United States

San Antonio – Texas

As I said in the previous post about Texas, we set up a quick last minute visit to San Antonio, about 1h 20 minutes from Austin. We usually studied the cities we were going to visit, but as San Antonio was decided at the time, we were kind of in the dark about what we were going to visit and where we would walk.
Arriving in downtown San Antonio, we informed ourselves of a boat ride through the River Walk Canal which was a super good surprise! Very friendly, you can both walk along the canal and make the guided boat trip! The River Walk is a canal one level below the city streets, which was built for stormwater management, shortly after a major flood that flooded much of the area in 1921.
You could even feel a little amsterdam glamour on this canal… LOL (see the post of our tour there – here) 🙂
San Antonio, New Year
San Antonio, New Year
View of downtown San Antonio 
The boat ride was at noon and jeez, what a heat!!! 45ºC feeling! The most obvious decision rsrsrsrsrs was to have lunch a churrasquinho in Fogo de Chão, which conveniently was in the same area of landing the boat. 

River Walk, New



River Walk, New
Ground Fire – on the River Walk in San Antonio
River Walk, New
Boat on River Walk
River Walk, New
River Walk Tour
River Walk, New
Passing under one of the streets on the River Walk
River Walk, New
River Walk, New
You’re going to say you don’t remember Amsterdam. Lol

River Walk, New

River Walk, New
There’s only one front! 
River Walk, New
One of the bridges over the River Walk
Ground Fire - San Antonio
Time for the churrasquinho!
Ground Fire - San Antonio
Lacked the picanha in the photo – but has Guarana!
Ground Fire - San Antonio
Soon after lunch, walk to the Tower of the Americas, a tower-observatory that we find interesting to know.
Did I mention it was hot as hell?!
Tower of the Americas
Arriving at tower of the Americas
Tower of the Americas
Tower of the Americas
San Antonio, New Year
San Antonio, New Year
Panoramic view of San Antonio
Alice really liked the horse! Yee-haw!
Souvenirs – Cowboy style
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 Finally, we pass the Alamo, which encompasses an ancient missionary expedition and a fort built in the eighteenth century, where it currently houses a well-preserved museum in the center of San Antonio. The visit is free, we quickly passed by the place (which is not very large) and honestly, we ran to the car and the air conditioning rsrsrsrs.

Alamo, New

I think it was worth the getaway to San Antonio, too bad there was no time to go to Dallas, which is north of Austin. Maybe next time! Lol

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