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Take a step back into the mid-1800s with the San Antonio Fire Museum, where visitors can check out the antique fire trucks, fire-fighting equipment, historical artifacts, beautifully archived documents, and photos. On the kid tours, your kiddos can dress up in authentic replicas of firefighters' turnout gear and climb up on a 1953 International fire truck. They can also take a seat in the small theater and watch short videos on the history of firefighters and how they train today.

Josephine Street is the iconic roadhouse that's been around since the 70s and is known for its world-class chicken fried steak, succulent pork chops & chicken, fresh fish, gourmet salads, handmade desserts, and upper-end wines at uncommonly affordable prices. Josephine Street naturally draws in the best folks from CEOs, hipsters, grandmas, and colorful personalities sitting together for a meal and a drink to unwind and hang out.

Hotel Havana is your portal into the convergence of Native American, Mexican and Spanish cultures with the rich history of Texas and the American West to create a hotel experience like no other. Explore each of the 27 rooms and suites at this intimate, historic property designed to encourage the creative spirit and offer a respite from the world. End the night at Ocho and Havana Bar, which offers two unique spaces for pan-Latin dining and drinks on a quiet stretch of the San Antonio RiverWalk.