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San Antonio Texas

San Antonio offers visitors a rare opportunity to catch a  glimpse of early Spanish colonial life in the Southwest. As the first civilian  settlement in Texas, San Antonio de Béxar was founded in 1718. And today, many  of its architectural and cultural elements remain. Five 18th-century missions  stand as tribute to the men and women who brought European culture and  Christianity to the region. La Villita, San Antonio’s first neighborhood, is  still a bustle of activity, featuring art galleries, shops and charming
restaurants. The King William Historic District was settled by prominent German  merchants in the 1800s and grew to become the most elegant residential area in  the city. It was also zoned as the state’s first historic district. And the  Menger Hotel, where Teddy Roosevelt recruited his notorious “Rough  Riders,” offers an upscale view into 19th century living (with modern amenities, of  course). All in all, exploring San Antonio’s storied past is sure to be a historically good time.

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