Best Things to do in San Antonio at Night

Take in an electric night out in San Antonio - The River City and witness the booming city at night. With so much to do in San Antonio and sometimes so little time, let us help plan your next night out!

1. Scenic San Antonio Night Tour

Let us make the planning stress-free and help you simply relax and enjoy the sights by joining one of our small-group tours of the city illuminated at night.

Our tours all include; complimentary downtown hotel pick-up and drop-off, all admission fees included, fun and friendly guides, and skip-the-line entry.

2. River Cruise with GO RIO

Experience an enchanting River Night Cruise and enjoy the splendor of colorful lights suspended from overhanging branches of the trees surrounding the river while on GO RIO’s enchanting River Walk

Glide silently through the riverwalk in a colorful, electric barge on a narrated journey to learn about the city’s history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture.

3. Tower of the Americas

Marvel at the stunning illuminated city skyline from the Tower of the Americas Observation Deck, the tallest observation tower in Texas.

Here you will be whisked away, up 750 feet to witness a spectacular view of the city illuminated at night - a magical view of the River City.

While here you can also experience outstanding cuisine at the revolving restaurant - Chart House, known for its award-winning cuisine while taking in panoramic views of the dazzling city lights below.

4. The Alamo

Walk in the illuminated steps of the heroes at the cultural icon - the Alamo. Here you will learn about the 1836 Battlefield of the Alamo, taking in the key battlefield locations illuminated by the moon and surrounding lights.

5. Pearl District

See a completely different side of San Antonio at the Pearl District spanning 16 square blocks, it offers visitors distinct restaurants, relaxing green spaces, beautiful architecture, and unique shops.

Its vintage and steampunk motif in the area offers a one-of-a-kind experience, offering a new look into San Antonio, different from the bustling River Walk.

6. The Grotto

While enjoying the River Walk area take a stop at the Grotto, with its cave-like walls, splashing waterfalls, picnic areas, and a street-level stairway leading into the jaws of a giant jaguar head illuminated at night.

Here, you can also stand in awe of the Shrine to Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, and Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto.