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Fiesta San Antonio is a one-parade event to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto. This historic commemoration has taken place for more than a century and has grown into a celebration where San Antonio's rich and diverse cultures are known as the nation's premier festival.

Take a stroll through the Japanese Tea Garden, which features a scenic enclosure with stone bridges, a pagoda, and the Jingu House Cafe. The restored garden has a lush year-round garden with many floral displays and shaded walkways leading you to a 60-foot waterfall with ponds filled with Koi fish. This historical jewel is ideal for small weddings, memorial services, and large corporate gatherings.

Ripley’s Guinness World Records Museum is officially amazing. They are one of the first museums in the world to give guests a chance to earn an official Guinness World Record Title. Are you ready to challenge millions to claim your title? Join the new Attempt Arena, where you participate in daily live shows featuring official Guinness World Records adjudicators. Not ready just yet? That’s okay! Walk around and enjoy the combination of world record artifacts, exhibits from groups of sports, space, animals, food, and human achievements. You can enjoy videos, touchscreen computers, games, and interactive trivia spread throughout 16 themed galleries.

Enjoy unparalleled service and timeless elegance at San Antonio’s most enchanting luxury hotel, The St. Anthony Hotel, that embodies old-world splendor with touches like Italian marble and Corinthian columns. During your stay, sample all five of the hotel's upscale restaurants, including the vibrant Cabana Bar next to the rooftop infinity pool. Attend elegant occasions like wedding receptions and corporate retreats in 13 event rooms, which have hosted global politicians, royals and celebrities. Step inside vintage-inspired hotel rooms with features like pillowtop beds, free Wi-Fi, black marble tubs and green velvet seating.