Freight is such a great gallery space! They've really transformed Gallito Studios, and made it a…read moreclean, well lit, easy to navigate art space! The place has really opened up their space- it used to be crowded with a maze of tight cubicles of gallery and studios. Now, it's a wide open central gallery, with studios and smaller galleries off to the sides. In the front, they now have a coffee shop! Cool! In the back, they've paved in the side and back yards, where bands set up, and additional galleries can be found. All of the art is local, handmade, and ranges in media. Some of the art can not be purchased, as they are installation pieces. The art here is all reasonably priced, and there's a great variety of artists and vendors selling cool stuff. This place gets hopping for Second Saturday, a monthly art walk that centers around the galleries by the train tracks at South Flores. The art is just part of the scene- check out the live music too! Budding artists can rent space here to do their art, and sell it when they have events. Other than Second Saturday, you might need to book an appointment to come by many of the artists' galleries, but it seems that coffee is served all day.

I always loved Kimura. Then I heard they were opening up inside of Freight...and my love grew!…read more I frequent the breweries in the area, and now have ramen down the street! Same great taste! Awesome/artsy location! Staff was super friendly and service was great!

Wow never expected such a world class museum here So much to…read moresee and the lay out is great Spacious and def classy Glass elevators and the glass walkway between the two towers are impressive Love the exhibits from Egypt to China. The bookstore is fun too! They provide stools to sit and saw some artists sketching the Egyptian statues Too much to see. Will def return Also will try the Italian restaurant on campus along the river Romantic and scenic too

What a great experience visiting this art museum again! The last time I was here was in 2016 on a…read moreschool field trip, but now that I live in the area, I've been taking advantage of the free Tuesday events at local museums. This was our second museum visit of the summer while my sister is staying with me. I feel like they've added so many new exhibits since my last visit, or maybe I just rushed through everything back then. This time, I really took my time reading about the artwork and exhibits, and it made the experience so much more fascinating. Each floor had its own unique collections and displays to explore. My favorite part was the Chinese vases exhibit. I don't remember seeing it before, and it was incredibly interesting. It was something completely new to me and definitely stood out during the visit. It was a little warm inside, but nothing that took away from the overall experience. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and we had a wonderful time. I definitely plan on bringing my other sisters here in the future. Highly recommend checking it out, especially on the free admission days!

Heard about this place and decided to stop by after dining at a nearby restaurant. Was able to…read moreobserve the glass making process and actually have a very nice conversation with Gini while looking in her art studio. What an amazing and creative woman she is. Anyone in the area that appreciates the art of glass making should definitely stop by. There is no charge to go in the art studio and observe the glass being made during their watch hours.

Wonderful host/artist. It was an absolute pleasure to see how everything worked. Our daughter had a…read moregreat time here for part of her birthday celebration! Thank you!

This was my first, but definitely not my last, visit to the Briscoe Museum. I'm always open to any…read moreopportunity to learn about different cultures and their history. Being able to see the portraits of Selena was an amazing experience and made my visit even more special.

This museum is right off the Riverwalk (if you go the right way). If you are driving, park in the…read morepublic lots nearby, as they will be cheaper than the parking garage directly across the street from the museum. There is a public parking lot down from the museum on the corner of West Market Street and South Alamo Street. One may think, why go to a Western museum, but it's more than just Western information. This museum tells the story of how Texas became Texas. The various tidbits of information were just great, like who knew that in New Spain, Franciscan friars were the first missionaries playing a huge role in evangelizing. If you're even a little curious about how Catholicism plays a role in history, this museum answers those questions and offers insight. They also have an area for Selena. I thought there would be more info about her in that area, but I definitely loved seeing photos from the photographer's own collection. The museum is definitely worth checking out! They also have information for free field trips and various community days with additional activities. The staff to include the security is very knowledgeable about the museum as well.

We did a 2 day tour in one day and this river walk boat ride was lovely! Thankful it wasn't on a…read moresuper hot day but even so the tour had a few shaded areas. Tour guide was informative and funny. I grabbed a slice of pizza thinking I had plenty time they had boarded already and waited on me. Thanks so much!! The boat ride provided a good overview of what's offered along the strip. We noted places to dine and a couple of hotels to check out in the future. The next day was a parade and that was fun. Would not have known had it not been for tour guide May 29, 2026

Okay, so this was fun! As we were walking around the River…read moreWalk, my little one kept seeing the boats go by. And once they caught her attention, she did NOT stop asking about that boat until we were physically sitting on one. Thankfully, she was onto something. The boat ride ended up being the perfect way to take a quick break from all the walking while still getting to enjoy the River Walk. We got to sit back, take in the scenery, learn a little bit of San Antonio history along the way, and share some good laughs with the other families and people on the boat. It was lighthearted, relaxing and just a genuinely fun experience in the middle of exploring everything else. Sometimes you just have to trust the toddler's itinerary. lol Definitely worth adding to a River Walk visit!

We had an amazing time on the mural bike ride tour! Our guide, Brian, was incredible -- passionate,…read moreknowledgeable, and deeply connected to the local art scene. He didn't just point out murals; he shared the stories behind them and even introduced us to one of the pioneers of San Antonio's mural movement. Such a special experience! As a San Antonio native, Brian also gave us a list of his personal favorite local spots. We couldn't hit them all, but we did make it to Teka Molino for puff tacos and fajitas... and WOW. A 10/10. Truly some of the best tacos we've ever had. We'll absolutely be back for another tour -- and more tacos!

