Hotel Emma

San Antonio International Airport provides commercial airline service for the South Texas region. More than 8.5 million passengers fly into and out of historic San Antonio each year, visiting more than 30 non-stop domestic and international destinations on 10 airlines. San Antonio is a diverse, progressive and globally competitive city with a solid vision for national and international economic development. As the seventh-largest city in the United States, San Antonio is experiencing solid economic growth in 21st century industries such as bio-science and healthcare. Military City, USA is home to several military bases including Joint Base San Antonio, the largest base organization in the U.S. Department of Defense and comprised of Fort Sam Houston Army Base, Lackland Air Force Base and Randolph Air Force Base. The International Airport itself is an economic generator for the region, supporting over 97,500 jobs and providing nearly $1.6 billion in annual earnings for workers and proprietors. SAT is owned and operated by the City of San Antonio.

San Antonio’s new museum for kids, The DoSeum, opened on June 6, 2015 at 2800 Broadway near the corner of Broadway and E. Mulberry. Since then, it has opened its doors to over 525,000 visitors from all 50 states and drawn drawn families to San Antonio and the Broadway cultural corridor. The DoSeum is certain with the diverse experiences it has to offer, that each person and child who has visited has had a unique and joyful learning experience.

Hospitality is the watchword at Sternewirth, Hotel Emma’s bar and clubroom. A dramatic 25-foot vaulted ceiling soars over intimate groupings of sofas, easy chairs and banquettes arranged to encourage conversation, celebration and business deals. Enjoy a restorative cocktail, a notable wine or sturdy craft beer. Come for the city bar authenticity, classic cocktails made without gimmicks, and hearty small plates that satisfy your appetite for flavor and substance.

The Witte Museum promotes lifelong learning through innovative exhibitions, programs, and collections in natural history, science and South Texas heritage.

Live music, dancing and a cozy atmosphere set the stage for an evening at San Antonio’s newest music venue – Jazz, TX. Created by local bandleader Doc Watkins, Jazz, TX combines the class of an upscale Jazz club with the grit of a Texas dance hall. Located in the newly rebuilt Bottling House at the Historic Pearl Brewery, Jazz, TX offers a full kitchen featuring South Texas cuisine, as well as craft cocktails, wine and a variety of Texas beers on tap. Jazz, TX celebrates the broad spectrum of South Texas music, including Jazz, Blues, Texas Swing, and Salsa, featuring performances from many of the region’s greatest musicians, including regular performances from Doc Watkins himself.

The McNay Art Museum, founded in 1954 in San Antonio, is the first modern art museum in the U.S. State of Texas. Since the 1950s, the museum’s collection has expanded to nearly 20,000 works including: Medieval and Renaissance art, 19th- through 21st- century European and American paintings, sculptures, photographs, one of the finest collections of prints and drawings in the Southwest, the exceptional Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts, Jeanne and Irving Mathews Collection of Art Glass & art of New Mexico.

The San Antonio Museum of Art is a perfect alternative venue for your next dinner or corporate reception. The Museum houses the largest and most comprehensive collection of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman, as well as Asian, art in the southern United States. The Museum also has a significant collection of Latin American art, from Pre-Columbian times to the present.

The San Antonio River Walk is a public park open 365 days a year, lined with individual businesses composed of restaurants, hotels, attractions and more