San Antonio, TX
San Antonio is a city rich in history and heart, and Basore Real Estate is proud to help families find a place to call home in this vibrant Texas community.
About San Antonio, TX
San Antonio is a city rich in history and heart, and Basore Real Estate is proud to help families find a place to call home in this vibrant Texas community.
Whether you're buying your first home or selling to make a move, Basore Real Estate brings local knowledge of San Antonio, TX to every step of the process.
Why Live in San Antonio, TX?
- The Alamo and San Antonio Missions National Historical Park together make up a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan and Mission Espada.
- The San Antonio River Walk runs through downtown. Its Museum Reach goes north to the San Antonio Museum of Art and Pearl, and its Mission Reach trail connects downtown with the missions.
- Fiesta San Antonio is a citywide celebration held each April, with official events run by local nonprofits.
- Brackenridge Park has walking trails, picnic areas, the Sunken Garden Theater and the San Antonio River, with the San Antonio Zoo, the Witte Museum, the DoSeum and the Japanese Tea Garden nearby.
- Interstate highways I-10, I-35 and I-37 run through San Antonio, along with Loop 410 and State Loop 1604.
- San Antonio's universities include the University of Texas at San Antonio, Trinity University, St. Mary's University and Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
The San Antonio, TX Market
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Schools in San Antonio, TX
Several independent school districts serve San Antonio. San Antonio ISD covers downtown and the inner-city areas, Northside ISD and North East ISD each serve large parts of the city, and Judson ISD and Southwest ISD serve other portions. The district depends on the address, so check the school assignment for a specific home with the district.
Local Favorites
- The Alamo (Landmark): The historic mission and battle site on Alamo Plaza downtown, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The grounds are free, and the Alamo Church requires a free timed-entry ticket.
- San Antonio Missions National Historical Park (Historic Site): A National Park Service site protecting Mission Concepción, Mission San José, Mission San Juan and Mission Espada, connected to downtown by the Mission Reach trail.
- San Antonio River Walk (Landmark): Pathways along the San Antonio River through downtown, with the Museum Reach extending to the San Antonio Museum of Art and Pearl.
- Historic Market Square (Market): An outdoor plaza downtown with El Mercado and Farmers Market Plaza, specialty shops, restaurants such as Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia, and festivals throughout the year.
- Brackenridge Park (Park): A city park along the San Antonio River with trails, picnic areas, playgrounds and the Sunken Garden Theater, next to the San Antonio Zoo, the Witte Museum and the Japanese Tea Garden.
- Pearl (Food & Culture District): A food and culture district in a historic brewery on the River Walk's Museum Reach.
Frequently Asked Questions About San Antonio, TX
What county is San Antonio in?
San Antonio is in Bexar County and is the county seat.
Which school districts serve San Antonio?
San Antonio ISD, Northside ISD and North East ISD serve large parts of the city. Judson ISD and Southwest ISD serve other portions.
Is it free to visit the Alamo?
Yes, the grounds are free to visit. Entry to the Alamo Church requires a free timed-entry ticket, which you can reserve ahead of time.
How do I get from downtown to the San Antonio Missions?
The Mission Reach hike-and-bike trail along the San Antonio River connects downtown with all four missions in the national historical park.
When is Fiesta San Antonio?
Fiesta is traditionally held in April and runs for several days of official events across the city.