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La Paz

La Paz ("The Peace") is a sculpture by artist Cuauhtemoc Zamudio in the Hemisfair area of San Antonio, Texas. It shows a dove with its wings wrapped around the world, and it is a gift from San Antonio's sister city, Mont…

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Venue Villita

Venue Villita is an event venue in La Villita, the historic little village beside the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas. It sits in a district often described as the city's first neighborhood, where weddings, concerts and…

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Alas de México (Wings of Mexico)

Alas de México is Jorge Marín's pair of bronze wings in San Antonio, mounted so that you can stand between them and be photographed wearing them. There is usually a short queue.

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Hopper Silos

The Hopper Silos are a set of cone-bottom grain silos standing in front of Hotel Emma at the Pearl, the former brewery complex in San Antonio, Texas. They are a leftover from the Pearl Brewery's working days and a good p…

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The Torch of Friendship

The Torch of Friendship (La Antorcha de la Amistad) is a large abstract sculpture on Losoya Street in downtown San Antonio, Texas. It was given by Mexico to the city around HemisFair in 1968 and stands as a symbol of the…

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Toribio Losoya Statue

The Toribio Losoya Statue stands at 313 Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio, Texas, in the busy plaza around the Alamo. It makes an easy stop on foot, and it sits among some of the most visited streets in the city.Tips f…

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Teddy Roosevelt Statue

The Teddy Roosevelt Statue is a public monument to Theodore Roosevelt in San Antonio, Texas. It is an easy stop for anyone exploring the city on foot, and a good excuse to slow down and look at the streets around it.Tips…

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Walkthrough to River Walk

Walkthrough to River Walk is an access point on Losoya Street in downtown San Antonio, Texas, that leads toward the River Walk, the network of pedestrian paths that follows the San Antonio River through the city centre. …

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King William Park

King William Park is a public park on King William Street in the King William neighborhood of San Antonio, Texas. It is a pleasant place to pause while exploring the streets around it, and an easy starting point for a se…

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King William River Park

King William River Park is a small public green space on the San Antonio River in the King William district, just south of downtown San Antonio. It sits on a stretch of river tied to the city's milling history, to its wo…

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Villa Finale: Museum & Gardens

Villa Finale: Museum & Gardens is a Victorian Italianate mansion in the King William Historic District of San Antonio, Texas. It is best known as the home of preservationist and collector Walter Mathis, who restored the …

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Briscoe Western Art Museum

The Briscoe Western Art Museum is a museum of Western art and history on the San Antonio River Walk in downtown San Antonio, Texas. Outside its River Walk side stands a sculpture of a vaquero driving longhorn steers, a n…

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