• La Villita Historic Arts Village - Stroll through charming cobblestone paths and Spanish-style architecture in this artisan village located in the heart of historic San Antonio. Once a modest settlement, it has transformed into a lively center for crafts, culture, and creativity.
• Military Plaza - In the 1800s, Military Plaza was bustling at night with women serving spicy chili bowls to eager crowds. Their unique flair and flavors played a significant role in popularizing Tex-Mex cuisine.
• San Fernando Cathedral - Established in 1731, this magnificent cathedral serves as the spiritual center of San Antonio. Its facade, illuminated at night with a spectacular light show, narrates stories spanning centuries.
• Main Plaza - Main Plaza has been the city’s central gathering spot, hosting events from colonial ceremonies to contemporary festivals. Surrounded by trees and steeped in history, it’s a perfect place to relax and reflect.
• Bexar County Courthouse - Overlooking Main Plaza, the Bexar County Courthouse is a stunning example of red sandstone and Romanesque architecture. Look up to see Lady Justice standing proudly—without a blindfold.
• San Antonio River Walk - This picturesque waterway meanders through the city’s core, inviting leisurely strolls beneath cypress trees and across stone bridges. With cafes, shops, and art lining its path, it embodies the spirit of San Antonio.
• The Esquire Tavern - Opened on the day Prohibition ended, the Esquire retains its speakeasy allure. Enjoy a drink and the ambiance at the longest wooden bar in Texas.
• Majestic Theatre In San Antonio Tx - Adorned with Spanish Baroque details and a starry ceiling, the Majestic offers more than just performances—it provides an experience. Attend a show or simply admire its timeless elegance.
• The Alamo - The Alamo is not merely a historic site—it represents courage and sacrifice. Delve deeper to discover the true story behind the legend. Please note, while admission is free, reservations are necessary to secure entry to the church.
• Briscoe Western Art Museum - Located in a grand 1930s library, the Briscoe brings the myths and realities of the American West to life. Discover art, artifacts, and narratives that shaped the frontier.

• Flexible Usage (unlimited access)
• Audio Guide
• App and Tour Download

• Smartphone (bring your own)

Embark on a self-guided audio tour to uncover the vibrant history of San Antonio along the renowned River Walk. This engaging journey takes you through centuries of fascinating stories, from Spanish missions and Indigenous beginnings to the bustling times of chili queens and saloons. As you wander, enjoy enthralling narratives that highlight the architecture, culture, and identity shaped by the river’s course. Each stop offers unique insights, transforming the River Walk into a living archive where every corner has a story to share.

• Self-guided audio tour along the historic San Antonio River Walk
• Discover Spanish missions, Indigenous roots, and cultural landmarks
• Experience music, architecture, and history through vivid storytelling
• Ideal for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike
• Works entirely offline once downloaded—no cell service required
• GPS-triggered audio plays automatically based on your location
• Flexible — Buy once, use any day/time—access never expires
• Get the Drives & Detours app download the tour ahead of time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.