panderia

Dining & Nightlife Strolling musicians, legendary Tex-Mex food and a decidedly San Antonian atmosphere mark Mi Tierra. Enjoy nightly drinks or grab pastries from the bakery—open 24 hours like the restaurant. 218 Produce Row, 210.225.1262.

rice. 146 E. Houston St., 210.222.2362.

This high-end steakhouse serves prime cuts of filet and quality seafood alongside classic cocktails—not to mention one of the best views of the Alamo from your table. 321 Alamo Plaza, Ste. 300, 210.377.1718.

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contemporary River Walk restaurant offers an extensive Latin drinks menu including the Ácenar Mexican Martini, along with creative Texas regional specialties like achiote-marinated pork in banana leaves, served with cilantro

This noteworthy eatery offers Tex-Mex and Mexican favorites. For brunch, head to the patio and order an avocado margarita. 20079 Stone Oak Parkway, 210.494.0561. AUGIE’S BARBED WIRE SMOKEHOUSE—

Authentic Texas smoked barbecue with “to-die-for” pork ribs and succulent brisket. The simple rustic setting includes an outdoor beer garden, cigar and wine bar. 3709 N. St. Mary’s St., 210.735.0088.

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Latino restaurant prides itself on fresh ingredients and its fusion of Caribbean, Central and Latin American cuisine. End the evening with chocolate truffles or banana cheese cake. 709 S. Alamo St., 210.225.5550. BAKERY LORRAINE—

They serve handmade French pastries and macarons using the finest ingredients. Bakery Lorraine elevates the way we see cookies and croissants. 306 Pearl Parkway, Ste. 110 and other locations, 210.862.5582.

BARRIBA CANTINA—

For delicious Mexican street food, look no further than this eatery overlooking the River Walk. 111 W. Crockett St., Ste. 214, 210.228.9876. BIGA ON THE BANKS— This upscale

restaurant offers dining on the River Walk and an extensive wine list. 203 S. St. Mary’s St., 210.225.0722. BIRD BAKERY—

Located on Broadway in Alamo Heights, this made-from-scratch cafe and bakery offers a healthy menu of sandwiches and salads so you can save room for dessert. Its plethora of cupcakes

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Dining & Nightlife and sweet treats are just as pretty as they are delicious. 5912 Broadway St., 210.804.BIRD. BLISS—This contemporary Southtown restaurant offers fresh, contemporary American fare in a relaxed, neighborhood setting. Its creative seasonal menu also features a curated wine list perfect for pairing. 926 S. Presa St., 210.225.2547.

CHART HOUSE AT TOWER OF THE AMERICAS— Not only

does Chart House offer unrivaled, stunning views of the city as the crown jewel atop the Tower of the Americas, but the food is spectacular. 739 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., 210.223.3101. THE COUNTY LINE BBQ—A trip to the

wine-centric restaurant focuses on grilled items from local farms and markets, with a focus on Texas ranchstyle cuisine. 312 Pearl Parkway, 210.354.4644.

Lone Star State isn’t complete without a taste of Texas ‘cue, and this legendary Austin-based joint is a great way to get your fix. 1111 W. Crockett St., Ste. 104 and other locations, 210.229.1941.

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title implies, this choice River Walk bistro focuses on Texas-themed cuisines such as steaks. 421 E. Commerce St., 210.224.8484. CAPPY’S—This Alamo Heights restaurant serves up fresh seafood, juicy steaks and satisfying selections like shrimp nachos and pork Milanese. It’s a comfortable place to have an incredible meal. 5011 Broadway St., 210.828.9669.

neighborhood restaurant and bar offers warm hospitality and wholesome food made with farm-fresh ingredients17619 La Cantera Parkway, Ste. 102, 210.920.1101. THE GUENTHER HOUSE— Located

inside the elegant former home of Pioneer Flour Mills’ founding family, the Guenthers, this San Antonio staple is a perfect breakfast stop. 205 E. Guenther St., 210.227.1061.

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IRON CACTUS MEXICAN GRILL & MARGARITA BAR—

Located along the River Walk, Iron Cactus is the perfect place to kick back and lounge on the private patio while sipping frosty margaritas and dining on chile con queso and sizzling fajitas. 200 River Walk St., Ste. 100, 210.224.9835. JIMMY BUFFETT’S MARGARITAVILLE—

Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville is a Parrotheads’ tropical paradise at the Shops at Rivercenter. Relish a Cheeseburger in Paradise with a housemade margarita while enjoying live entertainment on the indoor stage and patio. Shops at Rivercenter, 849 E. Commerce St., 210.973.5911. LIBERTY BAR— Even though it’s been in continuous operation since 1890, Liberty Bar is anything but predictable. The menu slides from Southern comfort food to innovative new cuisine. 1111 S. Alamo St., 210.227.1187. MAGIC TIME MACHINE— Ever wanted

to dine with the Hollywood elite? At Magic Time Machine, stars

from Marilyn Monroe to Spiderman serve up delicious plates like fried fantail shrimp and fudge cake. 902 NE Loop 410, 210.828.1478. THE MAGNOLIA PANCAKE HAUS— Dig

into the “World’s Best” buttermilk pancakes, made from wholesome and unique products and prepared exactly the same way every time. The syrups, too, are made in-house. 606 Embassy Oaks and other locations, 210.496.0828. MAVERICK WHISKEY—There is

much to enjoy, from the whiskey varieties to tours (and tastings) of the brewery and selections from the restaurant and bar. All Maverick spirits are handmade. 115 Broadway, 210.447.7010. PAESANOS— Get treated to a tantalizing combination of Mediterranean and Italian cuisine as well as one of the largest wine lists in the area. 555 E. Basse, Ste. 100 and other locations, 210.828.5191. PIATTI— Piatti’s Italianinspired, seasonally dictated cuisine has made it a staple for

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Located on the River Walk, Rio Rio Cantina is a great place for classic Tex-Mex. Sizzling fajitas, cheesy enchiladas and margaritas galore make a party every day at Rio Rio. 421 E. Commerce St., 210.226.8462. RITA’S ON THE RIVER

This Tex-Mex restaurant on the River Walk

steaks, delicious sides and a welcoming atmosphere, Ruth’s Chris is classic. Its River Walk location offers a scenic patio along the river for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Grand Hyatt, River Walk, 600 E. Market St. and other locations, 210.227.8847.

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Prohibition-era drinks to its list of house rules, Bar 1919 has garnered a reputation as a destination for whiskey lovers. 1420 S. Alamo St., Ste. 001, 210.227.1420. BOWL AND BARREL More than

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This award-winning craft-cocktail parlor just off the River Walk boats premium spirits alongside housemade cordials, bitters and juices. Also enjoy a selection of Old World wines and beers on tap and by the bottle. 516 Brooklyn Ave., 210.444.0707. COYOTE UGLY SALOON Bartend-

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concert, Howl creates a non-stop party with live music performed in a high-energy setting. 111 W. Crockett St., 210.212.4770.

Located in Hotel Valencia River Walk, this full-service bar offers an intimate setting for a drink (or two), small bites and stunning views of the River Walk. 150 E. Houston St., 855.596.3387.

MAD DOGSSince 1995, this international pub on the River Walk has been an area staple. Traditional bar food and myriad drinks make it a party for all

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Mission San Jose

Entertainment & Museums Go beyond The Alamo to see the sights on the Mission Trail, which winds visitors through four beautiful, fascinating historical locations. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, 6701 San Jose Drive, 210.932.1001

THE ALAMO—A true testament to heroism, The Alamo now serves as a fascinating museum, gallery and historical center. 300 Alamo Plaza, 210.225.1391. THE AMAZING MIRROR MAZE—This

eye-popping experience forces you to find your way out of a maze composed entirely of mirrors, while exploring endless hallways. 217 Alamo Plaza, 210.224.2288. BUCKHORN SALOON & MUSEUM— Explore

the remodeled animal halls and prepare for a Texas-sized adventure. Practice sharpshooting skills in its shooting gallery

and see hundreds of handguns, badges and photographs from famous Texas Rangers. 318 E. Houston St., 210.247.4000. CASCADE CAVERNS—

This fascinating cave was once used by Native Americans for ceremonies, but now takes eager visitors on a one-hour journey through unrivaled natural underground beauty. 226 Cascade Caverns Road, Boerne, 830.755.8080. EXTREME ESCAPE—At this live-action entertainment concept, players race against the clock to complete missions and escape from rooms before time runs out. With multi-sensory components and theatrical

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lighting, each room offers action-packed thrills. 9995 I-10 W., 210.641.2828. HOP-ON HOP-OFF CITY SIGHTSEEING DOUBLE DECKER BUS— See major

sights and attractions, or hop-on and off for a more in-depth exploration of the city. 216 E. Crockett St., in The Menger Hotel, 210.224.8687. LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER— Children

and adults go gaga over the 10 themed zones that set San Antonio’s LEGOLAND Discovery Center apart from other discovery centers. There’s a Duplo Farm and creative workshop, earthquake tables that’ll test the strength

of your creations and a MINILAND San Antonio made from more than 1.5 million bricks. 849 E. Commerce St., 210.610.1150. LOUIS TUSSAUD’S WAX WORKS/ RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ODDITORIUM/RIPLEY’S MOVING THEATER— Louis

