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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.

Transport your taste buds to Argentina’s cuisine without leaving San Antonio at Dorrego’s where short-rib ravioli, duck empanadas, grilled cuts of pork and beef, flame-roasted Argentinian provolone, grilled prawns in saffron-tomato jus, hearts of palm salad and a choripan sausage baguette await you. In case you’re too full to go too far, stay in a comfy room and enjoy an in-room spa and make it a stay to remember at Hotel Valencia.

Every April San Antonio has a city-wide party called Fiesta. This "party with a purpose" brings together San Antonians, as well as plenty of guests from out-of-town, to honor the rich, cultural heritage that makes this city great. From parades to concerts to food to medals to beauty pageants, Fiesta San Antonio is one party you want to be at! Check the schedule for events, dates, locations, and where to get your party swag.

Olympia Hills Golf and Event Center is your next destination for a great game of golf. Dramatic elevation changes, rolling hills, four different tee sets, all with breathtaking views of South Texas make Olympia Hills Golf and Event Center a memorable experience. Olympia Hills also has an excellent practice golf center. Featuring a full-length driving range, sculpted putting greens, and a tight short game area, you'll up your game at Olympia Hills Golf and Event Center.