Posts by Kelsey Kennedy
Is Mi Tierra In San Antonio A Tourist Trap?
I adore Tex Mex cuisine. Growing up in Texas, it was a weekly (daily?) staple in our home. Breakfast tacos, ground beef chalupas, taco soup with all the fixings, and homemade flour tortillas were a few of my childhood favorites. This fusion fare, which came from the Tejano people of Texas, is, quite frankly, delicious.…
Read MoreEspada Aqueduct in San Antonio – 300 Years Of History
Espada Aqueduct in San Antonio is about 300 years old and it’s still functioning. Crazy! This is a must-see historical landmark in San Antonio. And if you have no idea what an aqueduct is/does, no worries. I’ll break it down for you and share a bunch of photos so you know what to expect. Espada…
Read MoreLove Lock Bridge in San Antonio Might Make You Fall In Love All Over Again
A lot of cities have their own version of this, but the Love Lock Bridge in San Antonio is special for a few reasons. It started in 2010, and it’s clearly been quite the popular idea. Just walk by the bridge and you’ll see that the gates are absolutely loaded with personalized locks. What’s The…
Read More6 Unpopular Opinions About The Tower Of The Americas
I’m not a touristy person. I detest big chain restaurants, no matter how “MUST TRY!” they are. I will never look to TripAdvisor for tips on fun things to do in a city. I wrote this guide to the San Antonio Riverwalk Restaurants because I found it annoying that all of the popular restaurants served…
Read MoreExplore Legoland San Antonio: The Perfect Family Destination
LEGOLAND San Antonio: if you’ve stepped foot in downtown San Antonio or wandered around the Riverwalk, you’ve heard of it. It’s one of the best-advertised attractions in downtown SA. It’s a giant indoor play place centered around legos. There are 10 play zones, 2 rides, a 4D cinema, and a MINILAND San Antonio. Since this…
Read More11 Reasons You’ll Love Yanaguana Garden at Hemisfair
Yanaguana Garden at Hemisfair is a true gem in San Antonio and one of the most spectacular places to visit in SA. Nestled on the southeastern edge of downtown San Antonio, Texas, this area was designed to revitalize the historic park and provide a welcoming green space for residents and tourists alike. Yanaguana Garden isn’t…
Read MoreHill Country Wine With An Urban Twist: Meet Re:Rooted Winery In San Antonio
As a Texas native, I’ve had plenty of trips to Texas wine country to sip wine in Driftwood, Fredericksburg, and beyond. The Texas wine scene is among the fastest growing in the country. It’s now ranked 5th in production, behind California, Washington, Oregon, and New York. Texas wine is quickly growing in quality and variety,…
Read More10 Epic Photos Of The View From the Tower Of The Americas
The Tower of the Americas, also known as the San Antonio Tower, is an observation tower located in central San Antonio, Texas. Since its completion in 1968, the tower has welcomed more than 15 million guests! But it’s more than just a tower – you can actually eat at the top of it. The tower…
Read MoreBest Food At Hemisfair San Antonio: 10 Top Restaurants
This is a good one, y’all… Hemisfair is a FUN place in San Antonio for both locals and visitors, and we’re rounding up the best restaurants in Hemisfair that you and your family will love. Hemisfair is a centrally located park in San Antonio that was created for the 1968 World’s Fair. It’s a beautiful…
Read MoreA Look At San Antonio’s Largest Playground: Pearsall Park
I’m constantly on the lookout for fun playgrounds. As a mom of two little ones, playgrounds are where we spend most of our time! San Antonio has a ton of great parks and playgrounds and fun things to do with kids, but when I found out about Pearsall Park, I knew I had to get…
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