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Explore the Japanese Tea Garden , a tranquil oasis that features a variety of plants, a koi pond, and a traditional Japanese pagoda. Afterward, visit the San Fernando Cathedral , the oldest cathedral in the state of Texas and a beautiful example of Gothic Revival architecture.

Take a stroll through the King William Historic District , a neighborhood that features some of the city's most beautiful and historic homes. Stop by the Spanish Governor's Palace , a 18th-century Spanish colonial building that now serves as a museum.

Visit La Villita Historic Arts Village , a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood that features shops, restaurants, and galleries housed in historic buildings. Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in the area, which offer a variety of cuisines.

Take a trip to Mission San José , the largest and most famous of the city's five Spanish colonial missions. Take a guided tour to learn about the mission's history and significance.

Visit the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) , which features a collection of over 30,000 objects spanning 5,000 years of global culture. Afterward, head to Hemisfair Park , a public park that features a variety of outdoor activities and events.

Take a trip to Mission Concepción , a beautifully preserved Spanish colonial mission that features intricate carvings and frescos. End your night with a visit to the Natural Bridge Caverns , a series of underground caves and formations that offer a unique and unforgettable experience.

Spend the morning at the San Antonio Zoo , which features over 750 species of animals and a variety of exhibits and attractions. Afterward, enjoy brunch at The Guenther House , a historic home that now serves as a restaurant and museum.

Visit the Buckhorn Saloon & Museum , a museum and bar that features a variety of wildlife exhibits and artifacts. Afterward, head to the San Antonio Historic Market Square , a vibrant marketplace that offers a variety of food, music, and shopping.

Catch a game or concert at the Alamodome , a state-of-the-art indoor arena that hosts a variety of events. End your night with a movie at the Alamo IMAX Theatre , which offers a variety of films on its giant screen.

Take a trip to Brackenridge Park , a public park that features hiking trails, a golf course, and a variety of attractions, including the San Antonio Zoo and the Japanese Tea Garden. Afterward, explore the San Antonio Mission Trail , a scenic route that takes you past all five of the city's Spanish colonial missions.

Visit the Bexar County Courthouse , a historic courthouse that features a beautiful neoclassical design. Afterward, head to the Hard Rock Cafe San Antonio , a rock-and-roll-themed restaurant that features memorabilia from some of music's biggest names.

Spend the evening at the San Antonio Aquarium , which features a variety of marine life exhibits and interactive experiences. End your night with a visit to Morgan's Wonderland , an amusement park that is designed to be accessible to people with disabilities.