We recently had the pleasure of joining Brian and his fantastic Mural E-Bike Tour, and I can't say…read moreenough good things about it! From start to finish, the experience was exceptional. Brian was knowledgeable about the area and passionate about sharing the history behind the San Antonio Street Art Initiative. Brian made sure everyone felt safe and comfortable throughout the journey. The route was breathtaking, taking us through stunning mural routes; we saw hidden gems we would have never discovered on our own. It was a perfect balance of fantastic murals and flat terrain for all levels of riders. What truly stood out, though, was the attention to detail and the little extras that made the tour unforgettable, from riding through San Antonio's historic streets to having a sneak peek of amazing art inside Hopscotch to taking in all the visual goodness at The Pearl and let's not forget - the under-the-highway SASAI Pillars. All the stops were well-timed at picturesque murals; every aspect was well thought out. The Mural E-Bike Tour is undeniably the city's best experience. It exceeded my expectations in every way, and it's a must-do activity for anyone looking to appreciate the city's mural art, charm, and history. I highly recommend The Mural E-Bike Tour to anyone looking for an unforgettable experience! We recently had the pleasure of joining Brian and his fantastic Mural E-Bike Tour, and I can't say enough good things about it! From start to finish, the experience was exceptional. Brian was knowledgeable about the area and passionate about sharing the history behind the San Antonio Street Art Initiative. Brian made sure everyone felt safe and comfortable throughout the journey. The route was breathtaking, taking us through stunning mural routes; we saw hidden gems we would have never discovered on our own. It was a perfect balance of fantastic murals and flat terrain for all levels of riders. What truly stood out, though, was the attention to detail and the little extras that made the tour unforgettable, from riding through San Antonio's historic streets to having a sneak peek of amazing art inside Hopscotch to taking in all the visual goodness at The Pearl and let's not forget - the under-the-highway SASAI Pillars. All the stops were well-timed at picturesque murals; every aspect was well thought out. The Mural E-Bike Tour is undeniably the city's best experience. It exceeded my expectations in every way, and it's a must-do activity for anyone looking to appreciate the city's mural art, charm, and history. I highly recommend The Mural E-Bike Tour to anyone looking for an unforgettable experience!

I, after much research, found the parent company. It's San Antonio Walks & Drives. I loved the…read moreprevious tours taken so wound up finding their other website www.privatetoursanantonio.com to do our own VIP tour. Of course, I later found out I could have accessed the Private Tour through www.sanantoniowalks.com as well, which I'd originally used. Well, anyway, as expected - very impressive. Nothing in San Antonio "tourwise" has actually impressed me but this company. When friends visit I show off the city via this company. They always thank me!

Luckily I found this tour via TripAdvisor and it was great…read more Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and provided us with a plethora of information about San Antonio, the Alamo, and the Riverwalk. If you like history and a good storytelling, this is the thing for you!

Love the San Antonio Riverwalk on a rainy and beautiful Friday afternoon…read more Came up for a short vacay and decided to visit this area for a few hours. Parking was challenging but found a lot that was a short area that led you to the Riverwalk. Started raining and it was so nice to sit on the benches under a bridge and listen to the rain.Not something typically get a chance to do. Tons of restaurants were open and not crowded . We went to Durty Nelly's an iconic Irish pub to listen to their pianist Definitely a more low key vibe on Riverwalk during the day since it gets crowded at night with tourists .Personally found it to be a perfect place for an afternoon getaway.

A short short walk from the Alamo to get started and it's a lovely time to talk here and sort of…read morefeel you are in another world is almost doesn't feel like Texas at all with hotels and restaurants and bars lined up on each side of the river along with boats in the water It's a lovely stroll of a time with plenty of options to enjoy food or drinks or both and people watch! And it's free to just walk so go do it!

It's easy to see why this is one of the most visited cave sites for tourism worldwide and the…read moremost-visited in Texas. It's a very well-developed cave to visit. By "developed", I mean that lighting and a path has been installed to make traversing it A LOT easier than when it was discovered. By "path", I mean smooth, textured, non-slip, paved sidewalks from one end of the tour to the other--complete with stainless steel handrails along almost every step of it. The effort it took to make a cave system this accessible is beyond commendable. At one end of one of the tours there is a long uphill slope to get out of the cavern, but you don't have to walk--they have a roller/conveyor belt that you stand on and ride to the top. The erosion-carved rocky "rooms" of the cave system defy description. They are up to 100 feet tall, 100 feet wide, and over 200 feet long, and are filled with otherworldly mineral formations that have been actively "growing" for millions of years. Photos don't do this justice. When you see it in person, it's just breathtaking. Adult-only tours would be an occasional welcome option, as a less-than-silent baby/toddler ruins the silence that the below-ground space allows. Parking is abundant, but it is not free. Even out in the spacious Texas Hill Country they decided that $10 per car was appropriate. I hate paying to park (anywhere), and in a rural setting like this, it just feels like such a shameless money-grab! I wish they'd just charge more for the tours and let us feel like parking is "free". More intensive, deeper tours for small groups that require higher effort into undeveloped parts of the caverns are offered on a limited basis. This sounds like something worth returning for.

Don't buy online through third party platforms because you can't just catch an earlier time. There…read moreare plenty of discounts at hotels and restaurants because of marketing this place is well advertised. They have maze, mining (bagged dirt that are pre-stocked with gems), and a towers course all for extra money. Lots of people when we went. Parking is $10 anywhere you park. There are spots closer up because people coming and going all the time. You can pay online or via text or at pay station. Reception sucks though. We paid but I think they don't enforce or tow because I didn't see anyone checking. It looks like a pure money grab to me, which is infuriating as the parking lot is in the middle of nowhere! Would suggest buying each attraction ala cart because of the unknown wait times. Our natural bridge tour guide was horrible in terms of guiding us and providing information. YMMV is my guess. But whatever. The tour does have a couple of parts where you gotta walk up long ramps. No moving sidewalks like I saw in one pic. I wouldn't go back. And I'm not even sure I could recommend this place unless you're struggling to find something to do.