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Torzin S: "The area is very lovely with beautiful gardens, shops, restaurants along the river that almost looks like city moat. A must to see in San Antonio, there are many nice spot to take photos."
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Christoph Schillebeeckx: "Amazing location and great atmosphere!"
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Kim M.: "I had the privilege of seeing Mama Mia the farewell tour at the Tobin and had a great time! The staff was very attentive and the building is gorgeous! Would recommend!!"
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Linda Suttner: "Great place to valet park if you’re going to a show at the majestic! Grab a couple of drinks, enjoy an appetizer, have valet added on to your bill, and you’re set!"
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Kristen👸🏻 Benson: "Cost is about $60 per person, all you can eat. Fond is EXCEPTIONAL, and the atmosphere great. I love this place. Sign up for emails from them for great coupons ($25 BIRTHDAY certificate!)"
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- Eddie Williams: "Excellent view of the city with some of the Best Cocktails and Cocktail Enthusiast's on the Planet. Really!"
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Visit San Antonio: "Often considered the heart and soul of San Antonio, San Fernando Cathedral has played an integral part of the city's growth. Built in 1738, its history includes both religious and secular duties."
The Traveler: "After the Alamo make sure you stop here it’s about a 15 minute walk from the Alamo. The remains of the Heroes from the Alamo are laid to rest here. A really beautiful place. Pictures are allowed"
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Mel J: "Great historical site. American and Mexican history in one spot. Told somewhat honestly and fairly."
Shannon Jeropke: "The Alamo may be kind of small but it’s definitely worth visiting once if you’re in the area."
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Corrie Davidson: "Turn off your cell phone and read the big info cards to learn about this battle and the historic site's past. Walk the grounds for more info and look in the aqueduct for giant fish!"
Super Dad: "Save time & enter through the side of the Alamo - saves an hour wait! (Entrance to the left of the church/sanctuary)"
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