
REMEMBER THE ALAMO
BUT . . . DON'T FORGET THE CITY
COVERAGE History Tour
Alamo - San Fernando - Main Plaza - Presidio - La Villita - River & Walk - Missions - European & Indian Influences - Texas & Mexican Independence - Cowboy/Saloon Days - Tejanos - Texas History - Spanish Colonialism - Much More. FOR COVERAGE & TOUR DETAILS OF THE SIGHTSEER, KING WILLIAM & ARCHITECTURE TOURS, SEE BELOW. FOR PRIVATE VIP & TEACHER'S EDITION, SELECT THEIR NAME ATOP THIS PAGE.
WHEN
History, Sightseer, King William, Architecture
M-
Sat 9:45a | 1:45p | 4p Sun
9:45a | 1:45 p
TO RESERVE
(1)
HISTORY (2) SIGHTSEER (3) KING WILLIAM (4) ARCHITECTURE
TOURS
MUST
BE RESERVED IN ADVANCE by 8pm
of the previous day. Of course, the earlier the better.
For your convenience, you may reserve your tour
via
Company
Representative or Voice Message
by calling (888)
368 - 6874 or
e-Mail: sanantoniowalks@live.com
(preferred). If leaving a voice message or email after
6pm, please allow till 9pm to confirm your spot on the tour. If
redeeming a pre-bought voucher, this must be noted when
reserving.
To reserve the Private
VIP or Teacher's
Edition,
please select their name at the top of this page.
Thereafter, we will call or email to confirm availability. We do not require payment in advance, etc., as many do for this
type of tour, we just ask that you keep your commitment
as you may not be joining a tour; YOU
MAY BE THE TOUR! So, if you cannot make your tour please notify us, ASAP.
WHEN
RESERVING PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING:
WHICH TOUR - History (1), Sightseer (2), King William (3), Architecture (4)
YOUR NAME - Last or full name
NUMBER IN PARTY - 4
DAY & DATE RESERVING - Day & numeric date, e.g., Thursday the 11th
TIME OF DAY - According to above time schedule
PHONE NO. - Preferably the CELL PHONE you'll have while visiting
WHERE Tours 1-4
Approach your guide directly across from the front entrance of the Alamo in the park named Alamo Plaza. Your guide will be wearing a "reddish" shirt with "Walks" logo on the back. * For King William we meet in the District at the corner of King William St. & E. Guenther. Take the Blue Trolley South to the Guenther House stop. If you have a vehicle, there is parking on King William St.
PRICE Tours 1- 4
$16 per person. Under 6 yrs/ Free (up to 3 w/ 1 paid adult) CASH ONLY
LENGTH
Time:
2hrs. Distance: under a mile. There is some seating at
various spots & most of tour is shaded or sunny - depending on
the season. Note: Light rain or cold weather are not a problem with
us. We're willing to go if you are.
Phone:(888) 368 - 6874 e-Mail: sanantoniowalks@live.com
The
Sightseer,
King
William
&
Architecture
{ T O U R D E T A I L S }
for
the Private VIP & Teacher's Edition tours, please click their
name above
The Sightseer
While
the History Tour's narrative is exceptional and
has garnered raiseworthy reviews, you may
prefer “lighter fare”- for overview purposes. The
“Sightseer” will feature key Historical Elements &
Sights, yet, mixes Modern ones also. Unlike
the History Tour’s deeper details, told in story form,
this is presented by way of brief, yet significant
highlights, affording more photo
opportunities & questions, etc., which
all ages
will enjoy.
King William
Mark Twain declared San Antonio, “one of the four unique cities in the US”, referring to the confluence of cultures shaping it’s character. In the mid-late 1800's, none were more impactful as immigrants from Germany, notably; as business leaders. They used the wealth created by these endeavors to build lavish homes within an enclave they named in honor of King Wilhelm I, of Prussia - known today as the King William District & Texas’ 1st Historic Neighborhood. Come and explore it's history and the unique architecture these homes exhibit along with fascinating stories of it’s influential and interesting denizens. Along this shady stroll, you'll also enjoy some lovely and rarely seen River Views! For King William we meet in the District at the corner of King William St. & E. Guenther; take Blue Trolley South to Guenther House stop. If you have a vehicle, there is parking on King William St.
