



by Historic Tours Of America
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$108.14San Antonio’s history is reflected in its many neighborhoods and landmarks spread across the city. This hop-on hop-off trolley tour lasts about 90 minutes for a full loop with live narration. The trolley makes 13 stops including the Alamo, the Pearl District, San Antonio Zoo, Japanese Tea Garden, Botanical Garden, Witte Museum, River Walk, La Villita, Tower of the Americas, and Market Square. Guests can stay aboard for the entire narrated route or disembark at any stop to explore more on their own schedule. The ticket includes a free second day of riding, allowing visitors to revisit favorite spots or cover stops they missed the first day. Children aged 0 to 3 ride without charge. The tour operates throughout the day, giving flexibility to explore San Antonio’s sites at a comfortable pace. Gratuities are not included in the price. Pets and emotional support animals are not permitted on the trolley. The operator provides a narrated trolley service designed to give both an overview and detailed information about San Antonio’s key attractions.
Historic plaza with restaurants, shops, hotels and street performers
Discover the vibrant Pearl district, a lively hub with artisan shops, great cuisine, and the renowned Pearl Farmers Market, which evolved from a historic brewery dating back to 1881.
Japanese Tea Garden, near San Antonio Zoo and Witte Museum
A lush oasis with themed gardens since 1980, emphasizing conservation and biodiversity.
San Antonio Museum of Art, located in a historic brewery along the Museum Reach of the River Walk, featuring a diverse collection spanning 5,000 years.
Veteran's Memorial Park and Tobin Performing Arts Center
Historic Saloon and Museum built in 1881
Spanish Governor's Palace, San Pedro Creek Cultural Park, Legacy Park
Historic Market Square is the largest Mexican market in the U.S., offering a colorful experience with vibrant shops, delicious food, and festive events
San Fernando Cathedral, Plaza de las Islas Canarias, San Antonio CIty Hall, Bexar County Courthouse
(STOP CLOSED until 2026) The Tower of the Americas and Hemisfair. The Tower is an iconic part of the skyline since the 1968 World’s Fair
The Historic Alamo located in Alamo Plaza
The Crockett Hotel, a landmark dating back to 1909 named after Davy Crockett