Once a settlement for the historic missions of Spain, San Antonio entices with its multi-cultural offerings. The city's architecture is rooted on its Spanish and Mexican heritage. Around San Antonio, you'll find buildings bearing traditional "Mission-style" elements as seen from McNay Art Museum. In the King William District, wonderfully restored Victorian houses reflect more of the European influences in the city.

The heart of contemporary San Antonio lies in its River Walk, an area that stretches for 3 miles along the banks of the timeless river. The densely packed enclave bustles with activity coming from the bars, restaurants, shops and clubs. When they said not to mess with Texas, you won't dare miss an invite to indulge yourself with a drink to partake of the definitive San Antonio experience.