HemisFair Park

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There is parking for the Institute of Texan Cultures accessible from Durango Boulevard.

The red, purple, and blue streetcar lines all stop at the HemisFair Park.

Built for the 1968 HemisFair, an exposition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of San Antonio, this urban oasis boasts water gardens and a wood-and-sand playground constructed for children (near the Alamo St. entrance). Among its indoor diversions are the Institute of Texan Cultures and the Tower of the Americas. Be sure to walk over to the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center and...

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The site of the 1968 World's Fair is truly an oasis in the heart of downtown. Don't expect green space, but do enjoy the acres of water fountains and waterfalls, which cool the...

More than a park--a cool cultural destination. \n

HemisFair Park was built to host the 1968 World's Fair. The Fifteen (15) acre park features cascading waterfalls and fountains, lushly landscaped areas, historic buildings, children's playground, and the world Famous San Antonio landmark "The Tower of the Americas".

In addition to the Tower of the Americas, shops and relaxing water features it is also home to the Universidad Nacional Autonoma...