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Natural Bridge Caverns are the biggest commercial caverns in Texas. There are several tours available to visitors. Among them, the Discovery Tour is the most popular tour. On the Lantern Tour, visitors each get a cave lantern, which is the only light in the cavern. There is a restaurant to ease the inevitable hunger that sets in after some time Read more...
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The San Antonio Zoo has 750 animal species, represented by more than 3500 animals. The animals include amphibians, birds, mammals, and reptiles. The Zoo has 8 large exhibits, like African Plains, Amazonia, Toadally, and more. The zoo also has a train that is very popular with kids. Spread the love Read more...
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Kiddie Park is America’s oldest children’s amusement park and lets kids and adults enjoy old-fashioned fun. It is aimed at kids up to 12 years old. Kiddie Park has several different rides, arcade games, carnival games, pony rides, and face painting. Kiddie Park also hosts birthday parties. Spread the love Read more...
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SeaWorld San Antonio is a large oceanarium and theme park in San Antonio. There are 6 marine animal shows to see, including Orcas, dolphins, Beluga whales, and more. The theme park has 6 thrill rides, including The Great White, Journey to Atlantis, and more. There are also several exhibits, including Alligator Alley, and more. Spread the love Read more...
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Six Flags Fiesta Texas is a huge theme park in San Antonio. Fiesta Texas currently has more than 20 thrill rides that include 10 rollercoasters. There are also 8 family rides, and 12 kids’ rides. The water park has 6 tube rides, a lazy river, and several other slides. Parking is available for a fee. Spread the love Read more...
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The San Antonio River Walk is a beautiful series of paths along the banks of the San Antonio river in downtown San Antonio. Along the paths are many restaurants, some hotels, and visitors can take narrated boat rides on the river. It is a must-see attraction when visiting San Antonio. Spread the love Read more...
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The Alamo in San Antonio was a Catholic mission in the 1800s. It was severely damaged during and after the Battle of the Alamo against the Mexican army in 1836. Today, it has been beautifully restored and has become a museum that tells the story of that era. Thousands of tourists visit The Alamo each year. Spread the love Read more...
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Animal World & Snake Farm is a petting zoo and exotic animal park on I-35 in New Braunfels. It houses over 500 animals, including primates, alligators, exotic hoof animals, birds, cats, and snakes. Visitors can see alligator and crocodile feedings, as well as snake handling and feeding. Spread the love Read more...
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Landa Park is a 51-acre park along the Comal River in New Braunfels. The park has several walking or jogging trails, a miniature train, and mini-golf. Landa Park has an Olympic-sized pool, and spring-fed pool, and a zero-depth pool that is ideal for kids under 5 years old. There are picnic facilities too. Spread the love Read more...
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Discovery Green is a 12-acre public park in downtown Houston. The Gateway Fountain is a very popular feature, especially in the summer. The Anheuser-Busch stage features several outdoor concerts during the year. The Mist Tree is another popular feature, among several others. There are two restaurants available in Discovery Green. Spread the love Read more...