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From the Alamo to the Tower of the Americas, San Antonio is filled
with visitors’ delights. Who doesn’t love the River Walk, one of the
most vibrant, walkable attractions in the country?
The conference hotel, the Grand Hyatt, is right on the banks of this
three-mile urban oasis of restaurants, shops and culture. The River
Walk is known for its vast number of historic and unique theme
venues, which include La Villita (the “Little Village”), a treasured
arts community, the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum, the Southwest
School of Art & Craft, Rio Plaza, Sunset Station, Institute of Texas
Cultures and more.
For a preview of all that this historic city has to offer, visit
the Convention and Visitors Bureau online
or
call the visitor center at
800-447-3376.
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May is the prime time to visit San Antonio. The
days are pleasantly warm, and the summer tourists haven't
yet made the attractions too crowded. Average temperatures range from a low of
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