San Antonio, TX, is packed with fine dining, historic architecture, and distinct, bustling neighborhoods. From golf courses to the city’s historic River Walk, we’ve rounded up a list of the best ways to get outside in San Antonio.
The San Antonio River Walk
The San Antonio River Walk is a public riverfront park packed with historic architecture and gorgeous, winding bridges. There is plenty to do: kayak along Mission Reach, catch a show at the Aztec Theater, grab a pint at one of the many breweries, or visit Love Lock Bridge.
Shop at The Rim
If you’re looking to indulge in San Antonio’s best retailers, The Rim is the city’s best place to enjoy the sunshine and luxurious shopping in one place. It’s packed with over 100 premier stores, beautiful outdoor spaces, and a luxury boutique hotel.
Beyond shopping, dining at the Rim can satiate any appetite. Notable restaurants include Torchy’s Tacos, Raising Cane’s, North Italia, Maggiano’s, Hopdoddy, and Whataburger.
Putting around San Antonio
Texas provides the perfect weather for golfing, and San Antonio has a multitude of gorgeous locations to choose from. Each course provides its own unique obstacles and amenities for pros and amateurs alike.
Palmer Course at La Cantera
The views at La Cantera are some of the best in San Antonio. Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, this resort overlooks San Antonio from one of the highest points in the city. Palmer Course provides visitors with a luxury golfing experience which has earned it several rankings and awards, including #2 on the “Top 30 Resorts in North America” and ranked #8 by Golf Week for “Best Courses State-by-State.”
The Palmer Course at La Cantera was designed by golf legend Arnold Palmer. With 18 holes, this course challenges all levels with its downhill slopes, lakes, and fairways. Regardless of how you’re golfing, your day spent on the green at La Cantera will be beautiful. As you make your way from start to finish, you’ll encounter dramatic waterfalls, picturesque views, and majestic landscapes. When you finish your game, be sure to enjoy the luxurious clubhouse.
The Quarry Golf Club
The Quarry Golf Club dates back to 1908 and is situated amidst a gorgeous natural wildlife habitat. Designed by Keith Foster, The Quarry provides guests with one of the best outdoor settings San Antonio has to offer.
The Quarry Restaurant has a menu created by Chef Jason Dady and is one of San Antonio’s hidden culinary gems. The breakfast, lunch, and happy hour menus are a perfect way to finish off your round.
The Alamo
No San Antonio town guide is complete without the Alamo. It’s free to visit, and you’ll have the opportunity to explore it all, either on your own or via a guided tour. Due to its popularity, reservations are required for all Alamo visitors — but it’s an educational and thought-provoking outdoor experience for the whole family.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is San Antonio’s biggest and most popular attraction for thrill-seekers. You can choose from a myriad of rollercoasters and park rides to enjoy, and there are several membership and season pass options to make Six Flags accessible all season long.
Stars and Stripes Drive-In
Take a trip to the past at the Stars and Stripes Drive-In. Equipped with three screens, diner food, and a playground for children, you should plan to spend an entire evening at Stars and Stripes.
Tejas Rodeo
Tejas Rodeo in San Antonio is a family-friendly rodeo with live music and mouthwatering food. Every Saturday, from March to November, the venue hosts a Saturday night rodeo and an award-winning steakhouse. Box seating is a great way to relax, people watch, and take a snapshot of Texan Americana.
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