Old Town Trolley of San Antonio

The journey, in full

Hop on and off at any of our convenient stops: Alamo Plaza Nestled in San Antonio’s heart, Alamo Plaza is a historic haven, known for the legendary Alamo and its pivotal role in the Texas Revolution. Beyond the solemn Alamo Chapel, the plaza buzzes with lively shops, eateries, and vibrant street performances. Buckhorn Saloon and E. Houston Street Experience the Wild West at Buckhorn Saloon, a historic establishment since 1881, preserving the rugged charm of San Antonio’s frontier days. Veterans Memorial Park and the Tobin Center Honor veterans at Veterans Memorial Park, adjacent to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, a renowned venue for incredible performances. Japanese Tea Garden Find serenity at the Japanese Tea Garden, a lush spot within Brackenridge Park transformed from a quarry in 1917. San Antonio Zoo Discover a wild adventure at the San Antonio Zoo, home to over 3,500 animals and a hub for conservation since 1914. Witte Museum Immerse yourself in Texas’ rich history at the Witte Museum, established in 1926, showcasing artifacts from prehistoric fossils to contemporary art. Botanical Garden Explore nature’s beauty at the Botanical Garden, a lush oasis with themed gardens since 1980, emphasizing conservation and biodiversity. The Pearl Discover the vibrant Pearl district, a lively hub with artisan shops, great cuisine, and the renowned Pearl Farmers Market, which evolved from a historic brewery dating back to 1881. San Antonio Museum of Art Explore art and culture at the San Antonio Museum of Art, located in a historic brewery along the Museum Reach of the River Walk, featuring a diverse collection spanning 5,000 years. Spanish Governor’s Palace Transport yourself to the Spanish Colonial era at the Governor’s Palace, a living testament to San Antonio’s colonial heritage with stunning architecture and rich historical artifacts. Historic Market Square Dive into the lively atmosphere of Historic Market Square, the largest Mexican market in the U.S., offering a colorful experience with vibrant shops, delicious food, and festive events. Tower of the Americas and Hemisfair Park Rise above the city at the Tower of the Americas, an iconic part of the skyline since the 1968 World’s Fair, with Hemisfair Park nearby providing a delightful escape in the heart of the city. The Alamo Immerse yourself in history at the Alamo, a UNESCO World Heritage site and crucial symbol of Texan independence, resonating with echoes of the 1836 Texas Revolution. Crockett Hotel Experience historic charm at the Crockett Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1909, named after Davy Crockett, seamlessly blending classic elegance with modern comfort in the heart of downtown.