SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
	010101 HOME THE BRIDE AND GROOM THE CEREMONY AND RECEPTION THE ATTENDANTS NEW YEAR'S EVE SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS GENERAL INFORMATION MESSAGE BOARD
				All of the suggestions on this page are located in and around the downtown area... just a quick walk or a cheap cab ride away. For general information, try some of these sites:
						San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau The San Antonio RiverWalk Guide The Heart Of San Antonio Web Guide
			PLACES TO SEE...
					The Alamo: The #1 tourist attraction in Texas. If you're lucky, the Christmas tree will still be up. Don't leave your bike in the basement. The Riverwalk: Take a boat ride, stop for a snack, you may even catch some live music for the holiday season. We even have a quick reference map for your enjoyment. La Villita: A historical "little town" in the center of downtown San Antonio. Take a virtual tour on their website.
			THINGS TO DO...
					Blue Star Arts Complex: A collection of galleries and studios that is worth the cab ride to get there. Call to make sure who will be open. ArtPace: A place for artists in residence to both work and show. The residents change 4 times a year... find out more on their site. The Buckhorn Salon and Museum: For a change of pace and a little western camp, check this place out for live action shows and wild west saloon atmosphere.
			WAYS TO SPEND MONEY...
					The River Center Mall: It's a mall, but it sits right on the river. You can catch a ride up the river, or watch some live music at the pavillion out back. It's also the place to pick up those few items you left at home. Shops at La Villita: Want a souvineer? This would be a good place.
			WHERE TO EAT...
					Restaurant BIGA: An old restaurant with a new downtown location. Rob used to work here a LONG time ago. Although we have yet to try out their new locale, the chef/owner has not changed which insures a great meal. Rosario's: Why do all of our favorite places keep changing the location? We can't answer this, but we do know that Rosario's (known for good, cheap food and awesome evenings full of salsa music and dancing) has changed a bit. It is a little more modern and much less cozy, but it is still a San Antonio favorite.
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