Yahoo

Landmarks in San Antonio, TX

See all Texas cities
Results filtered byAll
Plaza Guadalupe

Plaza Guadalupe is a splendid open-air amphitheater that holds a capacity to accommodate 3,000 people, twelve food booths and a grandiose stage. Usually playing host to major cultural events happening in the city, the Plaza Guadalupe is truly a hub of cultural activity. This favorite tourist destination has been visited by greats like Pope John Paul II and Barack Obama among several others. For a peak into San Antonio's rich culture, attending an event here is a must.

Villa Finale: Museum & Gardens

Originally built in the late 19th Century and used as a boarding house, Villa Finale got a second life when the building was bought by Walter Mathis. Walter Mathis restored the building to its past glory and started collecting artifacts. Both the home and the collection were given to the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 2004, and luckily now the public can view the stunning estate. When you tour this house you'll be able to see the lovely architectural design, as well as Texas artwork and European artifacts.

Landmarks by category
Mobilize your Website
View Site in Mobile | Classic
Share by: