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You will have to see this to believe it. An Island in the middle of Texas! Drive on out to Son's Island at Lake Placid located near New Braunfels, a gorgeous, tropical-inspired, three and a half acre island with 22 day-use, open-air lakeside Hawaiian cabanas. It's perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming and wading, fishing, barbecuing, water sliding, and beach volleyball.  Your breathtaking entry includes a drive across a wooden bridge to enwrap you with large cypress and pecan trees outlining the perimeter of 4,000 feet of lakefront property. Son’s Island also offers glamping (glamour camping) where you can spend a night under the stars in a luxurious tent that’s furnished with two queen sized beds, fans and lanterns. It's all set and waiting for you. 

This original "castle on the hill," The Veranda, is one of the most unique event spaces San Antonio has to offer. It is surrounded by lavish levels of lush green backdrops with seven different venues to create amazing memories. Whether it's for the dream wedding, graduation, retirement or special landmark celebration, you will find a stunning atmosphere encompassing the 1931 estate house built of local stone, the artist cottage, the airy covered pavilion, and the rolling, oak-lined lawns. Make your event the one everyone will talk about for years. 

This eclectic restaurant serves "funky nostalgia" alongside its choice steaks, prime rib, and fresh seafood. Each visit is sure to be a memorable one. No two tables are the same, not two servers sport the same costume, but one thing that doesn't change is the fun. Don't just go out for dinner as usual, go to the Magic Time Machine, where it's not just a restaraunt, it's an adventure!

In the heart of downtown San Antonio you'll find the heart of Texas independence: The Alamo. Originally a mission, The Alamo is best known for The Battle of the Alamo in 1836, where a rag-tag army of Texas settlers fought for independence against Mexican rule. Now The Alamo is a World Heritage Site, open nearly all year to guests from all over the globe. Visit San Antonio's most well-known, and photographed, historical structure today.