Tussaud’s Wax Works features more than 200 lifelike wax figures. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! offers one-ofa-kind exhibits; the Moving Theater is a 4D thrill ride. 301 Alamo Plaza, 210.224.9299. THE MAJESTIC THEATRE— Built in

1929, the Majestic Theatre is recognized as one of the most ornate and beautiful structures in San Antonio. It’s home

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family-friendly adventure invites includes everything from adventure caving to panning for gems and guided tours. There’s even a 5,000-square-foot outdoor maze. 26495 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, 210.651.6101. NATURAL BRIDGE WILDLIFE RANCH—

This African safari tour offers families the

experience of a lifetime, right from their own car. More than 500 animals roam among the 450-acre expanse of land. 26515 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, 830.438.7400. THE QUARRY GOLF CLUB— Designed by

renowned designer Keith Foster, the course challenges players with a links-style front nine amid rolling hills and native grasses. The back nine is located in a 100-year-old quarry pit. 444 E. Basse Road, 210.824.4500.

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RIPLEY’S HAUNTED ADVENTURE— Using

live actors, animatronics and special effects, Ripley’s Haunted Adventure supplies scares and screams yearround to unsuspecting visitors. 329 Alamo Plaza, 210.226.2828. SAN ANTONIO BOTANICAL GARDEN—

The San Antonio Botanical Garden is bigger and better than ever. Don’t miss the public art throughout the gardens while perusing the seasonal displays of plants and

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flowers. 555 Funston Place, 210.536.1400. SAN ANTONIO ZOO—

The San Antonio Zoo is home to more several hundred species. Ride the San Antonio Zoo Eagle train and bounce from one attraction to the next. 3903 N. St. Mary’s St., 210.734.7184. SAN FERNANDO CATHEDRAL— Estab-

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famous water park resort offers 51 unique attractions on the banks of the shady Comal River. Thrilling coasters, tubing slides, picnic areas and swim-up bars make for an exciting experience. 400 N. Liberty Ave., New Braunfels, 830.625.2351. SEALIFE SAN ANTONIO—This

long-awaited aquarium

opens in San Antonio in February 2020. Take an adventure through the oceans of the world with sharks, jellyfish, eels and get incredible views from the underwater tunnel. Touch an anemone, sea stars and sea urchins in the Rockpool Experience. Then, be mesmerized by the graceful creatures of Stingray Bay. Inside the Shoppes at Rivercenter, 849 E. Commerce St. SEAWORLD SAN ANTONIO—A must for

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Antonio, SeaWorld combines all of the pleasures of a marine life exhibit with that of an amusement park to create an aquatic adventure for children and adults alike. Don’t miss the new Turtle Reef. 10500 SeaWorld Drive, 210.520.4732. SPLASHTOWN—A favorite of locals, this water park has more than 50 rides and attractions, a covered picnic area, “dive-in” movies, dining options and a gift shop. Chill in the wave pool or shoot

through the luge. 3600 N. IH-35, 210.227.1400. TOMB RIDER 3D—

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the scenery from the observation deck and experience three thrilling 4D theater rides. 739 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., 210.223.3101. VISIT SEGUIN Learn

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750-foot-tall Tower of the Americas provides the most spectacular view of the Alamo City. Enjoy the panorama from the revolving Chart House restaurant, take in

about the exciting town of Seguin, one of the oldest in Texas. It’s named for Col. Juan N. Seguin, a Tejano who fought beside Anglo settlers against brutal Mexican dictator Santa Anna. It’s also home to the world’s largest pecan. Forty minutes from San Antonio. Convention & Visitors

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Museums BRISCOE WESTERN ART MUSEUMThe Briscoe

Museum preserves and interprets the art, history and culture of the American West through engaging exhibitions and events reflective of the region’s rich traditions and heritage. 210 W. Market St., 210.299.4499. GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS MUSEUM

Fun for all ages, this state-of-the-art museum offers 16 interac-

tive galleries that bring the wacky, weird book of world records to life. 329 Alamo Plaza, 210.226.2828. MCNAY ART MUSEUMThis muse-

um offers an extensive collection of 19th- and 20th-century European and American art. Exhibitions contain prints, drawings, paintings and sculptures. 6000 N. New Braunfels Ave., 210.824.5368. SAN ANTONIO FIRE MUSEUM

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museum’s collection represents 5,000 years of history and cultures from around the world, including an unparalleled collection of Latin American art and the most important Chinese art collection in the southern United

States. There’s also notable Texas and regional art on display. 200 W. Jones Ave., 210.978.8100. SPANISH GOVERNOR’S PALACE— Located be-

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