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Stephen C.

I attended Tango of the Vines here. The venue is so wonderful. A perfect setting for any event you want to add a touch of elegance to. Lambermont was built in 1894 and was modeled after European castles. Yes a castle here in San Antonio. How cool is that? The house is beautiful and so are the grounds. And the porch is amazing. If you have an event such as a wedding here there are rooms that can be rented so you can spend the night in Victorian luxury.

Scott C.

What a great spot to stay at! We are here for business and we're going to stay in a hotel but we saved $500 by stay here instead! Great place, we get the run of the house and grounds. Beautiful room and wonderful hostess. Not always available as Airbnb, we got lucky.

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Robert L.

Absolutely Gorgeous Location!!! Great for Weddings and Events!! House is a San Antonio Landmark!!!!

Regina V.

What an incredible venue. A true treasure to be found. It's majestic--it looks like a castle! The Lambermont is a somewhat new event venue that opened up in 2011, after a 3-year renovation project by its owners. It's one of those places you have to see to believe. Perhaps that is the case mostly due to the fact that it's tucked away in the low traffic, yet up and coming, Government Hill District--just across the street from the southern most part of Ft. Sam Houston. I discovered this place because I work in the immediate area. I drove past the building daily seeing its progress over time until, upon it's completion, I noticed a banner hanging in front of the property. During a lunchtime walk I decided to check out what this banner read and was delighted to discover it was/is an event venue. I took a chance and knocked on the door to be greeted by the Lambermont's owner and operator Dona. She turned out to be super nice and gracious showing me around 3 floors of the 4 level (not including attic and basement) home. It was amazing! Plus learning the history of the home/venue is a treat. You feel like a kid exploring spaces you shouldn't be treading. It's really kinda exciting--if you are into older homes, structures and history. The grounds are lush and inviting and the venue is set up for most needs any planner might need (electricity, ice machine, service kitchen and more). OH, I also found out that when renting the venue it includes the 4 fantastic guest rooms in the home. Dona did a fabulous job of renovating the home to its original layout and the antique furniture in the rooms and throughout the house adds the perfect touch. After checking out the house that day I booked the space on the spot for an event. To date, Dona and the Lambermont have been a treat to work with. They really understand the needs of event planners and are very willing to help wherever and whenever possible. While planning I have had loads of colleagues and partners visit the Lambermont and each time, without fail, everyone is in awe and surprise of this gem of a space. I highly recommend checking out this space. It'll make you feel like a princess--or at the very least, the court. ;)

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We absolutely loved this. How fun that you can see a free light show and get a history lesson at…read morethe same time. The church itself is beautiful and provides the perfect backdrop to the images. The music that goes along with it seemed to match up and provide the right mood. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the sound system was. At 25 minutes long it was just right for hanging out in the square to check it out. There are small tables - try to get an upfront one for the best view. 100% Recommended!

Okay, so I showed up with my out-of-town family thinking this was a Christmas light show. Umm,…read morespoiler, it's not. I was pretty disappointed. But now that I know what it actually is, I've got to say it's great for a free downtown show. There's also a parking garage super close, and they've got chairs set up in front of the church, which is helpful. The light show itself is an artistic take on US and San Antonio history from a French artist using laser lights and sounds, but no words. There's also a great deal of religious Catholic symbolism. To be honest, I was lost for a good chunk of it. I wish they'd at least flashed the years they were showing--I couldn't really keep up with the timeframe showing was until they hit Frederick Douglass (I think?), and that was way deep in...but still everything was visually pleasing even if I didn't understand. Tips: 1) If you're sensitive to lights, bring sunglasses like I did to let your eyes adjust. The laser lights are super bright. 2) Check the website before you go. 3) It's not Christmas-y at all, but if you're up for a free 24-minute artsy history vibe, you might enjoy it more knowing ahead of time.

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Historic sculpture on the Commerce Street Bridge. Commissioned by the San Antonio Express, Waldine…read moreTauch created a seven foot tall sculpture to honor the Native Americans. Ms. Tauch was a very well known sculptor in Texas. She was paid $1000 for her sculpture. The sculpture features a First Native American in a full headdress holding shallow bowls in each hand. Each bowl served as public drinking fountains at some point. Pause to think about the historical significance and history that happened here as you visit the San Antonio Riverwalk.

Yanaguana! This is one of my favorite places to hang out…read moredowntown San Antonio. If you can figure out how to get here without a car, this is a great vantage point to see San Antonio, and a great place to start off an adventure downtown. I've always wondered who built this, and Helene S.'s review was quite illuminating! So this sculpture is next to Sebastian's International Torch of Friendship, a maybe 30-40' high red sculpture that's hard to miss. Between this sculpture and that one is the famed Portland Loo- an outdoor free restroom. There's also the elevator that takes you down to the Riverwalk here. Standing on the bridge where this First Inhabitant sculpture is, this is a good spot to eavesdrop on the river cruises below, or just smell the Mexican food coming from Casa Rio. The Indian depicted in this carving must be a Yanaguana Indian chief, as they were the first Indians who were known to inhabit the San Antonio River area thousands of years ago. They covered an area a bit more up river near the University of Incarnate Word down along this river to where the Missions are today. Today, down the street at Hemisfair Park, you'll find Yanaguana Gardens, which celebrates this tribe.

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