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Whether visiting San Antonio with the family, or, whether you're on an escapade with friends, there are plenty appealing attractions in the city to suit every taste, therefore, you will certainly find something fun for you to do!

Among the most popular attractions in San Antonio, there are:

San Antonio Children's Museum

305 E. Houston, San Antonio, TX

(210) 212-4453

Offering more than 80 interactive exhibits, San Antonio Children's Museum is a place where the little ones can learn new things by playing and enjoying themselves. Among the museum's "most favorite", there are: the H-E-B Kids' Market, a bubble ranch, kid powered elevator, and weekly science and arts activities for children ages 2 to 10.

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

2202 Roosevelt Avenue, San Antonio, TX

(210) 534-8833

It is a reminder of one of Spain's most successful attempts to extend its New World dominion from Mexico, and, it features the historically and architecturally significant structures of missions Concepción, San José, San Juan and Espada, among other important cultural resources.

San Antonio Museum of Art

200 W. Jones Avenue, San Antonio, TX

(210) 978-8100

The museum features a permanent collection that spans the continents: Asian art, European and American paintings, and antiquities from Greek and Roman eras attract art "aficionados" of all ages.

Texas Transportation Museum

11731 Wetmore, San Antonio, TX

(210) 490-3554

It is a non-profit, all volunteer museum that consists of a full size, operational railroad, a garden railroad, an interior HO scale layout and a large vehicle collection. They frequently offer fire truck and train rides.

Museo Alameda

101 South Santa Rosa, San Antonio, TX

(210) 299-4300

It tells the unique story of the Latino experience in America - past, present and future, by combining art, history, cultural education and live performance.

Other major attractions in the area, include: Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum, on N. New Braunfels, Fort Sam Houston Museum, on Stanley Rd., and Alamo, on the east side of Alamo Plaza, among other.