easy
2–2.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels comfortable with walking about two miles and a few stairs.
As twilight falls over San Antonio, Amigo Walking Tours leads guests through a vibrant mix of historic landmarks and hidden urban art. This lively 2.5-hour stroll reveals the city’s stories in an unforgettable evening journey.
All ages • 2hr 30min
Experience the enchanting Downtown at Twilight tour in San Antonio, where must-see landmarks meet hidden gems. As the sun sets, stroll through art-filled streets, uncovering captivating stories and unique insights. This engaging journey covers a variety of sights, ensuring a memorable evening filled with beauty and discovery.
Approximately 2 hours 15 minutes
Just as the sun is setting and temps are cooling down, the Downtown at Twilight tour introduces guests to "a few of our favorite things,” covering all the must-see sights, as well as several places off the beaten path. The route is filled with art and stories that are sure to make your time in San Antonio more spectacular!
There's no set price for our Free Public Tours - guests tip whatever they feel is fair at the tour’s end.
Route: The Confluence of Civilizations Mosaic, the River Walk, the Alamo (exterior), Houston Street, San Pedro Creek Culture Park, City Hall, Main Plaza, and San Fernando Cathedral (exterior).
Price: Guests tip the guide whatever they think is appropriate at the end of the tour.
Language: English only.
Distance: About 1 mile (1.6km) of easy walking.
Start Point: The tour meets at The Zócalo at Hemisfair Civic Park (200 E. Market St.), just in front of the modern building framed in red with the large “Henry B. González Convention Center” letters.
End Point: The tour typically ends in Main Plaza (115 Main Plaza), with an opportunity for guests to see the free show San Antonio | The Saga afterward at the cathedral.
Expect about two miles of walking over varied urban surfaces including some stairs.
Though there are stops to purchase drinks, carrying your own water helps stay hydrated as the tour moves quickly.
The tour starts promptly at 200 E Market St; arriving 10 minutes before helps with check-in and group organization.
Tours proceed rain or shine, so dress appropriately and bring layers when needed.
San Antonio’s Downtown emerged as a cultural crossroads where Spanish colonial, Mexican, and Texan histories intersect, shaping its landmarks and stories.
Efforts to revitalize San Pedro Creek and maintain historic buildings demonstrate the city's commitment to sustainable urban renewal and heritage preservation.
Supportive shoes make navigating city streets and stairs much more comfortable.
Evening temperatures can drop, so layered clothing ensures comfort throughout the tour.
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Staying hydrated is important, especially during warm months.
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Useful for carrying water, layers, and any purchases made during the walk.