Tours Caverns and Curios Monday, 19 September, 12:30–5 p.m., US$66 Join us for this showcase of the Texas Hill Country history, both the history of the land and the history of the people. Experience Natural Bridge Caverns, named for the 60-foot natural limestone arch that spans the entrance. This cave is by far one of the most spectacular in the area, with trails covering more than a mile. After the caverns, explore the many and varied treasures which can be found in Gruene, Texas, a turn-of-the-century cotton-farming community. This quaint little town has an assortment of restaurants, antique stores, specialty shops, the proclaimed oldest dance hall in Texas, and even its own wine-tasting venue. Don't leave without enjoying a treat at the authentic General Store located on Main Street using the complimentary coupon provided by your guide. This tour is not recommended for those who are claustrophobic or unsteady on their feet. It is recommend that participants on this tour wear shoes that provide good traction on wet and steep surfaces.
Opening the Doors to the Past Tuesday, 20 September, 2–5 p.m., US$38 Founded in the early 1700s by the Spanish crown, San Antonio's unique history and multi-ethnic heritage have greatly enriched the city's architectural beauty. Native American, European, Spanish, Mexican, German, French, African-American, and Anglo-American cultures all have had profound impact on the historical roots, adding special ambience to the Alamo City. The ongoing, successful efforts of preserving the abundant structures that reflect the city's past provide a special passage to moments and periods of San Antonio history. This tour stops at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, the Spanish Governors Palace, the old Mission San Juan, and the Scottish Rite Museum and Library.
Strolling in San Antonio Wednesday, 21 September, 8–9 a.m., US$15 Come and join us bright and early for fresh air, historical sites, and good fellowship along America's unique waterway: The San Antonio Paseo Del Rio. Staff will be with you every stepping stone of the way as you see the historical sites and San Antonio's beautiful river.
Hidden Treasures - Cancelled Wednesday, 21 September, 1–5 p.m. |
